Billionaire Anarchist George Soros's 'Days are Numbered' as US DOJ Plans Terrorism Charges
- Philip James
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George Soros is widely regarded by those who are 'awake' as one of the most evil men in History. Not because of his stock market activities but because he has been funding terrorism across the world via his network of fake humanitarianism organisations for decades.
Soros made his billions with dodgy trading on the stock market in the 1980s but it was in 1991 when he really got going shorting the pound. He was solely responsible for Britain's financial crash that plunged Brits into a downward spiral that some never recovered from. He did the same again in 1997, and 1998 crashing the entire South Asian economy including Hong Kong and Japan.
When it was known that Soros was behind Japan's banking crash several key Japanese hardliners called for his arrest and prosecution but the Hungarian Jew, who collaborated with the Nazi's against his own people during the war seemed to magically escape.
George Soros has used that money to repeatedly subvert governments around the world. Soros is behind the mass influx of millions of migrants into Europe from Africa and Asia, is known to have funded the October 7th Terrorist Attacks in Israel, as well as being behind the 2020 BLM riots, "Free Palestine" demonstrations, as well as co-ordinating attacks on Donald Trump in his attempt to stop the President getting elected.
Until now Soros had seemed untouchable, and appeared to be able to act with impunity. But that may just all be about to come to an end. According to reports from multiple outlets, senior figures inside the U.S. Department of Justice have instructed federal prosecutors to go after Soros in a big way.
Prosecutors in several US states have called for a forensic investigation into the George Soros Free Society organisation because of the mounting evidence that shows that he has used it to secretly fund terrorism, both domestically and abroad.
Donald Trump has previously stated that Soros's organisations were acting criminally, and he was considering unleashing federal investigators to have a closer look, but the news from Washington this week confirms that this was not just an idle threat.
For decades Soros's private political machine has been operating beyond democratic accountability. Now, that machine could well be right under the microscope.
Ask Soros’s critics and they’ll tell you the story has always been obvious. To them, Soros isn’t a donor — he’s an unelected tyrant.
THE LAWS BEING WHISPERED ABOUT
What sent shockwaves through Washington was not just that prosecutors were asked to review Soros-linked activity — but which statutes were reportedly mentioned in internal discussions.Among them, sources say, were:
Racketeering (RICO) — laws designed to dismantle organised criminal enterprises
Financial and wire fraud provisions
Broad conspiracy and facilitation statutes
Funding Terrorism both domestic and international
Election interference
To Soros’s critics, this language is telling. They argue it reflects what they’ve long claimed: that his influence isn’t random, but coordinated. Legal experts caution that these laws set a high bar. Critics respond that power has protected Soros before — and may still be doing so.
This isn’t just about George Soros. It’s about whether immense private wealth can be used to reshape a nation without consequence. If prosecutors ultimately act, it would mark a seismic shift — a signal that even the most powerful political financiers are not beyond reach. If they don’t, Soros’s critics will see confirmation of a two-tier system of justice.
THE FALL OR THE ESCAPE?
For now, Soros remains free, incredibly wealthy, and defiant. But the narrative may just, finally, be about to change.
The question gripping Washington isn’t whether George Soros is controversial — it’s whether the man accused of trying to destroy the west has finally attracted the attention of those with the power to stop him.
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