Investigations reveal that George Soros’s Open Society Foundations have funneled over $80 million to at least 54 groups involved in criminal activities, domestic terrorism, or pro-terrorism advocacy within the United States.
Of the extensive financial support from George Soros to radical groups, more than $23 million have been directed specifically to at least seven organizations that meet the FBI’s definition of domestic terrorism, including involvement in rioting and violent protests.
Open Society Foundations fund Domestic Terrorism: The financial trails, as documented in Soros’s own records, confirm a systematic and deliberate pattern of funding groups that engage in or promote violence, rioting, and terrorism on U.S. soil.
The evidence compiled supports the use of federal statutes such as RICO to hold Soros’s network accountable for their roles in sustaining criminal enterprises and terror activities. Tax-exempt nonprofit statuses are a crucial leverage point; rescinding these would disrupt funding and operational capabilities of extremist groups.
Bestselling author and journalist, Glenn Beck points this out on The Charlie Kirk Show.
Open Society Foundations fund Domestic Terrorism: One highlighted organization, the Center for Third World Organizing, received approximately $400,000 and is noted for training thousands of individuals involved in violent uprisings, including those in Minnesota. Many of these organizations produce and distribute “activism toolkits” or protest guides that covertly endorse illegal activities such as property destruction, use of false identification, violent tactics, and obstruction of justice.
These toolkits often include hyperlinks to anarchist and extremist websites that further promote such illegal and violent actions, indicating deliberate intent.
Organizations such as these have played direct roles in violent uprisings, including recent events, and maintain connections to foreign terrorist groups, signaling a significant national security threat. The presence of explicit instructions for illegal behavior within their materials underscores a clear intention to incite and perpetuate violence.
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Open Society Foundations fund Domestic Terrorism: Glenn Beck points out the potential for President Donald Trump or other authorities to utilize RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges against George Soros and his network, based on documented evidence of funding criminal and terrorist activities.
This legal angle was proposed as early as 2010, with ongoing investigations reaffirming the validity of pursuing such measures against Soros’s foundations.
In 2010, a meeting between Soros’s second-in-command and Trump’s representative hinted at serious consequences if opposition efforts continued, indicating the high stakes involved in confronting Soros’s influence. Despite threats, researchers and activists assert their commitment to exposing and dismantling these networks of funding and influence.
Research by Ryan Morrow and colleagues uncovered that over 150 pro-terrorism groups orchestrated anti-Israel protests, disproving the notion that these were spontaneous or peaceful gatherings.
A document titled “ABCs of Revolution,” dating from 2010, outlines urban guerrilla tactics advocating tactics like occupation, self-defense, attacking to avoid isolation, and disorganizing opposition leaders.
These findings reveal a broader, coordinated campaign to promote extremist agendas under the guise of activism. Manufactured and coordinated pro-terrorism protests are not randomly happening, but are cynically used and paid for by these forces in order to create civil unrest. Over 150 pro-terrorism groups were identified as orchestrators of anti-Israel protests, demonstrating a well-organized campaign rather than spontaneous activism.
Open Society Foundations fund Domestic Terrorism: The report argues for immediate revocation of tax-exempt statuses of nonprofits involved in criminal or terror-supporting activities, emphasizing that the IRS code prohibits nonprofits from engaging in or encouraging criminal conduct.
There is a strong appeal to genuine donors to vet organizations thoroughly to ensure their funds do not inadvertently support terrorism or hate groups.
The comparison is drawn between state sponsorship of terrorism in countries like Iran and the current situation in the U.S., where nonprofits allegedly allow pro-terror entities to fundraise domestically with impunity, labeled as charity rather than criminal behavior. The analogy between state-sponsored terrorism abroad and nonprofit-facilitated terror fundraising in the U.S. highlights the severity and hypocrisy of current practices.
