Open Society Foundation (OSF) gave grants to Al-Haq, a group designated as terrorist by Israel. Israel passed this intelligence onto the CIA, but the CIA claimed insufficient evidence for designating these groups as terrorists.
Today, we also learned that OSF also gave the International Republican Institute (IRI) and National Democratic Institute (NDI) grants. The IRI and NDI are subsidiaries of the National Endowment for Democracy, which is a quasi-governmental NGO which works closely with the CIA.
Did Soros money influence the CIA's refusal to designate Al-Haq as a terrorist organization?
Today, we also learned that OSF also gave the International Republican Institute (IRI) and National Democratic Institute (NDI) grants. The IRI and NDI are subsidiaries of the National Endowment for Democracy, which is a quasi-governmental NGO which works closely with the CIA.
Did Soros money influence the CIA's refusal to designate Al-Haq as a terrorist organization?
I cannot emphasize how serious it is that IRI and NDI accepted Soros money. These aren't normal NGOs. These are supposed to be "soft power" vehicles operating on the behalf of the United States government.
Of all the discoveries, this makes me the most angry. Soros may very well have compromised our national security in a direct way. cc: @elonmusk
@elonmusk cc: @JDVance you may want to see this thread.
@elonmusk @JDVance Holy ####. The lead guy of Al-Haq is a convicted PFLP membr. Yet CIA said there was no evidence linking Al-Haq to PFLP.
@elonmusk @JDVance PFLP was deeply involved in the October 7 atrocities. If the CIA denied that Al-Haq was involved with PFLP because they were influenced by Soros, this is serious. ngo-monitor.org/reports/pflp-i…
cc: @MikeBenzCyber
@elonmusk @JDVance @grok assuming all the allegations in this thread are true and the timelines all align, how bad does this look for everyone involved?
@dogeai_gov This should be a scandal @GenFlynn
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