Soros has been exposed as major player behind the scenes in possible Trump indictment

Far-left billionaire George Soros funneled $40 million dollars into district attorney campaigns nationwide, and now his beneficiaries represent around 20 percent of Americans, a new report suggests, and that includes Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who is reportedly preparing to indict former President Donald Trump over obvious politically-motivated charges.

During an appearance on “Fox & Friends First” on Tuesday, Matt Palumbo, the author of “The Man Behind the Curtain,” shared his research findings on how the global financier has influenced prominent campaigns throughout the country.

“He’s had more than a 90% success rate in getting a lot of these DAs elected,” Palumbo said in an interview with hosts Todd Piro and Carley Shimkus. “I hate to use the term brilliance with Soros, but one of the brilliant things he realized is… when you want to get policy reform done with law and order and in this case, degrading it, going through a DA is so efficient because you don’t have to go through a state legislature, you don’t have to go through a mayor.”

“You just back someone with millions of dollars who’s going to do what you want, and that’s what he’s done… across the nation,” he continued.

Why anyone would want to degrade law enforcement to the point of creating chaos is open to interpretation, but it seems quite obvious that the most logical reason is to destroy a society — one that has given someone like Soros so much. Which makes him a truly evil so-and-so.

In an op-ed published in the New York Post, Palumbo drew attention to how the 92-year-old financier had invested millions of dollars to ensure that critical districts had left-leaning prosecutors, thereby advancing his goal of “remaking the country” (into something unihabitable for anyone who isn’t an animal).

The report indicates that Soros’ generous funding has supported 75 prosecutors across the country, who collectively represent at least one-fifth of the U.S. population, and among them are some notable successes. High-profile winners include Bragg, George Gascon, the Los Angeles DA, Larry Krasner, the Philadelphia DA, Buta Biberaj, the Loudoun County DA, and Kim Foxx, the Cook County DA.

Soros has funded groups that paided out millions to support the most far-left of candidates and who are now coming under fire for basically refusing to enforce laws for violent behavior and causing mayhem in their cities.

“I just cannot find a theory for why anyone would think these policies work,” Palumbo said. “I hate to give the lazy answer of the guy is just evil, but there is no, there’s not even really a moralistic spin on this one, so it’s really all I can think of.”

“Maybe he sees… there is benefit and chaos and reshaping the country from that,” he continued.

According to Palumbo, the failure of liberal DAs to enforce the law in 2020 was a “one-two punch.” This was due to the scarcity of prosecutions and the shortage of law enforcement personnel, which was already a challenge at the time. He highlighted that the US had 30 percent fewer police officers per capita compared to the global average, Fox News reported.

The combination of a dearth of law and order, along with the pre-existing shortage of police officers, had undeniable consequences, Palumbo emphasized.

“We were cutting, on top of being below the world average and the consequences were impossible to ignore,” Palumbo said. “It’s very seldom the case that a policy can blow up in your face this quickly. But in 2020, you know, while there was a nationwide crime increase, it was the most pronounced in these Soros jurisdictions. You saw a near doubling.”

“And then there were some crimes that, you know, the lack of enforcement even changes how they’re getting reported. So violent crime skyrocketed… that data is very reliable,” he continued.

If we had a functional central government that wasn’t aligned with Soros’ warped political ideology, he would have been behind bars long ago for seditious conspiracy in destroying the fabric of our society.

Sources include:

FoxNews.com

NaturalNews.com