Government Corruption
Billionaire financier and political activist George Soros told The Wall Street Journal that he had ceded control of his $25 billion empire to his son, Alex Soros, who suggested he’d be even more politically engaged than his father.
George Soros, 92, told The Wall Street Journal that he had handed the reins of his Open Society Foundations (OSF) to his 37-year-old son.
The Democrat megadonor told the outlet that he initially didn’t want to cede control of the foundation to any member of his family “as a matter of principle.”
George Soros added, however, that he and his son “think alike” and that he’s taking over at the helm of the foundation because “he’s earned it.”
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Read MoreOTTAWA – Today, given Prime Minister Trudeau’s appointment fiasco with David Johnston, Democracy Watch called on the Trudeau Cabinet to stop its multi-year charade and establish an actually independent, merit-based appointment process for all public inquiry commissioners, and all federal democratic good government watchdogs.
The Trudeau Cabinet has, finally, shown openness to having opposition parties participate in choosing the commissioner(s) who will investigate foreign interference in Canadian politics.
However, the Trudeau Cabinet is currently completely controlling secretive processes for handpicking the following watchdogs, all of whom enforce key democracy laws that apply to the Cabinet:
the Interim Ethics Commissioner;
the Ethics Commissioner;
the Integrity Commissioner, and;
the RCMP Commissioner.
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Read MoreEzra discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s warm reception by Ukrainian politician and Holocaust denier Andrij Melnyk in Ukraine. Trudeau quietly authorized the transfer of half a billion dollars to Ukraine’s war efforts without any debate or vote in the House of Commons.
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Read MoreFinally, the show is over.
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Read Morevia The Conscious Resistance: At the 2nd Better Way Conference in Bath, UK, Derrick Broze interviews James Corbett of The Corbett Report. Derrick and James discuss the changes which have taken place since their 1st in person interview in February 2020, specifically COVID1984 and the rise of the Biosecurity State & Technocracy. Derrick also asks James his thoughts on RFK Jr’s presidential run, germ theory, and the Transgender-Transhuman connection. Don’t miss this powerful interview!
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Read MoreBillionaire investor turned philanthropist George Soros is ceding control of his $25 billion empire to a younger son, Alexander Soros, according to an exclusive interview with The Wall Street Journal published online Sunday. The 37-year-old, who goes by Alex, told the Wall Street Journal that he is “more political” than his 92-year-old father, who has been a right-wing target for his backing of liberal causes such as reducing racial bias in the justice system. But he noted that the two “think alike.”
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Read MoreIf Quebec can do it why can’t the rest of the provinces? We need a VOICE that is only there for Western and Northern Canadians.
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Read MoreVincent Rigby, now-retired national security advisor to the Prime Minister, yesterday testified he never saw a memo warning that Chinese agents targeted a Conservative MP. Rigby told the House affairs committee he read thousands of documents.
“I did discuss foreign interference with the Prime Minister on at least one occasion formally,” testified Rigby. The briefing “was done I believe in early 2021,” he added. “I can’t get into the advice that I gave to the Prime Minister, specific advice and the conversations that happened.”
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service in a July 20, 2021 memo warned that foreign agents threatened family members of MP Michael Chong (Wellington-Halton Hills, Ont.) after he sponsored a Commons motion condemning human rights atrocities in China. MP Chong was never told of the memo.
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Read MoreThe chair of the Trudeau Foundation yesterday testified he never knew a portion of the charity’s $125 million taxpayer endowment was used to buy shares in Chinese corporations. Edward Johnson said he was unaware of the stock purchases until a member of the board objected.
“We told our financial managers to get rid of them,” Johnson testified at the Commons public accounts committee. “Normally we don’t really know what’s part of the portfolio.”
Parliament in 2002 awarded the Foundation a $125 million endowment. Chair Johnson said as late as two years ago the Foundation had stock holdings in China despite policies on ethical investment.
“We have policies including environmental policies, social policies and governance policies and we describe the policies to our managers,” said Johnson. “We invest in companies that conform with these policies and we meet with our managers to make sure they are compliant.”
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Read MoreChina is as carefree a travel destination as Belgium, according to risk ratings by the Department of Foreign Affairs. A member of the Senate foreign affairs committee yesterday questioned the claim given hostage takings and arbitrary detention of more than 120 Canadians in China.
“There are four risk levels,” said Senator Michael MacDonald (N.S.), pointing to categories of travel advisories issued by the department. “China is included with Belgium and the United Kingdom.”
“Why would China have a Level Two categorization the same as the United Kingdom and Belgium?” asked Senator MacDonald, adding he was “very surprised” given the 2018 police kidnappings of two Canadian business consultants in Beijing, Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig. The pair spent nearly three years in detention.
“That advice is composed of many different factors,” replied David Morrison, deputy foreign minister. “Some of it would be political risk.” Other factors were “just plain criminality,” added Morrison.
“I certainly accept at times there will be counterintuitive results,” testified Morrison. “I suspect as I say that could be because of petty theft, criminality, those kinds of risks to Canadians rather than the kind of Two Michaels risks.”
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