It’s no secret that dark-money billionaires have secretly funded many aspects of government in an effort to secure certain business-related legislation that ultimately benefits them and their enterprises.
However, the fabric of the United States is currently being ripped to shreds by a shady billionaire “philanthropist” whose entire mission is to systematically destroy rule of law until America inevitably devolves into a globalist blob without borders.
This is being done through massive donations to political campaigns, namely state prosecutors and attorney generals, who happen to all share one thing in common: They’re far-left in their political leanings, oftentimes self-described Marxists, and they all express interest in letting criminals walk free — for social justice reasons, of course.
Donations from the globalist liberal anti-police billionaire George Soros and his groups have helped to elect 75 “social justice” prosecutors in whose cities jail time and prosecutions have plummeted and crime has surged, according to a new report.
In a 17-page report compiled by the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, a decade of spending has put Soros prosecutors in enough big cities that they represent 1 in 5 people, or about 72 million. That includes about half of America’s 50 most populous cities and counties where 40% of U.S. homicides occur.
LELDF original research shows police retirements and resignations soar across the country since George Floyd riots. @foxnews https://t.co/8Z2y8Y2EX3
— Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (@LELDF) October 7, 2021
Soros is a well-known proponent of social justice prosecution, which calls for lighter sentences, especially for minorities. The movement, however, has led to higher crime in some cities and has been decried by pro-law-and-order conservatives.
According to the report, Soros has spent over $40 million to elect 75 of his hand-picked prosecutors in cities like Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Orlando — and he isn’t stopping there.
Social Justice has become big business, and Sorors is no stranger to a good investment. His donations to inexperienced district attorneys’ campaigns have ensured that major American cities are staffed with highly-educated (and highly ideological) charlatans.
The causes which Soros tends to throw his money at just so happen to be the exact causes contributing to the downfall of society, including gun control and defund the police.
The biggest winners from Soros’ dark-money campaigns are Chicago’s Kim Fox, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Loudoun County, Virginia attorney Buta Biberaj, and San Francisco’s District Attorney Chesa Boudin — and the list keeps growing.
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Author: Nolan Sheridan
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