Swedish politicians adore Soros

Documents leaked by a Dutch website geenstijl.nl reveal that George Soros and the Open Society Foundation are the darlings of Swedish politicians.

George Soros’ Open Society Foundation hired a consulting firm to evaluate the loyal European Parliament members until the end of their tenure in 2019, in an effort to gauge support for the foundation’s core “values”.

Here are the “mapping” results of The Open Society Foundation’s study into how much influence it wields in the European Parliament.

The mapping results of the study entitled “Reliable Allies in the European Parliament (2014-2019)”, reveal that Sweden tops every list as the country most loyal to the core values of billionaire George Soros.

Swedish MEPs view the policies of Soros, which include open borders, regime change wars, and banker profiteering, in a very positive light. Some 13 of 20 Swedish MEPs, or 65 percent, were classified as “loyal allies”.

The list of Swedish Soros cronies includes representatives of both left and right mainstream parties, confirming the notion once again that globalist corruption knows no political bounds.

Some of Sweden’s toadying MEP “loyalists” include:

Lars Adaktusson of the Christian Democrats Party, Anna Maria Corazza Bildt of the Conservative Party, Peter Ericsson of the Green Party, Fredrick Federley of the Center Party and Soraya Post of the Feminist Initiative.

Ireland in second and Finland in third place, also scored high marks with 54.5 and 53.8 percent of MEPs given the dubious distinction of being Soros “loyalists.”

On the opposite side of the Soros loyalty list are countries in Eastern Europe. The Czech Republic, Lithuania and Soros’s native Hungary, did poorly on the ingratiating scores, with only 2 of 21, 1 of 11 and 1 of 21, repectively.

An increase in kickbacks to the low scoring MEPs, in an effort to win their fawning support, is probably already being discussed, while Plan B might be threats of regime change to those less servile countries to instill the acquired degree of submissiveness.

Sputnik News agency reported that the 86-year-old financier had sponsored a Swedish far-left activists Expo to train leftists within the framework of the pan-European election campaign.

Additionally, Swedish entrepreneur Daniel Sachs received a grant from Soros for combatting “nationalism” during the 2014 parliamentary elections. In 2014, millions of dollars were handed out to various European organizations by the Open Society in an attempt to manipulate the outcome of the elections held in Europe that year.

In 1992, Soros became famous in Sweden after an extensive currency speculation affair against the Swedish krona, which subsequently triggered a mass shift of deposits to other currencies for fears of the krona’s collapse.

In 1998, six years later, Soros was invited to Sweden. In addition to a dinner with the Royal family, a meeting with Swedish magnate Peter Wallenberg and a lecture at the School of Economics, he also held a lecture to at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).