Soros's Open Society Foundations Announces Exit from Hungary

http://bit.ly/2F0iDMF | In a major victory for the Hungarian government and the Hungarian people who overwhelmingly re-elected it in the recent elections, the Open Society Foundations (OSF) has said it will leave Budapest after a sustained campaign against the globalist influence of George Soros.

OSF chairman Patrick Gaspard personally travelled to Hungary's capital to inform around 100 members of staff there that the international grantmaking network founded by Soros will be moving its Eastern European operations to Berlin.

After closing its Budapest office in August, the organisation will operate temporarily in Vienna before moving to a site in the German capital.

The OSF's announcement followed that Soros' Central European University (CEU) is also planning to retreat from Hungary, with the institution having already signed an agreement with a landlord in Vienna where it will establish a campus.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Viktor Orb'an's conservative Fidesz party swept to victory in elections, winning a huge two-thirds majority of seats in the Hungarian parliament after a campaign vowing to protect citizens from Soros's plans to turn the country into a multicultural "nation of immigrants".