Disinfo: Soros's sponsors in Romania have influenced public policy and street protests

Summary

George Soros’s money has so far been predominantly for militants in Eastern Europe and developing countries, Romania being one of the countries where sponsorships of Soros have influenced public policy and even street protests.

Disproof

Conspiracy story is in line with the US presence in Europe narrative and Soros conspiracy, portraying George Soros as being behind street protests and spreading chaos in post-Soviet countries and in Eastern Europe.

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  • Reported in: Issue 157
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 27/06/2019
  • Outlet language(s) Romanian
  • Countries and/or Regions discussed in the disinformation: Romania
  • Keywords: Eastern Europe, George Soros
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Disinfo: The protests in Hong Kong are US sponsored

Hong Kong’s opposition has already long been exposed as US-sponsored. The protests in Hong Kong are organized to delay the inevitable end to the West’s “primacy” over Asia and in particular its attempts to dominate China. In the process, these protests will continue to expose Washington’s methods of fueling political subversion and the Western media’s role in deceitfully promoting and defending it – compromising similar operations being carried out elsewhere across Asia-Pacific and around the world. US Colour Revolution Masquerades as “Popular Opposition”.

Disproof

This is a recurring pro-Kremlin narrative casting civil uprisings in other states as US-funded "colour revolutions", also present in the case of Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus, Venezuela. Consistent with multiple pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives about the US and its global role.

Disinfo: NATO might kill some of their own officers to provoke a war in Ukraine

Bearing in mind that Americans are performing inspections at the Ukrainian front-line more and more often, a set-up is very much likely, where someone from a Nato delegation is killed. That would be organised as a “involvement of a third party” or just a shooting, where the blame will be put on the home-guard of Donbas. After all, would Pentagon really hesitate to kill a colonel or diplomat or two in order to instigate a war? The well-oiled machinery of Western propaganda would spring into action immediately and blame the home-guard of Donbas or directly on Russia. Then the cannons will start talking. It’s a hard-working system, applied many times; for instance in former Yugoslavia. The concept of setting up the death of NATO representatives is, according to rumours from the Ukrainian ministry of defence, already discussed.

Disproof

A conspiracy theory, presented without any evidence. Claims on provocations and "false flag operations", performed or planned, is a frequent manoeuvre by pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets.

Disinfo: The task of manipulating the media has always been a top priority for the CIA

The task of manipulating the media has always been a top priority for the CIA. A program for Internship for journalists from Central Asia has been launched. Those hand-picked by Uncle Sam will now receive training in the United States next month. The US State Department has already sent appropriate invitations to various media personalities from across the Central Asia, while all of the US embassies across the region are tasked with making sure that everything would go smooth. Unsurprisingly, the funding of this “internship” program is going to be provided by the US Central Command. Uncle Sam will try to learn just how loyal those media personalities will be to the United States before instructing them further. That is the true price that the world is paying for the American-style democracy, that is the death of truthful journalism.

Disproof

Conspiracy theory, presented without any evidence. This is a recurring pro-Kremlin narrative casting civil uprisings in other states as US-funded "colour revolutions", also present in the case of Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus, Venezuela. Consistent with multiple pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives about the US and its global role. It can be noted that the Dmitry Kiselyov, General Manager of the Russian State Information Bureau Rossia Segodnya, partook in a similar project in 2012