George Soros donates $1billion to fund universities promoting ‘liberal values’

International financier George Soros has given $1bn to fund a new global network of universities designed to promote liberal values and his vision of an open society.

Soros was speaking at the World Economic Forum and said his new Open Society University Network would build on his Central European University, set up after the collapse of communism 30 years ago.

The President of Hungary, Viktor Orban, stripped the University of the ability to issue US degrees and was forced to move from Hungary to Vienna.

Soros is the man who was responsible for the run on the pound that led to sterling leaving the European exchange rate mechanism on Black Wednesday in September 1992. He is the world’s second largest philanthropist behind Bill Gates and has faced a great deal of controversy over the years. He has been accused of supporting ultra-liberal organisations and others who attempt to deplatform those that disagree with their far-left politics.

Soros proudly declared:

OSUN will be unique. It will offer an international platform for teaching and research. In the first phase it will connect closer together an existing network. In the second phase, we shall open up this network to other institutions who want to join and are eager and qualified to do so.

To demonstrate our commitment to OSUN, we are contributing one billion dollars to it. But we can’t build a global network on our own; we will need partner institutions and supporters from all around the world to join us in this enterprise. Trump is a con man and the ultimate narcissist who wants the world to revolve around him”.

When his fantasy of becoming president came true, his narcissism developed a pathological dimension. Indeed, he has transgressed the limits imposed on the presidency by the constitution and has been impeached for it.