It is no coincidence that the Paradise Papers scandal, which exposed the British royal family's offshore funds and firms and the businesses of Donald Trump's entourage is being fanned by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), a global network funded by US billionaire George Soros, noted Ivan Danilov, a Russian economist, financial and political analyst and author of the popular political blog Crimson Alter.
"If one compiles a list of politicians and organizations that have been recently subjected to media attacks from the Soros-funded consortium — that can rightly be called 'Soros-Leaks' — it would turn out that it is almost entirely comprised of those who stood in the way of the magnate," Danilov wrote for RIA Novosti.The political analyst pointed out that the Chinese government, Xi Jinping's associates, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump's entourage have been repeatedly targeted by the American billionaire.
Danilov surmised that the British royal family has been recently attacked by the Soros-funded network for its alleged unwillingness to prevent Brexit and a rapprochement with China.
"George Soros earned his first billion pounds and the nickname 'the man who broke the Bank of England' on the collapse of the British pound in 1992, and a quarter of a century later he once again demonstrated his capabilities by launching an attack this time not against the UK's main financial institution but the ruling dynasty," the economist emphasized. (more...)
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