Open Society Foundations
Open Society Foundations (OSF) is a CIA front group, founded in 1993 by George Soros, located in Manhattan NY. It funds various think tanks of the Left Wing Church. |
In 1991 the Soros Foundation merged with Entraite Intellectuelle Européenne, an affiliate of CIA front Congress for Cultural Freedom.
Open society is a term used by Soros' teacher Karl Popper (LSE, Mont Pelerin Society) and Henri Bergson (SPR, brother of Moina Mathers HOGD). It is closely associated with the European Council on Foreign Relations. It funds International Crisis Group, Central European University, Media Matters, Drug Policy Alliance, Roma Education Fund and fake black liberation movement Black Lives Matter (the Black Church).
George Soros is often used as a distraction for controlled opposition Alex Jones (the Right Wing Church), Rebel News and James Corbett.
OSF funds People for the American Way of Hollywood producer Norman Lear with website Right Wing Watch (removal of Alex Jones on Facebook and Youtube). It uses celebrities Alec Baldwin, Jane Lynch (NOH8), Seth MacFarlane, Julian Bond (NAACP) and Tony Podesta.
Members
- Alejandro Gaviria (Minister of Health Colombia)
- Alexander Soros (NYU, Hannah
Arendt Center for Politics, The
New York Times, The Guardian, WEF)
- Andras Sajo (Facebook Oversight Board)
- Andreas Treichl (ECFR, Chase Manhattan, TC)
- Anthony Richter (CFR,
The NY Times)
- Anya Schiffrin (married to Joseph Stiglitz, World
Bank, Council of Economic Policy under Bill
Clinton)
- Arturo Sarukhan (Inter-American Dialogue, The Brookings Institution)
- Cecilia Munoz (Domestic Policy Council in Obama
administration)
- Daniela Schwarzer (German CFR)
- David Rieff (The New School, The NY Times, The
Guardian, son of Philip Rieff and Susan
Sontag/Rosenblatt)
- Dawn Fitzpatrick (Soros Fund Management, Federal
Reserve NY)
- Eli Pariser (MoveOn.org)
- Emily Bell (Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism, The
Guardian Media Group)
- Ethan Nadelmann (LSE,
Drug Policy Alliance, legalisation of marijuana)
- Federico Fubini (Italian newspaper Corriera
della Sierra)
- Ferial Haffajee (journalist South
Africa, International Press Institute)
- François Crépeau (jesuit university
Georgetown)
- Gay McDougall (LSE,
jesuit university Fordham, UN
covention International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Racial Discrimination, outlawing of 'hate speech')
- George Soros (LSE
of Fabian Society, Quantum Fund,
the Good Club with Bill Gates)
- Ghassan Salamé (jesuit, ECFR, George Soros' International Crisis Group, UN Support Mission in Lybia)
- Gisellle Blanco-Santana (Ford Foundation)
- Goran Buldioski (ECFR)
- Gregory Maniatis (International Migration Initiative, The
NY Times)
- Harsh Mander (Indian columnist)
- Heather Grabbe (LSE,
Open Society European Policy Institute, The
NY Times)
- Heather McGhee (Color of Change, Demos of Barack
Obama, NBC News, Real Time with
Bill Maher)
- Ibrahim Abukabar (UCL Institute for Global Health)
- Imelda Nicolas (National Anti-Poverty Commission)
- Issandr Amrani (LSE,
ECFR, International
Crisis Group, The Guardian)
- Istvan Rev (Center for Advances Studies in the Behavioral Sciences at
Stanford)
- Ivan Krastev (The New York
Times, WEF, International
Crisis Group, ECFR)
- John Feffer (Institute
for Policy Studies, The Huffington Post, The
NY Times, Democratic Socialists of America of jesuit Michael
Harrington)
- Jose Roberto Alampay (Philippine press)
- Julia Reda (European Parliament, German Pirate
Party)
- Kavita Nandini Ramdas (MADRE, Ford Foundation, Aspen Institute, Rockefeller
Brothers Fund)
- Kinga Göncz (Hungarian Socialist Party,
European Parliament)
- Laurence Parisot (BNP Paribas, ECFR, Le
Siècle)
- Luc Athayde-Rizzaro (Ford Foundation,
Nation Center on Transgender Equality)
- Mabel Wisse Smith (Order of Malta,
ECFR, Shell, UN,
married to Goldman Sachs banker
Friso of Orange-Nassau)
- Maina Kiai (UN Kenya, Facebook
Oversight Board)
- Mariko Silver (Obama administration,
daughter of Tony Silver of documentary Style Wars, program Hip
Hop)
- Mark Malloch-Brown (International
Crisis Group, UN Foundation
with Ted Turner of CNN,
World Bank)
- Maya Wiley (The New School,
council of NY major Bill de Blasio, NAACP,
NBC)
- Meredith Woo (CFR,
The NY Times)
- Michel Kazatchkine (UN Special
Envoy HIV/AIDS, vaccine agenda of the WHO)
- Michèle Pierre-Louis (pm of Haiti, Knowledge and Freedom Foundation
funded by Soros)
- Mildred Solomon (The Hastings Center, CRISPR gene editing)
- Monique Goyens (The European Consumer Organisation)
- Morton Halperlin (CFR)
- Naila Kabeer (LSE,
International Association for Feminist Economics, UN,
World Bank)
- Nicole Wilett (Bill
& Melinda Gates Foundation, National Security Council)
- Pablo de Greiff (UN, World
Bank)
- Patrick Gaspard (Center
for American Progress)
- Paul Seabright (consultant European
Union, United Nations, World
Bank)
- Pedro Abramavay (advisor to Minister of Justice Brazil)
- Ruth Dreifuss (president of Switzerland)
- Sara Hossain (UN Human Rights
Council)
- Sean Hinton (Goldman Sachs, Rio
Tinto)
- Simon Wooley (Operation Black Vote, worked with The
Guardian, Jesse Jackson, Al
Sharpton, Naomi Campbell)
- Theresia Degener (UN)
- Tom Perriello (Center
for American Progress)
- Yasmin Sooka (UN)
- Vera Songwe (World Bank, Economic
Commission for Africa of UN)
- Willy Mutunga (Chief of Justice Kenya)
- Yochai Benkler (Sunlight Foundation with Esther Dyson CFR)
- Zeljko Jovanovic (ECFR)