Soros Network Moves Headquarters to Brussels, Says Orbán Cabinet
The Hungarian government, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, is taking a stand against the so-called “Soros network” as it plans to relocate its headquarters from Washington to Brussels. According to Orbán’s political director, Balázs, the Patriots for Europe grouping is determined to repel the influence of the Soros network at the European level.
Orbán expressed his concerns about the liberal network tied to George Soros, accusing them of using American taxpayer money to advance their political goals. He highlighted the role of organizations like USAID in funding left-wing agendas in various countries.
The Hungarian government is committed to pushing out the Soros network not only from Hungary but also from Europe. Orbán mentioned the expansion of the network despite the Democratic US administration’s loss in the election. With plans to move its headquarters to Brussels and increase its influence in European institutions, the Soros network is facing opposition from the Patriots for Europe.
Orbán emphasized the need to defend Hungary’s sovereignty and prevent foreign organizations, including those associated with Soros, from dictating how Hungarian people should live. The government is prepared to fight against the liberal network’s activities and uphold the country’s independence.
As the battle against the Soros network continues, Orbán and his supporters are determined to protect Hungary and Europe from external influences. The relocation of the network’s headquarters and its attempt to expand its reach in European institutions have sparked a new challenge for those who oppose its agenda.
