A right-leaning website, RightSideNews, thinks George Soros is starting a New World Order and the rich are getting ready to run for the hills.
The website reports that George Soros founded and funds a group called Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), which has said that wealthy people are fleeing more prosperous countries in droves because of growing inequality.
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Soros, who has a history of funding progressive causes, put $50 million into INET, which is focused on a “new, multilateral system” of ecnomics. In 2011, INET sponsored a second Bretton Woods conference, in reference to the original Bretton Woods that established World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in 1944. According to the website, Soros’ aim in this “second” Bretton Woods was to create a system in which the U.S. wasn’t so dominant. Apparently, Soros also said, “The main enemy of the open society, I believe, is no longer the communist but the capitalist threat.”
Robert Johnson, who heads INET and was managing director at Soros Capital Management, said at the World Economic Forum at Davos that the reason hedge fund managers were buying up properties all over the world wasn’t for fun in the sun or to hide their decadence from the public eye, but as a place to run when the poor finally rise up and take over everything. None of these fearful tycoons were mentioned by name, but the Mirror reported that Johnson discussed “secret boltholes” purchased by fund managers where they can hide in case a revolution strikes. “I think the rich are worried and they should be worried.”
Johnson then decried the findings by Oxfam that 80 people in the world own more than the bottom 3.5 billion. However, one of the 80 on the list is his boss, George Soros.
