In Italy a dispute has broken out between George Soros, the liberal billionaire activist as wellfervent Clinton supporter, and the anti-immigration League party, which on Friday formed a populist government in coalition with the M5S and whose leader, Matteo Salvini, he initiated the new Legislation as deputy prime minister and minister of the interior, pledging to deport hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants.

Salvini's League and the Movement 5 stars reached an agreement Thursday on a coalition government that will work to "put Italians first" (and potentially make life hell for Europe with the continued threat of Quitaly, which according to JPMorgan could be the best choice for Rome), ending five days of market volatility and political chaos.
In response, George Soros is mad with anger, openly suggesting that Salvini could be financed by Vladimir Putin and saying that he is “very worried about Russia's influence on Europe in general and on the new Italian government”. “I don't know if Salvini was financed by Moscow, but the public has the right to know,” Soros said. Translated into the Sorosian language: “Any government that puts its citizens before migrants is now just Putin's puppet”.
The head of the League's financial policy, Claudio Borghi, responded in kind to Soros, stating: “Soros worried about the Italian government? So it means that we are going in the right direction... We understand that they have been speculating on the skin of immigrants for years, financing NGOs and smugglers to invade Italy. The wind has changed for [Soros] and for all those who profited from the deaths of hundreds of people".
Soros also admits in the Italian newspaper “Il Corriere della Sera” that the growing influence of the League is a reflection of “Europe's imperfect migration policies, who have imposed an unfair burden on Italy". His solution? Instead of resettling migrants, the EU must finance Italy. “This proposal derives from the voluntary principle that the problem … cannot be addressed by forced resettlement, but only through the EU which financially compensates Italy for the migrants who arrive there", Soros wrote, who also warned “There is a strong inclination in Europe to use the opportunity [of the new government] to teach Italy a lesson... If the EU follows this line, it will dig its own grave, provoking a negative response from the Italian electorate, who will then re-elect the Movement 5 Stars and Northern League with an even higher majority".
Italy is not the first European nation to reject Sorosian ideology of open borders. Especially the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, based his re-election campaign (occurred successfully this year) attacking an alleged “Soros plan” to flood Hungary with Muslim migrants. In response, Soros dismissed the accusation as "false and ridiculous". We quote Soros' words verbatim: “Forcibly relocate [migrants] in other countries it is neither possible nor desirable. Other countries, in particular Poland and Hungary, they would strenuously oppose… I have always maintained that the allocation of refugees in Europe should be entirely on a voluntary basis. “- The Guardian.
Poland and the Czech Republic also opposed Soros' policies. Irony of fate, the rigid resistance of the globalist establishment against Salvini and Europe's populist wave (which overwhelmed Slovenia on Sunday, where the anti-immigration party SDS won the local elections) continues to backfire on him and, as Bloomberg reports, public support for the League strengthened: polls have shown Salvini's party narrowing his ally's lead, the Five Star Movement, unless 2%.
Support for the anti-immigration League rose to the 28,5 percent, compared to 17,4 percent of votes received in the general election of 4 March, according to an Ipsos poll published Saturday in the Italian newspaper “Il Corriere della Sera”. The anti-establishment movement of 5 stars led by Luigi Di Maio saw support drop slightly to 30,1 percent, dal 32,7 percent of the votes of 4 March, always according to the survey.
And with Italy ready to send hundreds of thousands of migrants to the neoliberal countries of Europe, we can only wonder how an "enlightened" and "progressive" Europe will get along with the new residents in the next global finance flu, when people start paying more attention where the tax money goes.
SOURCE:http://www.oltrelalinea.news/2018/06/04/soros-scatena-la-guerra-contro-il-governo-conte/