Soros

A document appears in which it appears that the company received from 2017 248thousand dollars to control militants and candidates
Of Fabrizio Boschi
Do you want to take the 33%. We never get rid of original sin. And we're not talking about someone like Rocco Casalino as head of communications or the black money paid to the millionaire Grillo.
But of the true black soul of the 5 position: Casaleggio Associati Srl.
Now something big appears that gives a good idea of ​​the cunning of Casaleggio Associati, well accustomed to certain stratagems. A document from the controversial Open Society Foundations (one of the largest private foundations in the world supporting human rights groups, with an annual budget of over 900 million dollars), the company headed by the 87-year-old American billionaire George Soros (born in Budapest into a Jewish family, has a heritage of 25,2 billions of dollars, one of the thirty richest people in the world), much talked about for his speculative activities (convicted of insider trading) and of a suspicious philanthropy (he moved 18 billion dollars to the Open Society Foundations to pay less taxes as donations escape taxes), shows that Casaleggio Associati has cashed in on Soros' Open Society Foundations, 248thousand dollars since August 2017 to March 2018 for a project aimed at «changing, to push voters and candidates in the political elections of 2018 to change strategy on migration and euroscepticism". And a contact person is also indicated, Luca Elauteri, founding member and director since 2004 of Casaleggio Associati complete with e-mail (info@casaleggio.it). Elauteri deals with Content and Social Media Strategy in the field of digital publishing and new media. This document was discovered by Alessandro Cerboni, bioengineer from Arezzo, vice president of Assocompliance, for years close to the M5s who knows all the skeletons in Casaleggio's closets, a person too intelligent and qualified to stay with the Di Maio gang (in fact they sawed him off at the "parliamentarians"). Read More