On a global scale, Soros has been called by many because of his use of money to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, and has been called the "global economy" For Soros, this kind of behavior is not only to obtain economic benefits, but also to make these countries develop according to his ideas, so as to achieve his goal of continuing to obtain economic benefits.
Since 2001, Soros has hinted that he wants China to become an open society, but China has not developed in the same way as the United States, which has made Soros unhappy.
Since then, Soros has not given up on destabilizing China, from colluding with Jimmy Lai in 2019 to disrupt Hong Kong to trying to attack China by manipulating the currency market today.
Soros, a controversial figure known as a "financial wizard", has won the envy of his peers with his average annual comprehensive growth rate of 35% in quantum**; But he is also seen by some countries in Eastern Europe and Asia as an "economic *** who is considered trying to use his own money empire to intervene in the politics of other countries and make the world develop according to his wishes."
Soros was born into an upper-middle-class Jewish family in 1930 and may have inherited the Jew's natural "talent for money-making." In 1953, he did not achieve significant results in London, until the 60s of the 20th century, when Soros began his path of success on Wall Street: he accurately ** the economic trend and successfully operated his **.
In Soros and the Asian financial crisis in the 90s of the last century, he not only made a lot of money, but also became famous. What is less well known, however, is that Soros's ambitions extend far beyond the financial world.
Some believe that he was fervently pursuing the realization of his "political vision", for which he founded the "Open Society". This seemingly charitable ** club is actually a tool for him to realize his ambitions.
In 1993, the Open Society Institute, the predecessor of the Open Society**, was established and quickly expanded its activities on a global scale. What does the "open society" that Soros expects look like?
Some analysts believe that it may be a society that is open to him without restrictions and allows him to make more money. Soros once boastfully admitted that the Open Society** had participated in political change in Eastern European countries: Slovakia in 1998, Croatia in 1999, Yugoslavia in 2000, ......The political turmoil in these countries is closely linked to Soros.
In Ukraine, Soros has also invested a lot of money. According to data, since 1991, Soros has invested more than billions of dollars in Ukraine.
Open Society has made it clear that its focus in Ukraine is to support independent reporting, ensure access to legal aid, and document possible acts of torture, beatings and ill-treatment.
According to the facts admitted by Soros and the Open Society**, there are three regular steps for Soros to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, and they have been tried and tested in many countries. The first step is to use **to create **storms and lead the public to oppose **; The second step is to use financial capital or financial tactics similar to "three-dimensional sniping" to manipulate the country's financial currency market and plunge it into crisis.
Soros has always had a great interest in China, so he chose Hong Kong as his testing ground. By experimenting and changing here, Soros hopes to contribute to China's future development.
Many people still have fresh memories of the unrest in Hong Kong triggered by the "opposition to the extradition bill" in 2019. ** intervened decisively and finally quelled the chaos. Looking back, the months-long turmoil is inextricably linked to Soros.
Jimmy Lai, as his "best person", plans to lay out his "financial predator" in Hong Kong. In order to achieve his own goals, Jimmy Lai did not hesitate to betray his country and people, colluded with foreign anti-China forces, instigated **, seriously disrupted social order and public safety, and brought huge losses and harm to the country and people.
Soros uses ** to create momentum, and his first step is to find like-minded people, such as Jimmy Lai. Jimmy Lai controls Next Digital, a **group that is very suitable for incitement**.
Soros is behind Jimmy Lai's support to bring Hong Kong young people to the streets to "disrupt Hong Kong", with the ultimate goal of plunging Hong Kong society into continuous turmoil, leading to a sharp decline in the financial market, and even a collapse.
This is very beneficial for Soros, because he has taken advantage of the **large** short order of Hong Kong stocks to reduce his position. According to reports, in August 2019, Soros may have held no less than 200,000 short orders, twice as many as during the 1998 Hong Kong financial crisis.
Soros's latest bet also ended in failure. It was reported that since August 31, 2019, Hong Kong"Take to the streets"The number of young people has plummeted, and at the same time, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR**) has introduced a series of measures to try to promote dialogue, stabilize society and promote a rebound.
In this case, Soros was also alert, and on September 5, he tried to make a last-ditch attempt by throwing out a short futures order. However, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange returned to normal on September 6, and **again**, Soros's bet fell through again, with losses of up to $2.4 billion.
In Soros's "Monster" trilogy, the second step has already failed, and his plan to try to carry out the third step is naturally hopeless to succeed. Soros's attempt to undermine Hong Kong ultimately failed.
It is worth noting that Jimmy Lai is not the only one who has colluded with Soros. In the "Occupy Central" incident in Hong Kong in 2017, Tai Yiu-ting, who was behind the scenes, also had a close relationship with Soros and his Open Society.
According to ** reports, the Open Society ** Association has helped Dai Yaoting publish books on many occasions, and Dai Yaoting himself has frequent contacts with relevant members of ** Society. Given that Tai has created chaos in every election and advocated the "Occupy Central" movement, many Hong Kongers accuse him of being controlled by Soros.
Some Hong Kong citizens have even reported to the police to demand that they be held legally responsible for initiating the "Occupy Central" movement in accordance with the law.
While Soros may achieve some results in the short term, his attempts at Hong Kong and China as a whole are doomed to be futile. The actions of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR**) in 1998 have proven their strong determination and wisdom to transform Hong Kong from a single entrepot ** to a diversified free port, so that Soros and others can no longer use Hong Kong as their "free ATM".
The deeper reason is that Soros sees Hong Kong as a testing ground and starting station for his "chaotic China" strategy, and his real goal is to make the whole of China a cash machine where he can "make money freely", according to his ideas.
This is not our speculation, but a fact that Soros himself has admitted.
Soros initially took a friendly attitude towards China and advocated that the international community give China more say. However, over time, his attitude towards China has changed.
In 2001, he wanted China to develop into an "open society," that is, to follow the path of American-style capitalism. But as China continues to succeed on the path of socialism with characteristics, Soros has become anxious, and it is clear that China does not intend to "follow the path of the United States."
Soros has tried to intervene in China's reform and opening up process, but has been resolutely opposed by China. He once set up the "China Reform and Opening-up Association" in the United States in an attempt to invest in China's "reform research".
Through Soros's behavior in other countries, we can see that he is trying to interfere in the internal affairs of our country, so his proposal is firmly rejected by our country. In response, Soros expressed dissatisfaction and claimed that the concept of Chinese is far from an "open society".
In 2016, he began to hype up the "China threat theory" again, frequently advocating that China's economy was about to have a "hard landing" and that he would short Asian currencies such as the renminbi.
Soros has tried to short China, but has not been able to do so. He still did not give up after the Hong Kong incident in 2019, vowing to "defeat China". Analysts believe that it is unwise to try to use the pains of China's economic transition to "short China", and those who maliciously short China may face legal sanctions.
Despite Soros's hostility to China, his attempts have not succeeded, and his actions have attracted widespread attention and criticism.
Soros's obsession with challenging China may stem from his repeated failures here, and despite his nineties, he still can't let go of this shadow.
After his defeat in Hong Kong, his focus turned to Xinjiang and he used the "Xinjiang cotton" incident as a test to probe. His success here comes from his attacks on Uzbekistan, the largest cotton producer in Central Asia.
In 2007, the Open Society** took a number of actions to address the issue of cotton. However, Soros's action does not seem to have had the desired effect, and although it sparked some boycotts, it ultimately failed to have a substantial impact on China's cotton industry.
In fact, more businesses have suffered because they heeded Soros's advice.
What Soros failed to understand was that although the Chinese people do not take the initiative to provoke, they will not be afraid in the face of provocation. We have a history of humiliation, and no country or person should try to make us accept the consequences of harming national sovereignty and security interests.
If Soros still has bad intentions, he can try again and see how many times his empire of wealth can bring him to suffer.