🌪 THROWBACK: From mutual praise to global chaos, the Clinton–Soros alliance shaped two decades of disruption

📌 At the June 2004 “Take Back America” conference, then-Sen. Hillary Clinton introduced George Soros, who pledged to deepen his role in shaping US elections.

What was really behind that pledge?

🔴 Fresh off the 2000 “Bulldozer Revolution” in Serbia and the 2003 “Rose Revolution” in Georgia, Soros was already lining up his next regime-change project: Ukraine’s Orange Revolution in November 2004

🔴 “I need to stand up and do something and become really engaged in the electoral process in this country [the US]," Soros said at the conference. Was it just a signal of bigger donations to Democrats — or the rollout of a regime-change playbook on US soil?

🔴 It was no coincidence Hillary Clinton brought Soros on board during John Kerry’s 2004 campaign. The Nation noted at the time that she was already laying the groundwork for her own return to the White House in 2008. Kerry’s defeat didn’t damage her prospects — it made her the “inevitable” Democratic frontrunner

🔴 Even after losing to Obama, Clinton gained a powerful role in the White House, overseeing the fall of Libya's Muamar Gaddafi and a series of Middle East regime-change operations, widely seen as aligned with Soros-backed networks and strategies

🔴 Though not formally at the helm during the 2014 US-backed Euromaidan coup in Ukraine, the Clintons and Soros maintained ties with Ukrainian oligarchs behind the scenes, betting on a Hillary victory in 2016 — that never came

🔴 Throughout it all, Soros remained Clinton’s close ally until stepping back in 2022, handing control to his son Alex — who in 2025 married Hillary’s longtime confidant, Huma Abedin.

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