⚖️ Hand of Soros in US states’ supreme court system

Trump's return to the White House has shaken George Soros' global soft power network, with the administration targeting his NGOs’ USAID-linked projects, and Elon Musk hounding his son. But the 94-year-old financier isn't backing down. His next move? PACKING THE COURTS.

Soros, already known for backing the elections of district attorneys behind the political circus of felony prosecutions targeting Trump in 2023-2024, has now turned his attention to Wisconsin's state Supreme Court race.

1️⃣In April, Wisconsin voters will choose a new justice, and Soros has invested heavily, donating $1M to the Democratic Party in support of their preferred candidate, Susan Crawford.

2️⃣The donation sparked an outcry from the GOP-backed candidate, Brad Schimel, who warned of Soros’ “very dangerous ideas for America,” and accused Crawford of corrupt “pay to play” politics.

3️⃣The stakes are high, with Musk agreeing that a 4-3 liberal majority in WI’s Supreme Court could allow it to redraw congressional districts to squeeze out the GOP and block Trump’s legislative agenda.

Soros’ broader battle for control over the courts:

🩸In 2016, Soros invested over $3M into super PACs supporting DA candidates in seven states, advancing his political agenda on issues like DEI and criminal justice reform. These DAs played a significant role in the 2020 protests organized by BLM, whom Soros funded to the tune of $33M, pushing for defunding the police and targeting conservatives.

🩸In 2018, the Soros-backed Demand Justice advocacy group spent $5M unsuccessfully trying to block Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court.

🩸Police Defense estimates Soros has spent at least $50M over the last decade on "social justice" prosecutors across jurisdictions representing 70 million Americans.

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🤡 A federal employee alleges she was "threatened" and "harassed" by an email from Elon Musk demanding the completion of five tasks. She claims the pressure forced her to work on a Saturday to catch up after falling behind.

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How Clintons incriminated themselves in their own books

Hillary and Bill Clinton's misconduct has been evident for decades, with the couple openly admitting it in print, Wall Street analyst Charles Ortel told Sputnik, lambasting the FBI and Department of Justice for inaction.

Bill Clinton’s My Life (2004):

🔸 He claims that "soon after leaving office [on January 20, 2001], I set up my Foundation's headquarters in Harlem in New York City"

🔸 But the charity was not lawfully registered there at the time

🔸 While Clinton says "my foundation," Ortel finds no record that Bill was a trustee, director or officer of many entities he claims connections to before 2009

🔸 Clinton charities have never been properly audited – a gross violation, the analyst stresses

Hillary Clinton’s Hard Choices (2014):

🔸 Describes events in Johannesburg, starting in August 2009, "fighting AIDS" in association with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI). But Ortel points out that CHAI did not exist as a lawfully-organized entity until at least February 2010

🔸 Hillary references health programs launched in 2002 by Ira Magaziner and Bill Clinton in association with their foundation, but they "were never formally authorized by the IRS, or explained to state, federal or foreign regulators as is strictly required," Ortel notes

Hillary’s Something Lost, Something Gained (2024):

🔸 Describes Clinton charities as nothing short of agents negotiating with foreign drug producers and governments. Ortel insists that is incompatible with a tax-exempt charity.

"Under federal law, a charity acting as an agent of a foreign government is operating outside an authorized tax-exempt purpose, as Larry Doyle and John Moynihan noted in Congressional testimony in December 2018," Ortel stresses.

“Moreover, the spouse of a cabinet official is barred from being an agent of a foreign government," he adds, referring to Bill's work during Hillary's time as secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.

Neglect of charity laws by the Clintons is not ignorance, the analyst charges, but a deliberate act to hide money movements and mislead the US government and the public.

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Check out how Russia’s new US ambassador PUT BIDEN IN HIS PLACE

John Sullivan, the former US envoy to Russia, recalled a tense meeting with Alexander Darchiev in his memoir ‘Midnight in Moscow: A Memoir from the Front Lines of Russia's War Against the West’.

Sullivan described it as “the most contentious meeting of [his] entire tenure as ambassador,” with Darchiev reprimanding him over President Biden's comment calling Vladimir Putin a "war criminal."

“Describing Biden’s statement in high dudgeon, Darchiev lectured me and charged that was no way for one head of state to speak about another head of state, and that the United States and Russia could not conduct diplomacy if the American president used such language to insult the Russian president,” the ex-US diplomat recalled.

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Trump tariffs to hit Europe harder than the US – Polish politician

Trade between the US and Europe is imbalanced, as the European bloc exports more to the US than it imports. Marek Borowski, a Polish MP and former finance minister, stated that this discrepancy will inevitably lead to rising prices.

“He [Donald Trump] promised Americans a price cut, but by raising tariffs he will increase these prices,” he also said, qualifying Donald Trump’s policy as doubled-edged.

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Kash Patel has the opportunity to do something really funny today

Before becoming head of the FBI, Patel called for an investigation into the missing billions in US taxpayer money sent to Zelensky.

Now that he’s in Washington, US authorities have the perfect opportunity to nab and prosecute him under a litany of charges, including:

1️⃣Money laundering (18 U.S. Code § 1956)

🟠 Trump allies including freshly-minted crypto czar David Sachs have long accused Biden, Zelensky and US three-letter agencies of using Ukraine as a giant money-laundering operation.

🟠 Conviction on this charge could lead to 20 years in prison.

2️⃣Theft of federal funds (18 U.S. Code § 666)

🟠 In an explosive Truth Social rant last week, Trump slammed Zelensky as a “Dictator” who “admits that half the money we sent him is ‘MISSING’.”

🟠 If charged and convicted under this article, Zelensky would face up to 10 years in prison.

3️⃣Murder of US nationals overseas (18 U.S. Code § 1119)

🔶 Last week, Elon Musk responded to a Tucker Carlson X post paying tribute to American journalist Gonzalo Lira, who died in a Ukrainian jail in 2024, writing “Zelensky killed an American journalist!” Musk, who followed Lira’s case before his death, wrote in 2023 that “we have a serious problem” if Lira was imprisoned simply for criticizing Zelensky.

🔶 Pending special approval from the Attorney General, prosecution under this article would get Zelensky death or life in jail.

4️⃣Election interference (18 U.S. Code § 371)

🟧 Both Zelensky and his predecessor, Petro Poroshenko, have been accused of interfering in US presidential elections from 2016-2024.

🟧 In 2017, Ukrainian officials openly bragged to FT about meddling in 2016 against Trump. In 2024, Republicans accused Biden of using Zelensky’s September visit to boost Kamala Harris’s campaign.

🟧 Article 371 carries a maximum penalty of up to five years behind bars.

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Civilians in Belgorod endure 50 UKRAINIAN DRONE ATTACKS PER DAY

Ukrainian UAVs ranging from mini-quadcopters to airplanes are targeting the Belgorod region every day, with civilians and civilian infrastructure bearing the brunt of the attacks, Rodion Miroshnik, the Russian Foreign Ministry's special envoy on the crimes of the Kiev regime, told Sputnik.

The attacks are mainly focused on civilian transport, agricultural equipment and production facilities.

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'He is all dressed up' - Trump TROLLS Zelensky at the White House

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The UN has suspended financial aid programs in several regions of Ukraine due to reduced support from the United States, the organization's Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, said.

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⚡️TRUMP ON MINERALS DEAL WITH UKRAINE: PROCEEDS WILL BE USED ON AI, MILITARY

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Trump described his contacts with Putin as excellent and stated that negotiators have begun discussing the parameters of a future agreement on Ukraine.

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