Along with the seizure came the issuance of arrest warrants for 11 members of Soros’ organizations who are believed to have given “financial support to the civil disobedience movement against the military junta.”
The new government of Myanmar says it plans to take legal action against the Open Society Foundations, which allegedly violated “restrictions on the activities of such organizations.”
For one, Soros’ Open Society Foundations did not receive approval from Myanmar authorities to deposit $5 million into their Myanmar bank accounts. The Open Society Foundations also illegally withdrew $1.4 million from these same bank accounts.
“Military-aligned groups including the Union Solidarity and Development Party have accused Soros of manipulating Myanmar’s politics by supporting civil society organizations in the country,” reads a website from Thailand that tracks political developments in Myanmar.
Myanmar also recently banned the use of both Facebook and Twitter in the country after it was revealed that the Big Tech platforms were using hidden algorithms to promote anti-military protests following the military takeover.
Facebook and Twitter likewise interfered with the 2020 election here in the United States by censoring pro-Trump content while boosting pro-Biden content, among other crimes.
The U.S. military has maintained a strong presence in Washington, D.C., ever since Trippy Joe was “inaugurated” and installed in the White House. Because of this, some believe that the military is likewise calling the shots domestically as the fraudulent November election is sorted out in the background.
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