Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization all over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization,

its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values, and it's just the beginning.

I'm Dr. Steve Turley. I believe the liberal globalist world is at its brink and a new conservative age is rising.

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As you can see, George Soros is having his share of struggles, but is bankruptcy one of them?

Something's happened to his vast global network that's absolutely panicking the globalist elite.

It's being widely reported that George Soros' Open Society Foundations is experiencing mass layoffs following the recent leadership transition to his son, Alexander Soros.

The Open Society Foundations founded by George Soros back in 1979, which comprised the heart of Soros' vast international NGO networks,

recently announced plans to cut almost half of their global workforce. Alexander Soros, the fourth child of George,

assumed control of the foundation from his father just a month ago, but it didn't take long for him to shock globalists everywhere,

and not in a good way, at least not for them. In an emailed statement, the organization did indeed confirm

that they've made the difficult decision to reduce their workforce by at least 40%. Now, of course, the Soros' organizations trying to spin this,

claiming that the layoffs and operational changes are intended to enhance its ability to counter the threats faced by open and free societies around the world.

Open Society emphasized that the new approach would foster a culture of, quote, strategic opportunism among its grantees and support both long-term capital approaches and short-term tactical needs.

However, many are noting that the decision to reduce the workforce by almost half represents a frankly dramatic shift for the organization now under Alexander's leadership,

and it raises the question of the continued relevance and influence of Soros' infamous plans for a new world order.

Now, if you don't know, back in 1993, Soros self-published a paper where he outlined his vision for a new world order.

In the article Soros recognized that the world order that was emerging after the fall of the Soviet Union was a thoroughly nationalist and populist world order,

where more and more populations were returning to nation, culture, custom, and tradition.

For Soros, such nationalist trends posed a mortal threat to his vision of a globalist cosmopolitan utopianism marked by the triumph of secular liberalism around the world.

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