Imran Khan visits US: PM meets George Soros in New York

During the Prime Minister's visit to New York, he met with several prominent international figures. One of those names is the billionaire Jew who is considered an unwanted person in many countries of the world, including his country, despite donating $ 32 billion to welfare work worldwide. According to reports, George Soros discussed Imran Khan's cooperation in the field of education in Pakistan, as well as his educational projects in Afghanistan. According to official Radio Pakistan, a delegation of Open Society Foundations has also offered to assist Pakistan in tax reform. After this meeting, it was also revealed that a delegation of Open Foundations would visit Pakistan very soon.

Who is George Soros? George Soros was born in Hungary in Eastern Europe before World War II. They are among the Jews who managed to escape the Holocaust and the Communist regime. She has been head of Open Society Foundations, a welfare organization in 120 countries around the world for 40 years. From the US to Australia and from Hungary to Honduras, George Soros is a controversial figure and is accused of being part of a larger global conspiracy. The right-wing forces in the United States and the West are opposed to George Soros.

How are Trump supporters related to George Soros? Last Monday afternoon, a parcel was received in the litter box of George Soros' spacious palace home in New York's red-green area. This parcel looks a bit dubious. The parcel sender's address was entered incorrectly. Police were notified and federal investigative personnel arrived there shortly. Inside the parcel was a picture of George Soros with a red light fork. It was accompanied by a six-inch piece of pipe, with a black cord, a few wires, and a clock. More than a dozen such parcels were received by several other leading Democratic Party leaders, including former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. None of these parcels exploded.

An FBI investigation revealed that they were sent from a wagon parked in Florida that had slogans in favor of Trump and against the Democratic Party. Immediately right-wing media organizations called it a "fall flag" action. He believed it was used to undermine Donald Trump and the Republican presidential election campaign.