This is pertinent in relation to race riots in the US.
In particular, note the grant in the table below to the Proteus fund. The grant is ‘”…to provide rapid response support to grassroots organizations in communities of color …”
“Rapid response” has military overtones.
That might explain the “spontaneous” rioting, violence and arson arising out of incidents such as occurred in Minneapolis.
The 2017 tax return for the Soros foundation reveals it gave gave $3,062,500 to the Proteous Fund
Note: The grant is shown as zero because it was counted under another category.
For the 2017 tax year the Soros Foundation granted a total amount of $3.486 million to the Proteus Fund. This fund then gave a grant to a groupd called Thousand Currents.
Thousand Currents then gave a grant of $62,000 to the Black Lives Matter Foundation.
Soros money found its way to BLM via two intermediaries.
These transactions can be verified by examining the Form 990 returns for each entity.
These donations are extracted from the Form 990 annual return for 2017 for the Soros Foundation to Promote Open Society. Form 990 is a United States Internal Revenue Service form that provides the public with financial information about a tax-exempt organization.
Hate-crime grants
