The three men, two of them European and one Middle Eastern, are a study in contrasts and similarities. Together the three men account for nearly $200 million in outlay just to STF. There is something remarkably striking about three foreign billionaires, two of whom have been accused of immoral atrocities, funding the dark money machine behind leftist politics. Omidyar injected an estimated $45 million into an STF fund. His mother, a Berkeley academic, heads a pro-Iran group financed by her son’s fortune. Pierre Omidyar, an Iranian immigrant, currently the richest man in Hawaii, is a Big Tech billionaire born to wealthy foreign students in Paris, who brought him here as a child. His Open Society Foundations have invested an estimated $17 million into STF in 2020. Aside from his history of Nazi collaboration which should have barred his entry and made him deportable, an account states that his visa was based on a false affidavit filed on his behalf. George Soros illegally immigrated to the United States in the 1950s. The article notes that his $135 million in STF dark money donations were "earmarked for non-electoral purposes". Hansjörg Wyss, the richest man in Switzerland, may not even be a United States citizen. While the names of the donors are secret, the article did note the names of three major known STF backers: Pierre Omidyar, Hansjörg Wyss, and George Soros.Īside from their support for leftist causes, the three billionaires have another thing in common. The Sixteen Thirty Fund had raised a record $390 million that year and half the money came from just 4 donors. Politico recently reported that the Sixteen Thirty Fund, the leading dark money machine of the Left, had pumped $410 million into Dem 2020 efforts to defeat Trump and Republicans. What do you call them? The absentee owners of the Democrat Party. Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.Ī Swiss human experimenter, a Hungarian Nazi collaborator, and an Iranian tech tycoon walk into Washington D.C.
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