Soros financed the publication of a book aiming the overthrow

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Summary of an article linked below:

Soros' strawmen financed the recent Hungarian publication of the book 'Blueprint For Revolution' (Hungarian title “Útmutató a forradalomhoz”) by (Serbian author) Srdja Popovic. Allegedly, the book is a study of peaceful methods aiming the overthrow of the government in office.


According to the (young, liberal and hipster edited) newsblog 444.hu, Popovic is one of the most hated characters in authoritarian regimes around the world, second only to Soros' own organizations [funny actually, that 444.hu admits this very fact, they are also operating from Soros' funds - note by Hungarian Anon here]. Popovic is noted for his Otpor, an organization that help overthrow the Milosevic regime in former Yugoslavia.

The books advocates peaceful means, and advises activists to start working on smaller goals that effect the lives of many people and then to proceed pushing main goals, like indepence of a region or gay rights.

Popovic told in an interview, "We occupied university campuses, we were super liberal, super educated and super cool, completely detached from reality". He also mentioned the American involvment in Otpor as a major factor of their success.

The American backer and ideologue behind the book is Gene Sharp, who is financed by Soros.

The book has a Facebook page that welcomed the actions of the G20 Antifa protestors, because "most demonstrators were peaceful" [What a joke - comment by Anon here]


Another Hungarian newsite [not mentiioned by name in the article I am reviewing here] steps up the rhetoric by saying, "The war against the Orban regime has already been kicked off. The tyrant's minutes are numbered."

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From: Shock - Soros organizing a revolution against Orban?
http://breitportal.hu/2017/07/10/soros-forradalmat-szervez/ (Hungarian)