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How did Soros bring down the Bank of England? - VisualPolitik EN
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George Soros has become one of the most influential and controversial people in the world. Over time his name has become virtually synonymous with political activism. Through his foundation, the Open Society Foundations, Soros has donated an estimated $15 billion to support movements and institutions of all kinds. Particularly organizations with a social democratic worldview.
Be that as it may, in this new video that we have prepared in collaboration with Value School, we are particularly interested in his other great facet, or rather his main facet, because Soros is one of the most influential investors and asset managers of all time.
And above all else, he is remembered and known for achieving a "feat": putting in check and making the Bank of England itself, the British central bank, give in. In this video we tell you all the details about one of the most famous operations in the history of global finance, an operation that allowed Soros to earn US$1 billion dollars in just 24 hours.
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