The Minnesota Monitor is a financial first cousin of Peruvian terrorists?<\/p>\n
The Iron Matron at KAR has the story<\/a>:<\/p>\n Found today at the Capital Research Center<\/a>:<\/p>\n Mary Anastasia O\u2019Grady writes in today\u2019s Wall Street Journal that George Soros\u2019s Open Society Institute has been funding terrorism. In a column entitled Friends of Terror in Peru<\/a>, O\u2019Grady notes that<\/p>\n Thursday\u2019s vote by the European Parliament to take the Peruvian guerrilla group known as the Tupac Amaru (aka MRTA) off its terrorist list has Peru in an uproar. For good reason: The MRTA is notorious for kidnapping, torturing and murdering civilians to advance its political agenda. More recently, Peruvian officials have linked it to Hugo Ch\u00e1vez\u2019s \u201cBolivarian Movement,\u201d which seeks to destabilize democracies in Latin America, and to the Colombian rebel group FARC\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n \u2026Meanwhile the work of other foreign-funded NGOs in the interest of terrorist organizations warrants urgent attention. Take the Peruvian \u201chuman-rights\u201d group Aprodeh, which labored in Europe to get the MRTA off the terrorist list there, even though Peru still considers it a grave threat to its security.<\/em><\/p>\n \u2026In 2007, according to government records, Aprodeh received funding from Oxfam America, George Soros\u2019s Open Society, the John Merck Foundation, the city of Barcelona, the Dutch embassy and a U.S. government agency called the Inter-American Foundation, among others. On Friday, the Peruvian government asked Aprodeh to explain how its NGO status allows it to intervene on behalf of terrorists, as it did in the European Parliament\u2026 [emphasis added]<\/em><\/p>\n Soros funds MN Monitor and Aprodeh?!???<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Joe “Learned Foot” Tucci adds:<\/p>\n