The Soros–Clare Brown–DoJ nexus: how it all began (part 1)
THE THIRD FORCE
This article is a republication
Sometime in mid-January 1997, former United States (US) vice-president Albert Arnold Al Gore met George Soros to discuss the Clinton administration and its plans to ‘reconfigure’ the Southeast Asian ‘economic and command base’. Soros, the ever so notorious Hungarian-American billionaire-anarchist, insisted that should regime changes be effected in the region, it would have to benefit the global financial elites and not just the Clinton administration alone.
Gore ultimately conceded to a plan of action that had the potential of bringing both Dr. Mahathir Mohammad and the then president of Indonesia, Suharto, to heel. Gore realised that the Clinton administration, which he was a part of, had bypassed the financial elites in shaping the Southeast Asian agenda. It irked him that the then US President, Bill Clinton, had side-lined him in discussions leading to the establishment of the William J. Clinton Foundation, which the latter went on to found together with his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Soros was just as irritated by these developments as Gore was. Despite agreeing to help Clinton kick-start the Clinton Foundation, the billionaire anarchist saw the US President going about things his own way. It struck him that the Clinton Foundation had the potential to eclipse the global elites, what with a US Senator (Hillary) and former US President running the show. Soros thought it imperative for his team of elites to unite under a shadow syndicate just to ward off potential threats arising from the Clinton agenda.
While that may have been the impetus to the eventual establishment of a shadow syndicate, it wasn’t the main reason. In Indonesia, things were not moving quite as Soros had hoped they would. On the 27th of July 1996, Suharto instructed his commander-in-chief to wage an offensive against militant groups whose activities Gore was put in charge of coordinating. Gore told Soros in August that Suharto had leads on a “Jewish funded operative” to trigger a regime change in Indonesia.
Months later, an anti-Mahathirism movement in Malaysia hit a snag when Mahathir was alerted by Daim Zainuddin of a conspiracy that existed between individuals who were linked to Anwar and former US ambassador to Malaysia, John R. Malott, to trigger a regime change in Malaysia. Gore put it to Soros that efforts by his team to infuse reformist attitudes within the region seemed to stumble at every block. He told Soros that Mahathir’s and Suharto’s fortresses were heavily guarded.
