Billionaire George Soros on Monday warned that Chinese President Xi Jinping is 'the greatest threat that open societies face today.'
"These companies have come to dominate the global economy," Soros said, adding that "their reach extends to every corner of the world."
As for Xi, Soros slammed his leadership, saying he has reinterpreted the Chinese Communist Party’s history in a way that would "lead to appointing him for at least another term." "He rules by intimidation and nobody dares to tell him what he doesn’t want to hear," Soros said, noting that makes it "difficult to shake his beliefs even as the gap between his beliefs and reality has grown ever wider."Soros criticized Xi for his leadership, including in China’s real estate market, the Olympics and COVID-19 vaccines.
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