>> The UN decision not to renew follows closely on the heels of Strong only last week being awarded the prestigious Order of Manitoba. Strong was one of 12 individuals awarded the Order in the Manitoba legislative building on Monday, July 15. In June, Strong was appointed to the board of directors for the $300-million Winnipeg Museum for Human Rights. One hundred million of the $300-million pledged comes from the Canadian federal Liberal government--courtesy of the Canadian taxpayer.
That sounds like a buy out. He will need a wheelbarrow to move the cash he will have access to.
The Order of Manitoba is hardly any big deal: an award from the socialist government of a Canadian province less populated than roughly 45 of the U.S. states - WOW!
However, check this long expose' out if you haven't already seen it:
Winnipeg’s Museum For Human Rights: Canada’s $300 Million Temple of Ideology
BTW, Strong already has lots of money but, so does Soros and he still ultimately couldn't impose his will on Ukraine or get John Kerry elected President.
Besides, with both it's all about power, prestige and elite social engineering - not cash.