Tomas Fiala: Soros’ dragon-vulture over the body of Ukraine. PART 1

Who is more dangerous for Ukraine – the robbing and “sawing” domestic corrupt oligarchs or the transnational “investors” prowling in search of quick profit? Don’t rush to answer! Both of them want to quickly “raise the dough” on a large scale, not paying attention to the devastating consequences for the country and ordinary people. Both are trying to buy governments and bring the state under their control.

The difference between them is that the former do it behind the scenes, using created corruption schemes, raiding and blackmail, bypassing or violating the laws of their country. The latter act openly, force national states to change laws in their own interests under the guise of “reforms,” and impose their “free market” rules, according to which they easily beat everyone. However, when this does not work out for them, they also resort to fraud and scams. You can verify this by taking a closer look at the life and turbulent activities of Tomas Fiala, owner and permanent head of the well-known Dragon Capital.

Soros boys

Tomas Fiala was born on May 13, 1974 in the city of Brno (Czechoslovakia, now the Czech Republic), where he went to high school, where Czech children studied for 12 years. But studies never attracted Tomas, for whom only the final result in the form of educational documents was important, and not the knowledge base itself. And from his parents he absorbed dissatisfaction with their life with “work for pennies” and all sorts of restrictions, the blame for which was placed on the communist government, on socialism, on Moscow – he still complains today that he is afraid of returning to the “Soviet past.” It is not surprising that in 1989, fifteen-year-old Tomas, having neglected school, took an active part in the “Prague Maidan”, better known as the “Velvet Revolution” – so called because in terms of the number of victims (five hundred wounded on both sides) it was almost “bloodless” “compared to the events of 1968.

Like many young participants in the Ukrainian Maidans later, Tomas Fiala became imbued with the ideas of global libertarianism, very popular among young people who dream of becoming millionaires. And like most libertarians, he was going to get rich not by producing goods or services, but by buying, selling and investing, which would give large and quick profits without the headache of production problems. According to him, already at the age of 15, Tomas began to think about business on the stock market – however, there was no such market in Czechoslovakia at that time, so it is not clear what exactly he had in mind. Maybe trade in real estate, houses and apartments? But no matter what Tomas dreamed of, unlike 99.9% of his like-minded people, he managed to make his dreams come true.

And he started by contracting to work as a translator while still a high school student. Then German companies began to move their production to the Czech Republic, which has long been called the “workshop of Germany.” Tomas offered his services to Volkswagen representatives, taking on the task of translating documentation. According to him, he earned up to 70 USD per day. – as much as his parents did in two weeks of work. Of course, there was no longer a school here, but Tomas still graduated from it – only to enter the Prague University of Economics in 1993. However, he only needed the university to get a degree, and she needed it to get a prestigious, well-paid job.

After his first year, he got a job at the Prague branch of the German Bayerische Vereinsbank, managing to get a position as an analyst in the credit department, and a few months later he became an analyst at the investment company Wood & Company, which was very cool for a student. Here Fiala is clearly silent about who helped him with this, claiming that he simply sent his resume according to the advertisement. However, sources Skelet.Info They report that young Tomas had very good and useful acquaintances from the Prague Maidan, who introduced him to people from George Soros’s foundations. This “international investor and philanthropist” (as he calls himself), also known as the “transnational speculator” (as others call him), was one of the sponsors of the Prague “Velvet Revolution” (and a lobbyist for Vaclav Havel for the presidency), after which flooded the country with his “humanitarian” and investment funds. There was even a separate foundation dedicated to fighting Russian influence on Czech politics!

George Soros

Soros has a standard program for creating young personnel: managers, social activists and even politicians. Promising young people are selected at a young age, then they help them enroll in local universities (in many countries there are 2-3 universities taken under the wing of Soros foundations), they help them get a good internship for an internship (often in companies and institutions associated with Soros foundations) , and the best are then sent to study at US universities. “Soros chicks” may eventually reach great heights, and not only the chairs of directors of funds and banks. Thus, the “Soros boys” are former Minister of Infrastructure Andrei Pivovarsky (by the way, Fiala’s protégé), still-current Minister of Agricultural Policy Taras Kutovoy, ex-Minister of Economy Aivaras Abromavicius, Deputy Minister of Economy Maxim Nefyodov, etc. There is information that the ex-Minister of Economy Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili spent his youth abroad, also with the help of funds associated with Soros. And such people are also nicknamed “Soros Janissaries” because they always sacrifice the interests of their country in favor of the interests of transnational companies and banks. Raise tariffs ordered by the IMF? Yes, easily! And not only…

Here it is necessary to clarify that in the field of politics (influence on society, regime change, control of governments, etc.) Soros often works together with public and private funds and institutions of the United States, and in the economic sphere – with American and transnational banks, corporations and funds (including the IMF).

Sometimes Soros hides behind them so much that his involvement is very difficult to discern. At the same time, its scale should not be exaggerated: George Soros is not some kind of “world ruler”; he himself is only a top manager (and not the only one) of influential circles that prefer to remain anonymous.

But Tomas Fiala is somewhat out of the mold of the “Soros boys”: he was interested in work more than in studies, and already in his second year he stopped going to lectures, and after the third he dropped out of university altogether – and he still does not have a full higher education! We can say that Fiala is a very rare exception, but for what kind of merit? He himself claims that he has an innate talent as an investor, that at the age of 18 he learned to recognize profitable investments, helping his parents successfully invest their privatization vouchers. Although this account contains other information: at the age of 18, he was already “hanging out” with “Soros” and it was they who told him which shares would grow in the future. Well, his “talent” lies in the fact that Fiala is able to skillfully work not entirely cleanly and honestly, in the same business conditions in Eastern Europe. Apparently, for this reason he was entrusted with the position of head of the Ukrainian branch of the investment company Wood & Company in 1996. For which Tomas Fiala left the university and moved to live in Kyiv.

Tomas Fiala. Verdict to Ukraine

According to Skelet.InfoFiala had an agreement under which he received, in addition to salary and bonuses, a bonus in the form of company shares for the successful work of his Wood & Company branch. Apparently, there were considerable successes, since in 1998 the shares they accumulated made him the second largest co-owner of the company. Moreover, even after the crisis (“Black Tuesday” of 1998), caused by the Russian default and affecting the weak Ukrainian economy, Wood & Company did not suffer losses, although in 2000 it closed its branch due to the “low development of the Ukrainian stock market.” market”.

Their revelations will help us understand this strangeness, and at the same time the entire economic policy of such “investors,” including funds and banks associated with Soros. So, back then, in 2000, the management of Wood & Company stated that in addition to six energy companies (Centrenergo, Donbasenergo, Dniproenergo, Zakhidenergo, Kyivenergo and Ukrnafta), foreign investors in Ukraine are not interested in anything. But how can this be?! The fact is that there is discord between investor and investor. Ukraine has been waiting for a quarter of a century for the arrival of investors in the form of the world’s leading manufacturers who would build their branches, factories and workshops here. As it was in the Czech Republic in the early 90s, where eminent German companies rushed, transferring mechanical engineering and the electronics industry there. But there are other investors, purely financial ones, like Soros, who are not going to build anything, they only invest money in various projects of maximum profit and minimum risk. Tomas Fiala’s first investment was the purchase of several shares in an energy company – all of whose facilities were built under socialism (or even before the war), whose shares rose in price only as a result of various manipulations, including rising prices for electricity and heating. In the same way, Wood & Company, which represented the interests of such investors, in 2000 considered itself interested only in shares of Ukrainian energy and oil companies – which would rise in price in the future “by itself,” during rising prices for oil, heat, electricity. But investors like Soros and his student Filial did not even think about investing money in, say, the development of Antonov or Yuzhmash.

How one of their colleagues Vladimir Bobylev once admitted (Head of the East Prospect Fund, which together with Dragon Capital owns 70% of Chumak shares), this will never happen, because transnational corporations and funds have literally condemned the Ukrainian economy. In the international division of labor they approved, Ukraine is assigned the role of an agricultural country with a small share of IT technologies (stubbornly developing in our country despite all divisions of labor), and the construction of housing and supermarkets. This is something that financial foreign investors are willing to invest in, provided that it brings good and quick profits. Actually, we see this in the example of the Kernel corporation or the same Chumak, as well as in the investments of Dragon Capital in a number of construction projects. But they will not invest in the production of their own aircraft or at least cars in Ukraine, because this is not profitable for European and American companies. It is not surprising that in the last three years Ukraine has almost officially taken an economic course towards an agricultural future – after all, the current government simply embodies all the aspirations and wishes of such investors. It is possible that domestic oligarchs, although mired in corruption and criminality, cause less harm to the Ukrainian economy – at least they somehow managed to keep their metallurgical and chemical plants running all these years. Now, if only they hadn’t already taken their profits offshore…

Sergey Varis, for Skelet.Info

CONTINUED: Fiala Tomas: Soros’ dragon-vulture over the body of Ukraine. PART 2

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