2/3/11, "Why Obama has to get Egypt right," Washington Post op-ed by George Soros
In the third sentence Soros notes his greatest pride--that America has gone down the toilet:
- "Although American power and influence in the world have declined, our allies and their armies look to us for direction. "...
Moving on in the article he praises the Muslim Brotherhood:
- "the best-organized political opposition that managed to survive in that country's repressive environment is the Muslim Brotherhood. In free elections, the Brotherhood is bound to emerge as a major political force, though it is far from assured of a majority. "...
- The Muslim Brotherhood's cooperation with Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate who is seeking to run for president, is a hopeful sign that it intends to play a constructive role in a democratic political system."...
Soros forgets militant Islam exists all over the world and blames the tiny country of Israel:
- "The main stumbling block is Israel. "...
At the end, Soros tells the Muslim Brotherhood that his cash is there for them:
- "My foundations are prepared to contribute what they can. In practice, that means establishing resource centers for supporting the rule of law, constitutional reform, fighting corruption and strengthening democratic institutions in those countries that request help in establishing them, while staying out of those countries where such efforts are not welcome. "...
The Washington Post helps by running this at the end of Soros' little dance:
- "The writer is chairman of the Soros Fund Management and the Open Society Foundations, which support democracy and human rights in more than 70 countries."
His foundations do the exact opposite and obsessively. Look no further than America which as Soros points out, has gone down the toilet. It took quite a few years, but with patience and enough corrupt politicians he got his wish. A convicted felon, he has been forced to pay large fines for gross financial manipulations several times:
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3/27/09, "Fin market regulator fines Soros Fund Management HUF 489m," Budapest Times
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Budapest, March 27 (MTI) - "Hungary's financial-market regulator PSZAF has fined the Soros Fund Management LLC 489 million forints (EUR 1.62m) for deals in OTP shares that
PSZAF said that Soros Fund Management's transactions caused OTP's share value to fall 9.29 percent. The financial-market regulator added that its investigation of the matter revealed that the fund had borrowed 390,000 OTP shares on October 9, 2008 for the purpose of making short transactions."... ---------------------------------------------------- |
- 2002, "George Soros convicted of Insider Trading in France," Guardian UK
- 1997, "Soros Institute fined $3 million for currency exchange violations by Belarus," NY Times
- "In 1979, he signed a consent decree with the Securities and Exchange Commission in a civil proceeding relating to his trading in the stock of an American computer manufacturer that was about to issue fresh shares. Commission officials contended that
- Mr. Soros had sold shares to push down the price of the new shares.
Mr. Soros acknowledged no wrongdoing, but agreed not to engage in similar practices in the future. Unlike American law, French law does not provide for civil enforcement actions in insider trading cases"....NY Times
6/14/06,"Soros has often drawn criticism for speculating heavily on the collapse of fragile currencies." NY Times
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12/30/2008, "Soros blamed for demise of Ukranian hryvna," Kyiv Post
"Portfolio online financial journal in Hungary reports that the exchange rate crisis of the Ukrainian currency has led many to blame Hungarian-born speculative investor George Soros for the turmoil. The slump began shortly after he (Soros) met Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, the Budapest news organization writes.
Soros's name is popping up more and more frequently in local media sources, which suspect the financial guru may have engineered an assault on the Ukrainian hryvnia similar to the Black Wednesday attack that broke the Bank of England. The suspicions are fueled by the fact that the sharp decline in the value of the currency followed Soros's meeting with premier Yulia Tymoshenko."...
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via American Thinker
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