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The Soros-Obama Connection

Thu, May 29, 2008 at 10:11:28 am PDT

Adding to Stanley Kurtz’s article on Barack Obama’s long-term association with the far-left group ACORN, an Investor’s Business Daily profile makes another connection, to the guy whose money finances so many of these groups: George Soros: The Man, The Mind And The Money Behind MoveOn.

Soros’ efforts go beyond spin. He has also bankrolled groups involved in the manipulation of elections, an activity that has increased since his money came into the picture. Two groups — Americans Coming Together and the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now — were sanctioned recently by the Federal Election Commission for fraud.

Soros pledged $10 million to ACT, which has since been fined $775,000 for illegally funneling $70 million set aside for voter registrations to Democratic candidates.

He also gave at least $150,000 to ACORN, the left-wing group best known for pushing minimum-wage hikes, marching for illegal-immigrant amnesty and harassing Wal-Mart. ACORN has been accused of voter fraud in 13 states since 2004 and was convicted of falsifying signatures in a voter registration drive last July, drawing a fine of $25,000 in Washington state.

Soros says he has ended funding to voter-drive organizations, but he still heads a secretive rich-man’s club called “Democracy Alliance” that has doled out $20 million to activist groups like ACORN.

You don’t have to play six degrees of Soros to get to Barack Obama, though. Here’s a photo of Obama at a fundraiser at the New York residence of Steven and Judy Gluckstern in April 2007—and sitting next to him, in the blue shirt, is none other than George Soros.

George Soros first showed up at LGF in November 2003, when he compared President Bush to Adolf Hitler: Soros: Bush = Hitler.

Now he’s a presidential candidate’s left hand man.

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1 turn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:12:46am

Wow talk about timing, Rush just mentioned the Soros connection

2 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:13:13am

re: #1 turn

Wow talk about timing, Rush just mentioned the Soros connection

And he just received this link.

3 lawhawk  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:13:21am

Just remember, Obama didn't want people to see or hear what was being said at that SF Billionaire's row gathering, even as he was busy complaining about Bush fundraising for McCain behind closed doors for GOP insiders.

Now we know why Obama wasn't keen on letting this out.

4 turn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:13:43am

re: #2 JammieWearingFool

You send it?

5 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:14:04am

Talk about Pinky and the Brain...

6 SpartanWoman  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:14:08am

Well, what do you expect?

I'm just surprised that the "public" does not care

7 Honorary Yooper  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:14:11am

Something I've suspected for a long time.

Obama seems to love America-haters like Soros, Nadhmi Auchi, and other such billionaires.

8 stevieray  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:14:37am

I think that photo is older, and from a fundraiser in NYC... but I'm not 100% sure.

9 BrianA  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:14:50am

Do I see puppet strings in that picture?

10 jcm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:15:16am

Obama -- > Soros -- > ACORN -- > Voter Fraud.

Anyone still want to sit out the election and teach the (R)s a lesson?

The radical left is involved in a concerted effort to undermine the US electoral process. Sitting out gives them a victory.

11 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:15:19am
12 zombie  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:15:22am

Charles, where did you get that photo of Obama inside the "bitter speech" mansion? I've been looking for such a photo but never found one. Linky?

13 godfrey  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:15:23am

If you photoshop in a little wire going from Soros's right hand to the ceiling above Obama's left arm, you can get a nice little marionette thing happening there.

14 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:15:53am

re: #11 buzzsawmonkey

It is interesting that Soros compared Bush to Hitler as a pejorative, given the fact that it is on record Soros himself worked with and for the Nazis in Hungary during WWII.

Linky?

15 zmdavid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:07am

re: #9 BrianA

Do I see puppet strings in that picture?

That's so old fashioned! I'm sure Soros has a wireless remote.

16 addison  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:08am

I think that picture is from long ago. I saw it long before the infamous San Francisco meeting.

17 thedopefishlives  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:11am

It's all coming out on the table now for Obama. You can't play the kind of games the Chicago Machine is used to playing on a national stage, when there are people who are relatively free from your, er, "influence" who are able to examine every detail. I have a feeling that the more of this we see, the more people are going to realize that this is not a man we can put in the White House in good faith and expect our country to survive.

18 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:11am

re: #4 turn

You send it?

Yes. He reads LGF.

19 chinesearithmetic  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:28am

He is not with us.

20 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:16:49am
21 Ma Sands  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:17:12am

"left hand" .....there it is again..... ):

22 pat  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:17:13am

Wow. That picture made me faint for a moment.

23 P. Aaron  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:17:32am

Obama idiot Soros' tool.

24 beachkatie  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:17:34am

Someone needs to take George Soro's out of back door politics NOW !

25 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:17:57am

re: #20 buzzsawmonkey

BTW, anybody else notice that Obama is assuming a stance not unlike that of the Assumption in Renaissance painting?

* * *
Amen! Also, in other iconography, He is climing Jacob's ladder.

26 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:01am

re: #22 pat

Wow. That picture made me faint for a moment.

I felt a tingle up my leg. Oh, wait - sciatica kicking up again.

27 godfrey  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:04am

re: #20 buzzsawmonkey

I was thinking Christ outside the Tomb, appearing to the women.

28 lawhawk  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:06am

Interesting that Soros is busy trying to claim that the oil speculation and price bubble will break only if and when the US and UK enters a recession.

It might be an interesting exercise to see how he'd profit personally from such actions.

29 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:14am

Obama has Soros's hand up his back. You can't even see the joint between his chin and his cheek. Someone should do cartoon with Obama sitting on George Sorass's lap.

30 P. Aaron  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:21am

re: #22 pat

Wow. That picture made me faint for a moment.


Are you sure it wasn't just a tingle going down your leg?

31 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:27am

Did Obama descend those stairs carrying stone tablets?

32 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:29am

re: #22 pat
Made me throw up a little.

33 formercorpsman  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:33am

YES!

Thank the lord for nitwits.

34 zombie  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:53am

To this day I'm kicking myself for not following Obama to the next event. I was there at the Getty event with Obama, and had the address of the next fundraiser (at Alex Mehran's) in my pocket, but thought to myself, "Ah, it'll just be repetitive. This Getty one is much more picturesque! I should dash home and upload these photos ASAP." So I bailed out on the second event. Meanwhile, Obama goes over there a few blocks away half an hour later and makes his notorious "bitter" speech! And I missed it. Aarghh!

But until today I have never seen any photos from that event, so I thought I lost an exclusive.

35 itellu3times  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:18:59am

That is a beautiful picture, Obama levitating, surrounded by a golden aura, his minions at his feet. I'm left speechless.

O-bama, oh-oh-oh!
you squeeze my wallet
and then you let it go
O-bama, my oh my
I can't help voting
while you're in the sky!

I can't explain no I don't know how
and all your gaffes they mean nothing now
it only frightens republicans anyhow
you'll never know what you've done to me
the agony and the ecstasy
O-bama it's alright
I'll contribute tonight

36 Charles  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:19:19am

Sorry! My original source for that picture wrongly identified it - I corrected it above. It is from a New York fundraiser, not the SF one.

37 Alouette  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:19:41am

re: #11 buzzsawmonkey

It is interesting that Soros compared Bush to Hitler as a pejorative, given the fact that it is on record Soros himself worked with and for the Nazis in Hungary during WWII.

I have always suspected that Soros is not really Jewish, that the nazis murdered that poor little 16-year-old kid and installed a 100% Aryan Hitlerjugend once they found out where all the money was.

38 Pawn of the Oppressor  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:19:43am

Nice photo, proving the old adage that good photos are worth a thousand words... All that's missing is the puppet strings and the halo.

Imagine the pressure to perform, when your money manager is sitting just behind you...

39 Nevergiveup  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:19:46am

So Sen Lieberman feels compelled to step down from "VETS FOR FREEDOM" but it is fine for All them Soros funded "527's" to spend as much as they want. The McCain camp better wake up and fast!
[Link: www.nytimes.com...]

40 EC Marm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:19:55am

re: #20 buzzsawmonkey

BTW, anybody else notice that Obama is assuming a stance not unlike that of the Assumption in Renaissance painting?


More of a Marcel DuChamp quality to me:
[Link: www.marcelduchamp.net...]

41 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:20:03am

Economy grew in 1st quarter, despite economists claiming we were in recession.

42 pat  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:20:08am

This should be a cake walk for McCain. Unfortunately, McCain is shedding conservative voters like a dog shaking off water.

44 zombie  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:20:16am

re: #36 Charles

Sorry! My original source for that picture wrongly identified it - I corrected it above. It is from a New York fundraiser, not the SF one.

AHHHHHHH!

I was astounded you had that photo.

Makes me feel better, a little bit.

Thanks.

45 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:20:21am

The moonbat on Obama's right (our left) in the picture would set herself on fire if he asked her, just to demonstrate her devotion.

46 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:21:38am

And notice soros hand placement. "he's mine, he's mine".

47 gymnast  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:21:48am

Looks like the MSM is stuck to George Soro's Tar Baby, Barack Obama and there is not a briar patch in site.

48 itellu3times  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:16am

re: #41 newsjunkie_ky

Economy grew in 1st quarter, despite economists claiming we were in recession.

Government numbers are garbage.

Economy is levitating like Obama in this picture, as long as oil price is above $100.

49 winston06  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:34am

Obama is a dangerous candidate for America's future standing in the world

50 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:38am

re: #42 pat

This should be a cake walk for McCain. Unfortunately, McCain is shedding conservative voters like a dog shaking off water.

* * *

We should want more Americans to get off the loser keffiyeh fan team and join the Red White & Blue pro-victory pro-troops team.

51 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:40am

re: #43 lawhawk

Posted in the spinoffs the source of that photo. Obama at fund-raiser at Steven and Judy Gluckstern's home, April 9, 2007. George Soros is seated to the right of the stairs.

All that's missing is the cherubs around his oh-so-sacred head.

52 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:42am

Obsama Is just George Soro's sock puppet. If you notice in that picture, you can't see Soro's hands... because they are up Barack's back working the strings.

Why do we let people who hate us (the MSM) continue to dominate the public discourse in this country?

53 doppelganglander  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:44am

re: #25 alegrias

Or he's doing his impression of Georges Guetary singing "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise" in "An American in Paris.:

54 Maine's Michael  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:55am

It doesn't matter.

Obama is the anointed one.

When will you right wingers get that into your thick skulls?

/

55 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:22:55am

I know the evil bastard's ears are burning now.

56 turn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:01am

re: #18 JammieWearingFool


#1 post referred to the McClellan/Soros connection, didn't make that clear in the haste to post. But Rush literally mentioned that connection the second I loaded LGF. Cool, Rush keeps tabs on Charles and maybe your blog as well.

57 itellu3times  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:15am

re: #35 itellu3times

(parody based on "oh tara" by The Knack, if you need the music!)

58 pat  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:21am

re: #41 newsjunkie_ky

Economy grew in 1st quarter, despite economists claiming we were in recession.

Not only did it grow, The Economist has it at a very respectable 2.3% versus the scary .6% initially released. And white good sales are creeping up which indicates that new families are buying homes at the discounted prices. A housing collapse is a good thing in the long runs. Draws new families into market.

59 zombie  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:40am

Looks like the LGF Autolizard Fact-Check Engine is in fine form today!

60 Tigger2005  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:52am

What is Soros' hand doing? Pulling the string that operates Obama's mouth?

61 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:23:54am

re: #44 zombie

AHHHHHHH!

I was astounded you had that photo.

Makes me feel better, a little bit.

Thanks.

It's from this article.

62 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:24:27am

re: #51 Cygnus

All that's missing arethe cherubs circling around his oh-so-sacred head.

I seem to be grammatically challenged today. PIMF!

63 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:24:40am

re: #39 Nevergiveup

McCain's camp isn't going to wake up. They are going to sit and discuss how many republicans can dance on the head of a pin right up to the moment the dem's come up and slit their throats.

Politics as Beanbag, I think it's called.

64 Noam Sayin'  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:24:47am

Wasn't this photo taken long before his fundraiser on Billionaire's Row? I thought I'd seen this months ago.

65 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:24:50am

Rush played a soundbite of scotty and he says 'hope and change'. hhmmmm

66 itellu3times  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:25:07am

re: #51 Cygnus

All that's missing is the cherubs around his oh-so-sacred head.

I see them! I see them! I do believe in cherubs!

67 bill-tb  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:25:10am

It's obvious who Comrade Obama works for.

68 TMF  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:25:14am

The Dem party IS Soros. Soros IS the party. The "blue dog" dems were all a Soros gimmick

NOte they have all pretty much backed the far left wing of the party (Pelosi, Dean, Reid, Durbin, Kennedy, et al) despite claims of moderation since 2006

They know where their bread is buttered

Obama would not be standing in that house if it werent for Soros blood $$ (much of which was made shorting the dollar in financial markets).

This is a deeply, deeply nefarious trend. An entire political party is the pawn of an America and free market hating billionaire. Keep those Move on bucks flowing, George.

By 2010 we'll have a one party system, just like they did somewhere else I recall............

69 Spiny Norman  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:25:37am

re: #28 lawhawk

Interesting that Soros is busy trying to claim that the oil speculation and price bubble will break only if and when the US and UK enters a recession.

It might be an interesting exercise to see how he'd profit personally from such actions.

Well, he made $3 Billion last year pushing the subprime market over the cliff*. I would expect even greater returns on this "venture".

*by massively shorting CMOs and other mortgage-backed securities

70 Maximu§  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:25:51am

Now we see the face of the enemy and when will the Justice Dept. launch its investigation?

Please don't tell me members of the Justice Dept. report to George Soros also...things can't be that bad.

71 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:26:05am

re: #53 doppelganglander

Or he's doing his impression of Georges Guetary singing "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise" in "An American in Paris.:

* * *
Naw, naw, naw, Mon Ami! That character LOVED Americains! And what glorious Americans those were, that liberated Paris & could FIND it was in ALLIED country where Americans fought & removed Schicklgruber!

72 itellu3times  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:26:17am

re: #69 Spiny Norman

Well, he made $3 Billion last year pushing the subprime market over the cliff*. I would expect even greater returns on this "venture".

*by massively shorting CMOs and other mortgage-backed securities

Wish I had.

73 paxnhymn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:26:18am

I guess that was an actual picture where Soros pulled his hand outta Obamessiah's arse to give it a rest. He is a very big AND talkative puppett after all, and Georgie boy ain't exactly 20 anymore....

74 CIA Reject  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:26:36am

re: #27 godfrey

I was thinking Christ outside the Tomb, appearing to the women.

Whenever I see Soros I always think of this:

"And Abraham said to him: Son, remember that thou didst receive good things in thy lifetime, and likewise Lazareth evil things, but now he is comforted; and thou art tormented." -Luke 16:25

/The time grows shorter every day...

75 Iron Fist  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:27:24am

re: #3 lawhawk,

He also wanted to deride "bitter, clingy" people without that getting out to the rubes. He really needs to win the rube vote to win the Presidency. How that must gall a superior being like Himself.

76 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:27:46am

re: #58 pat

Not only did it grow, The Economist has it at a very respectable 2.3% versus the scary .6% initially released. And white good sales are creeping up which indicates that new families are buying homes at the discounted prices. A housing collapse is a good thing in the long runs. Draws new families into market.

* * *
And housing speculators get their come-uppance. That was a crazy house bubble in the DC Metro area.

77 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:27:59am

Anyone just hear that McClellan soundbite on Rush?

He was hoping for change!

Rush makes a good point and I thought of it yesterday. Someone fromthe White House said he used to sit there in meetings and never say a word. Anyone who ever saw one of his briefings knew he was in way over his head.

It makes perfect sense that this Soros buddy basically was the ghostwriter for his book.

78 Alouette  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:28:07am

re: #51 Cygnus

All that's missing is the cherubs around his oh-so-sacred head.

And the roses pouring out of his ass.

79 sattv4u2  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:28:26am

Wanna know the real funny thing about that photo? Someone PHOTOSHOPPED the bottom stair into the picture. Obama was actually floating above the stage, with the lady at the left of the photo adoringly looking up at him, ala Mary with Jesus !

80 Noam Sayin'  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:28:50am

re: #36 Charles

re: #64 Noam Sayin'

Guess I should have refreshed before I chimed in.

81 Orbit Rain  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:29:02am

...yeah, I look forward to the friends of friends photoseries connecting Obama to Stalin/Hussein/Arafat/(pick your autocratic murderer)...

82 Spider Mensch  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:29:21am

I'm using that obama picture for the basis of my obama/messiah dashboard figurine on an abalone shell pedestal. I'm gonna charge 19.95 for the small version, and 29.95 for the glow in the dark model. of course those prices are only good until November 5th, then the damn things won't be worth a plug nickel.

83 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:29:35am

re: #55 MandyManners

When he gets to Hell, they will be able to power the place for a month just on the stored energy in his fat ass.

84 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:30:00am

re: #56 turn

#1 post referred to the McClellan/Soros connection, didn't make that clear in the haste to post. But Rush literally mentioned that connection the second I loaded LGF. Cool, Rush keeps tabs on Charles and maybe your blog as well.

I got a mention once last year. Of course, I wasn't around to hear it as fate would have it. I know he gets my mail since I send him items and he always seems to notice them.

I've been sending him stuff for 10 years probably.

85 doppelganglander  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:30:05am

re: #71 alegrias

The French used to be so much more sensible. Also, Gene Kelly was hot back in the day.

86 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:30:15am

re: #72 itellu3times

So, Oil prices will come down when Soros has his position established so he can short oil stocks and make another bazillion dollars?
I know many countries in this world that would shoot the bastard for something like that.

Can we send him a plane ticket?

87 sattv4u2  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:30:32am

re: #82 Spider Mensch

I'm using that obama picture for the basis of my obama/messiah dashboard figurine on an abalone shell pedestal. I'm gonna charge 19.95 for the small version, and 29.95 for the glow in the dark model. of course those prices are only good until November 5th, then the damn things won't be worth a plug nickel.

I'll take thre glow in the dark model for $29.95, as long as you throw in the dashboard and an SUV to go with it !~!

88 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:31:57am

re: #82 Spider Mensch

Shouldn't that be an "Ah, Baloney" Shell? or maybe a baloney cup filled with mash potatoes and cheese. now that takes me back...

89 jcm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:33:03am
90 jcm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:33:27am

Later Lizards.....

91 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:33:33am

re: #85 doppelganglander

The French used to be so much more sensible. Also, Gene Kelly was hot back in the day.

* * *
"Anchors Aweigh" was a great Frank Sinatra & Gene Kelly movie, both were love-lost sailors in the Navy and tapdanced a storm, so macho & winning, while singing and serenading a California girl, & dancing with Mickey Mouse! That movie had everything.

[Link: www.imdb.com...]

92 Sharmuta  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:34:09am

American Thinker has more on the obama-soros connection:

Soros also took advantage of a loophole during Obama's primary and general campaigns that allowed Soros and his family to give outsized contributions to Obama. The timing of these donations and the revelations that doomed Obama's opponents are curious, to say the least.

93 loppyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:34:11am

re: #65 newsjunkie_ky

Rush played a soundbite of scotty and he says 'hope and change'. hhmmmm

All necessary talking points for an MSNBC analyst.

94 donna quixote  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:34:11am

I wonder if Soros is connected with the group pushing a revisionist (black) history program in Oregon.

95 turn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:34:33am

re: #82 Spider Mensch

I'm using that obama picture for the basis of my obama/messiah dashboard figurine on an abalone shell pedestal. I'm gonna charge 19.95 for the small version, and 29.95 for the glow in the dark model. of course those prices are only good until November 5th, then the damn things won't be worth a plug nickel.

Does its head bobble, just like in real life?

96 sattv4u2  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:35:00am

re: #95 turn

Does its head positions bobble, just like in real life?

fixed

97 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:35:34am

re: #69 Spiny Norman

Just so.
He gets his loot from destabilising national economies, see the raid on the Bank of England, which made him billions (while we had to struggle in that country, with interest rates of 15% ...).

He's probably trying to 'salve his conscience' by supporting all those left political groups, while at the same time getting more money.
Hopefully he'll miscalculate again ...

98 crown_of_feathers  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:35:38am

re: #20 buzzsawmonkey

"BTW, anybody else notice that Obama is assuming a stance not unlike that of the Assumption in Renaissance painting?"

Good catch. But I think you might have meant the Ascension?

Check this out. And check out the name of the painter!

[Link: www.oceansbridge.com...]

99 loppyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:35:49am

re: #84 JammieWearingFool

I got a mention once last year. Of course, I wasn't around to hear it as fate would have it. I know he gets my mail since I send him items and he always seems to notice them.

I've been sending him stuff for 10 years probably.

Hey Jammie!

See, I just send stuff to the people I loathe. I should start sending stuff to the people I actually care about.

Speaking of which, how are you?

100 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:36:15am
101 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:36:51am

Let's not forget the WashingtonPost angle to McClellan's deal--Bringing Down Presidents is our motto!

Peter Osnos, Soros' man & McLellan's new boss, worked the WashPost desks twenty years in Vietnam & Moscow during the Post's anti-war, anti-US hey day.

102 Ringo the Gringo  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:37:03am

George Soros became an American citizen, not because he loves America, but because he hates America.

He became an American citizen so that he could use his wealth to undermine America from within.

103 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:37:30am

What if these rich people really do think he is the Messiah?

104 Ojoe  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:37:55am

At the start of the spring-full-blown-from-nothing Obama phenomenon, I wondered who was behind it:

All of a sudden,

Too many yard signs

Too many bumper stickers

Too many fawning books in the bookstores

Too many NPR programs

Too many magazine articles.


I felt very manipulated.

105 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:38:18am

re: #102 Ringo the Gringo

George Soros became an American citizen, not because he loves America, but because he hates America.

He became an American citizen so that he could use his wealth to undermine America from within.

Why hate us? We helped end Hitler who would've shoved him into the shower given the chance.

106 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:38:18am

re: #97 yma o hyd

Just so.
He gets his loot from destabilising national economies, see the raid on the Bank of England, which made him billions (while we had to struggle in that country, with interest rates of 15% ...).

He's probably trying to 'salve his conscience' by supporting all those left political groups, while at the same time getting more money.
Hopefully he'll miscalculate again ...

* * *
Because turning the World's Last Great Hope red and leftist would be the feather in this devil's cap.

107 FreeIowa  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:39:01am

The Obama Flying Circus.
Waffles and whine from a whole lot of ham.

108 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:39:09am

re: #78 Alouette

And the roses pouring out of his ass.

You can see that picture here. Just scroll down the page a bit.

109 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:39:24am

re: #103 MandyManners

What if these rich people really do think he is the Messiah?

* * *
If he can deliver the best last hope of mankind to the red column, he would be venerated that way. Like Lenin.

110 David Simon  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:39:25am
Here’s a photo of Obama at a fundraiser at the New York residence of Steven and Judy Gluckstern in April 2007

Congratulations Steve and Judy! I bet it was just divine boasting about it at the MOMA ball and during intermission at the Met. And if Obama gets elected, and Israel gets fucked in the process...well, it's a small price to pay for advancing yourselves in the Social Register.

111 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:39:32am

I guess we are stuck with people like Soros and others influencing our elections with their outsized wallets. If we Drill for American Oil we become energy independent at the expense of funding asswipes like him. Is this any better or worse than giving the money to the Saudis?
Seems like a real tossup to me.

112 Iron Fist  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:40:07am

re: #103 MandyManners,

To them, he is the Messiah. He has come to save them from evil Republicans. They have fallen hook, line, and sinker for his Cult of Personality.

Kinda like the USSR for Stalin back in the '30's.

113 madisonsfriend  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:40:35am

re: #111 sojerofgod

Sooner almost anyone than the Saudis- even this guy.

114 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:40:44am

re: #88 sojerofgod

Shouldn't that be an "Ah, Baloney" Shell? or maybe a baloney cup filled with mash potatoes and cheese. now that takes me back...

We had 'potato boats' - also known as 'twice-baked potatoes'. Yum.

115 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:41:10am
116 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:41:11am

re: #103 MandyManners

What if these rich people really do think he is the Messiah?

Then the deluded asshats will stop at nothing to bring the Messiah to his rightful place...

117 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:41:47am

re: #104 Ojoe

American democracy is being manipulated by power hungry, very, very evil men...

118 Honorary Yooper  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:42:51am

re: #105 MandyManners

Why hate us? We helped end Hitler who would've shoved him into the shower given the chance.

Considering Soros helped Hitler, maybe ole Georgie-poo is still pissed off about it.

119 Russkilitlover  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:43:06am

re: #3 lawhawk

Now we know why Obama wasn't keen on letting this out.

We also have a clearer idea of what "community organizing" is, which seems to be so highlighted as BHO's shining career record.

120 nikis-knight  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:43:12am

re: #5 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Talk about Pinky and the Brain...

RACIST!
/

121 Golem Akbar  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:43:29am

That photo is so radical chic...

122 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:44:00am

re: #109 alegrias

He should remember what Lenin said, though, about the last capitalist selling the rope to the Bolsheviks with which they'll hang him ...

123 Ojoe  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:44:05am

re: #117 tfc3rid

It takes a mass of fools to go along with it.

Let us hope it is a small enough mass that it can be outvoted in the general election.

124 Ziggy  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:44:22am

Soros says he has ended funding to voter-drive organizations, but he still heads a secretive rich-man’s club called “Democracy Alliance” Give me a break

125 Ringo the Gringo  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:44:27am

re: #105 MandyManners

Why hate us? We helped end Hitler who would've shoved him into the shower given the chance.

Why?...I don't quite know. Why do so many Europeans have such strong distaste for America?

He has suggested that he believes that America today is similar to Germany in the 1930's.

126 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:45:08am

re: #123 Ojoe

It takes a mass of fools to go along with it.

Let us hope it is a small enough mass that it can be outvoted in the general election.

Well, I can't see any less than 50 Million Obama votes...

127 Killgore Trout  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:45:27am

Obama's cabinet appointments are going to be very interesting.

128 Dolphin  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:45:47am

re: #108 Cygnus

OMG! from your link.

re: #112 Iron Fist

To them, he is the Messiah. He has come to save them from evil Republicans. They have fallen hook, line, and sinker for his Cult of Personality.

Kinda like the USSR for Stalin back in the '30's.

This confirms is! LOL.

129 DesertSage  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:45:48am

Soros is going to be so pissed when McCain gets elected president.
I can't wait to watch his head explode.

130 paxnhymn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:46:09am

If there were no McCain Feingold, this evil bastard would be much less able to manipulate American politics with money.....

/hate me if you want. It's still true.

131 The Other Les  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:46:34am

re: #125 Ringo the Gringo

Why?...I don't quite know. Why do so many Europeans have such strong distaste for America?

Because we insist that everyone should play nice with each other while some Europeans want to cheat.

132 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:46:39am

re: #127 Killgore Trout

Obama's cabinet appointments are going to be very interesting.

I can't wait for his VP choice... I am thinking either Wesley Clark or Mike Bloomberg...

133 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:46:48am

This isn't the first time Soros has been mucking with politics, though he wasn't able to get Gore or Kerry into the Oval office.

134 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:47:05am

re: #129 DesertSage

Soros is going to be so pissed when McCain gets elected president.
I can't wait to watch his head explode.

From your keyboard to God's ears...

135 lawhawk  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:47:16am

re: #127 Killgore Trout

Obama's cabinet appointments are going to be very interesting.

Yes, will he go with walnut, oak, or bamboo (eco-green option). /

Because, to consider his appointments for the Cabinet of advisers to the President of the US would mean that all too many Americans have fallen for hope and change and not actually looked at anything Obama has said or done.

136 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:47:31am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

Frontpagemag had an article about Soros' work with the Nazis in Hungary, collecting the property of Jews who had been deported. In an interview, Soros was asked about whether he had any guilt over this, and he said "no," insofar as he was doing this to save his own ass. Pamela, over at Atlas, published this part of the interview back in the days before the big Vlaams Belang split.

I tried searching FrontPage for this article, but their search function is nowhere near as user-friendly as this one. Pamela's site has always given me headaches.

If anyone else can help out with a link to the interview where Soros discusses his wartime collaboration, I'd appreciate it.

I have it bookmarked somewhere.

137 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:47:56am

re: #133 looking closely

This isn't the first time Soros has been mucking with politics, though he wasn't able to get Gore or Kerry into the Oval office.

Because they were flawed and people didn't view them as they view Obama... People weren't fired up over them... I'll tell you if Gore was in 2000, what he is now, he would have won...

138 Golem Akbar  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:48:23am

re: #125 Ringo the Gringo

Why?...I don't quite know. Why do so many Europeans have such strong distaste for America?

He has suggested that he believes that America today is similar to Germany in the 1930's.


I don't think Soros is so much anti-American as he is pro-internationalist. He is a true believer in one-world. An idealist to a cause. He's dangerous only because he is rich enough to back his words with money. And Obama is his man.

139 Killgore Trout  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:49:07am

re: #132 tfc3rid


I can't wait for his VP choice... I am thinking either Wesley Clark or Mike Bloomberg...


The KosKidz have been talking about Wes Clark. I suspect the Dem party will push for someone more reasonable but Obama has a lot of ego. It'll be interesting to see how far he's going to go.

140 Honorary Yooper  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:49:18am

re: #125 Ringo the Gringo

Why?...I don't quite know. Why do so many Europeans have such strong distaste for America?

He has suggested that he believes that America today is similar to Germany in the 1930's.

Interesting.

Let's see the comparisons:

Germany in the 1930s had rampent inflation, a dictator who squashed democracy after taking office, stormtroopers all over the place, no freedom of the press, and the Jews were under persecution.

America today has a little inflation, an elected Congress and President (who will step down in January as proscribed in the Constitution), the bumbling TSA, freedom of the press (shit, they'll say anything), and the Jews are fairly safe.

Yeah, America today is so much like Germany of the 1930s.

141 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:49:27am

re: #125 Ringo the Gringo


He has suggested that he believes that America today is similar to Germany in the 1930's.

WEll, he's an idiot then. Germany in the 1930's was in the grip of depression, just like the rest of the world. On top of that, they missed the 10 years of prosperity the rest of the world enjoyed because as the losers, they had to pay crippling reparations and have much of their industry expropriated. Resentment, hatred, economic stagnation, all of these allowed Hitler to focus the popular sentiment on "the other" mostly jews.

America has a class of professional malcontents, but they are more interested in their own gig than in killing off jews or something.

"Fat people do not start revolutions" ~ Sojer

142 EC Marm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:49:57am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey
Try this method:

Soros site:www.FrontPagemagazine.com

cut and paste above line into Goggle - it restricts search to just FrontPagemagazine dot com - If you can think of another word in the article beside Soros, that will help

143 RickZ  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:50:48am

That picture is another of those 'messiah' photos: Barry, surrounded by white light, decending from the heavens to save us from our bible, gun, and xenophobia-clinging selves. All hail the Obama! (And in so doing, help Michelle and her children.)

144 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:30am

re: #99 loppyd

Hey Jammie!

See, I just send stuff to the people I loathe. I should start sending stuff to the people I actually care about.

Speaking of which, how are you?

I'm good. Extremely busy, but that keeps me out of trouble. The weekend begins in 2:10. Meetings the rest of the day.

I stopped sending emails to people I hate after I sent Olbermann over the edge. Come to think of it, he's gotten worse since, if that's possible.

Drop me a line ay me Yahoo email when you get a chance.

145 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:32am

re: #125 Ringo the Gringo

Why?...I don't quite know. Why do so many Europeans have such strong distaste for America?

He has suggested that he believes that America today is similar to Germany in the 1930's.

I don't think Soros feels any loyalty to any nation at all.
I also think that anything he says is calculated to achieve only one thing: to make him richer.
I don't think he gives a toss about America, or even Obama,e except insofar as he's a good sock puppet. Soros is driven by getting anybody out of his way who impedes his money-getting, no matter if its a person or a country. And if it happens to be rolled up into one package, as with his hatred of Bush and thus America, since he's the President - then even better.

Any comparisons he makes are totally untrue - they are calculated to do the most damage internationally, 'because he can'.

Perhaps someone in the Bush family unwittingly offended him, a long time ago?

146 DesertSage  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:33am

re: #137 tfc3rid

Because they were flawed and people didn't view them as they view Obama... People weren't fired up over them... I'll tell you if Gore was in 2000, what he is now, he would have won...

But.....Gore won the popular vote! And Lefty has been lecturing us ever since about how the popular vote trumps the electoral vote.

...although lately they've been singing a different tune. Hmmmm.

147 paxnhymn  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:49am

re: #139 Killgore Trout

The KosKidz have been talking about Wes Clark. I suspect the Dem party will push for someone more reasonable but Obama has a lot of ego. It'll be interesting to see how far he's going to go.


That, and remember, Clark , like McClellan, has a rep as a turncoat. He's probably a useful idiot to them but not really part of the inner circle. You can bet the veep choice will be a bigtime Soros buddy.

148 Honorary Yooper  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:52am

re: #135 lawhawk

Yes, will he go with walnut, oak, or bamboo (eco-green option). /

Because, to consider his appointments for the Cabinet of advisers to the President of the US would mean that all too many Americans have fallen for hope and change and not actually looked at anything Obama has said or done.

Oh, I don't think all too many Americans have fallen for Hope and Change. I'm interested in who he'd appoint because of where I am. I'm curious as to which Cook County cronies would get cabinet posts (because I know who most of them are).

149 Iron Fist  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:56am

re: #143 RickZ,

Because America is a mean place! MEAN!

150 newsjunkie_ky  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:51:56am

The obamessiah don't need no stinking running mate.
/michellemybelle

151 Golem Akbar  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:52:00am

re: #140 Honorary Yooper

Interesting.

Let's see the comparisons:

Germany in the 1930s had rampent inflation, a dictator who squashed democracy after taking office, stormtroopers all over the place, no freedom of the press, and the Jews were under persecution.

America today has a little inflation, an elected Congress and President (who will step down in January as proscribed in the Constitution), the bumbling TSA, freedom of the press (shit, they'll say anything), and the Jews are fairly safe.

Yeah, America today is so much like Germany of the 1930s.


Soros would be more comfortable in a Nazi Germany-like situation, as he could again collect blood money from the Jews. That's why he doesn't like Bush: freedom makes him uncomfortable.

152 JammieWearingFool  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:52:25am

BTW, as for Soros, maybe we could just compile a list of the far left groups he doesn't fund (if there are any) and work from there.

153 Bubblehead II  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:52:53am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

Don't know if this is what you are looking for, but it may be close.

George Soros and the Nazis: The Whole Truth, In His Own Words

154 lawhawk  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:53:16am

re: #142 EC Marm

Here you go buzz:

[Link: www.frontpagemagazine.com...]

Note also Soros' worldview:

Mr. Soros has written, “I do not accept the rules imposed by others. If I did, I would not be alive today. I am a law-abiding citizen, but I recognize that there are regimes that need to be opposed rather than accepted. And in periods of regime change, the normal rules don’t apply. One needs to adjust one’s behavior to the changing circumstances.”

I wonder if anyone asks whether he believes that the US needs regime change - because his actions and intents all points to that very belief. Funding causes that undermine the US and its national security interests. All because he thinks that we need regime change.

155 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:53:32am
156 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:53:37am

re: #137 tfc3rid

Because they were flawed and people didn't view them as they view Obama... People weren't fired up over them... I'll tell you if Gore was in 2000, what he is now, he would have won...

You well may be right about this, but practically, Gore couldn't be where he is now if he didn't lose in 2000.

Alternatively speaking, Gore *could* have thrown his hat in the ring if he had wanted to. Hard to say what would have happened if Gore had done that, because his campaign might have treated Obama differently from the startm perhaps taking some of the wind out of his sails. He certainly would have siphoned off a good part of Hillary's vote.

Anyway, by any stretch Obama is also a flawed candidate. He's full of shaky associations (both personally and within his campaign), he's totally inexperienced, and it shows.

157 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:54:23am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

I'm still looking. In the meantime, here's an article about Soros funding global warming junk science.

Here's another about Soros and democracy.

158 joncelli  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:54:47am

re: #10 jcm

I make that argument to disgruntled Republicans time after time, but they stay disgruntled. I'm just about out of arguments for these people -- I think they've decided that it's time for everybody to suffer for a while. It's demoralizing and frustrating.

159 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:55:26am

Satan: I will give you all this power if you fall down and worship me.

Obama: You got a deal! Now let me finish my waffle.

160 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:55:33am

I'd like to see Hillary & Bill Clinton attack George Soros. That would be satisfying, as Soros the Kingmaker dropped them too for his next likely vehicle.

161 seekeroftruth  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:55:39am

Soros mucking around in our economy:

Soros Bets on U.S. Economic Collapse

162 Tumulus11  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:55:56am
KROFT: (Voiceover) And you watched lots of people get shipped off to the death camps.

Mr. SOROS: Right. I was 14 years old. And I would say that that's when my character was made.

KROFT: In what way?

Mr. SOROS: That one should think ahead. One should understand and–and anticipate events and when–when one is threatened. It was a tremendous threat of evil. I mean, it was a–a very personal experience of evil.

KROFT: My understanding is that you went out with this protector of yours who swore that you were his adopted godson.

Mr. SOROS: Yes. Yes.

KROFT: Went out, in fact, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews.

Mr. SOROS: Yes. That's right. Yes.

KROFT: I mean, that's–that sounds like an experience that would send lots of people to the psychiatric couch for many, many years. Was it difficult?

Mr. SOROS: Not–not at all. Not at all. Maybe as a child you don't–you don't see the connection. But it was–it created no–no problem at all.

KROFT: No feeling of guilt?

Mr. SOROS: No.

KROFT: For example that, 'I'm Jewish and here I am, watching these people go. I could just as easily be there. I should be there.' None of that?

Mr. SOROS: Well, of course I c–I could be on the other side or I could be the one from whom the thing is being taken away. But there was no sense that I shouldn't be there, because that was–well, actually, in a funny way, it's just like in markets–that if I weren't there–of course, I wasn't doing it, but somebody else would–would–would be taking it away anyhow. And it was the–whether I was there or not, I was only a spectator, the property was being taken away. So the–I had no role in taking away that property. So I had no sense of guilt.

// Excerpt from the George Soros Interview On 60 Minutes, Dec. 20, 1998. Posted at Sweetness and Light.

163 Spider Mensch  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:56:41am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

Frontpagemag had an article about Soros' work with the Nazis in Hungary, collecting the property of Jews who had been deported. In an interview, Soros was asked about whether he had any guilt over this, and he said "no," insofar as he was doing this to save his own ass. Pamela, over at Atlas, published this part of the interview back in the days before the big Vlaams Belang split.

I tried searching FrontPage for this article, but their search function is nowhere near as user-friendly as this one. Pamela's site has always given me headaches.

If anyone else can help out with a link to the interview where Soros discusses his wartime collaboration, I'd appreciate it.

for some reason I though it was Soros father who collected for the nazis, he, soros we're talking about, was just a kid 10 or 12 but did go around with the father on his "trips". I might have read that here I'm not sure.

164 unrealizedviewpoint  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:57:14am

re: #160 alegrias

I'd like to see Hillary & Bill Clinton attack George Soros. That would be satisfying, as Soros the Kingmaker dropped them too for his next likely vehicle.

Never! They'll need him in '12

165 EC Marm  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:57:16am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey
This may not be it, but it disgusts me to read about this piece of [deleted].
[Link: www.frontpagemagazine.com...]

166 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:57:18am

re: #149 Iron Fist

I'm mean.

I'm PROUD to be mean.

I mean, if wanting everyone in this country (world?) to be free to live their lives as they want, free from governments who want to control them, be they democracies, republics or dictatorships, free to raise their children without some idiot "green" accusing them of ruining the earth because man is inherently outside of nature (another absurdity for another rant) and all of this above means that some leftist is going to be frustrated and unhappy then,

Ya, Sure.

I'm mean.

167 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:57:21am
168 tfc3rid  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:57:25am

re: #154 lawhawk

I think based on his actions and strong support of Gore and Kerry that he really does support regime change in America by any means necessary... I believe he views McCain as another W and will try anything to prevent it from economic warfare to installing a puppet candidate who has been scripted from Day 1.

169 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:58:14am

The Sermon on the Stairs?

/obamassiah

171 republic  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:58:46am

If America elects Obama POTUS then America deserves what will surely follow.

You have never even imagined this kind of "change."

The Federal government has destroyed nearly everything it has ever touched, and up next will be the oil companies, healthcare, etc, not to mention that Social Security is beyond bankrupt, and the Democrats will do nothing to fix it.

If anyone thinks that the younger generations are about worthless in their lethargy, their nonexistent work ethic, their entitlement mentality, their, "I want it all and I want it now and I am not willing to do anything to get it" attitude, just wait until those several generations of worthless human beings get a taste of the freebies which will be given out freely, at the hard working American taxpayers expense.

Like I tell my own kids, "One day your generation are going to be the leaders of this country, and I'm glad I'll be dead."

Go ahead America, if you want Barack Hussein Obama, then have at it, and when things don't work out the way you were promised, heck, you'll be able to blame it all on George W Bush and the Republicans for the next 30 years!

spit!

172 Maine's Michael  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:58:47am

It'll take a lot more than a Soros connection to dim the shine of Camelot bestowed upon the Black Messiah by the dying Teddy Kennedy.

Facts don't stand a chance.

They are distractions.

173 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:58:50am

re: #167 buzzsawmonkey

I suspect that Soros has too much on them for that--and that if they did something of the sort they would have reason to be very, very afraid.

He's got them by the short hairs.

/ewwwwwwww

174 WriterMom  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:58:57am

re: #59 zombie

AutoLizard.

CONSIDER THAT LIBERATED.

175 joncelli  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:59:28am

re: #63 sojerofgod

Dole part 2. Republicans seem to fall asleep every third election or so.

177 WriterMom  Thu, May 29, 2008 10:59:59am

re: #170 MandyManners

Pulled up by the Brownshirts.

178 turn  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:00:32am

re: #154 lawhawk

Here you go buzz:

[Link: www.frontpagemagazine.com...]

Note also Soros' worldview:

I wonder if anyone asks whether he believes that the US needs regime change - because his actions and intents all points to that very belief. Funding causes that undermine the US and its national security interests. All because he thinks that we need regime change.

Wow, that quote puts everything into context. I have no doubt American regime change is what he's up to.

179 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:00:35am

re: #165 EC Marm

This may not be it, but it disgusts me to read about this piece of [deleted].
[Link: www.frontpagemagazine.com...]

“If truth be known, I carried some rather potent messianic fantasies with me from childhood, which I felt I had to control, otherwise they might get me in trouble,” Soros once wrote. When asked to elaborate on that passage by The Independent, Soros said, “It is a sort of disease when you consider yourself some kind of God, the creator of everything, but I feel comfortable about it now since I began to live it out.”

180 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:01:05am

re: #164 unrealizedviewpoint

Never! They'll need him in '12

* * *
C'mon! Soros must be sent packing.

Meanwhile, Terry McAuliffe and centrist democrats have gone beyond their comfort zone looking for sensible voters..to FOX NEWS CABLE!

Which is why we mustn't let leftists control the airwaves as they'd like.

181 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:01:18am

This man is pure evil.

182 seekeroftruth  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:01:20am

re: #167 buzzsawmonkey

This might be close to what you were looking for earlier - it discusses his childhood to adulthood:
The Religious Quest of George Soros

183 shug  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:01:43am
he’s a presidential candidate’s left hand man

and as a good Muslim, we know what BHO does with his left hand

184 Spiny Norman  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:01:52am

re: #168 tfc3rid

I think based on his actions and strong support of Gore and Kerry that he really does support regime change in America by any means necessary... I believe he views McCain as another W and will try anything to prevent it from economic warfare to installing a puppet candidate who has been scripted from Day 1.

So far, all his millions have been as effective as a Daily Kos endorsement.

FWIW, the GOP lost Congress in 2006 because they spent like Democrats and seemed nonplussed when called on it, not because of Soros' money.

185 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:02:12am

re: #175 joncelli


well at least so far, McCain hasn't referred to himself in the third person tense.

When I heard Dole do it I knew Clinton was the luckiest man alive in the quality of his enemies.

186 wolfie  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:03:03am

re: #147 paxnhymn

That, and remember, Clark , like McClellan, has a rep as a turncoat. He's probably a useful idiot to them but not really part of the inner circle. You can bet the veep choice will be a bigtime Soros buddy.

I think they have to "move right" on the veep, which rules out someone w/ clear left-wing connections. If I were Obama, I'd pick an empty suit who can be counted on to tow the line, someone shallow with a "nice" presence. Bob Casey of PA or Mark Warner of VA would be good choices.
The problem w/ Warner is that he may not be stupid enough to take the offer.

187 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:03:08am

re: #181 MandyManners

This man is pure evil.

King of the Capos.

188 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:03:45am

re: #183 shug

and as a good Muslim, we know what BHO does with his left hand

Yuck.

189 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:04:36am

Wallowing in the stories about Soros. Am I the only one who feels the need for a hot, soapy shower?

190 Occasional Reader  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:05:01am

re: #189 MandyManners

Wallowing in the stories about Soros. Am I the only one who feels the need for a hot, soapy shower?

I feel the need for some good news. Anyone got any?

191 unrealizedviewpoint  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:05:11am

re: #172 Maine's Michael

It'll take a lot more than a Soros connection to dim the shine of Camelot bestowed upon the Black Messiah by the dying Teddy Kennedy.

Facts don't stand a chance.

They are distractions.

Correct!
Obama's retreat position, along with his taxation positions will be/should be his undoing.
As long as Americans can see a win in Iraq, they'll take a win over a loss. And, if McCain can effectively show Americans how their taxes go up dramatically when the Bush tax cuts expire, he wins.

192 WriterMom  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:05:13am
193 Spiny Norman  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:05:31am

re: #176 Ward Cleaver

When in truth he oozed out from under a rock.

Like the Arafish was the World's Richest Terrorist, George "Goldfinger" Soros is the World's Richest Nazi Collaborator.

194 DesertSage  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:05:57am

The Obama candidacy is nothing more than the same old, rehashed, Leftist/Marxist/Socialist ideologies we've seen for the last 40 years.

Soros is getting smarter though, this time he rolled out a good looking, articulate, fresh young candidate packaged in the form of one Barack H. Obama.

Same person as Gore and Kerry...just more attractive. This one will be harder to beat.

195 WriterMom  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:06:04am

re: #190 Occasional Reader

Sure. Olmert is hopefully on his way out. Word in Israel is that there are preparations on
for a November election.

196 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:06:07am

re: #103 MandyManners

What if these rich people really do think he is the Messiah?

To them he is.

197 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:06:19am

re: #186 wolfie

I think they have to "move right" on the veep, which rules out someone w/ clear left-wing connections. If I were Obama, I'd pick an empty suit who can be counted on to tow the line, someone shallow with a "nice" presence. Bob Casey of PA or Mark Warner of VA would be good choices.
The problem w/ Warner is that he may not be stupid enough to take the offer.

* * *
Yesterday, Mark Warner was outed as a tax-avoider on several commercial properties in Alexandria, Virginia.

Like Al Franken the tax cheat! On the front page of Washington Times.

Taxes are for dummies, say liberals. Tax free is what they like, behind closed doors.

198 EC Marm  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:06:25am

re: #189 MandyManners

Wallowing in the stories about Soros. Am I the only one who feels the need for a hot, soapy shower?


I had to stop reading. I think I'll go back to reading "When Character Was King." Much more uplifting.

199 WriterMom  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:06:31am

Why does my post look so WIEROD.

200 Roentgen  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:07:01am

Big Brown surprises everyone with a win, but at the finish line a female's career is over due to injuries suffered in the race.

That's the news. And in horse racing...

201 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:07:09am

re: #179 MandyManners

Soros is a brilliant guy, but he is a borderline psychopath (ie sociopath).

Glib speaker, grandiose, manipulative, no sense of guilt, etc.

The guy has more money than ANYONE can spend in a lifetime, and he keeps trying to get more, regardless of whom it hurts.

202 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:08:44am
203 Pope Insouciance IV  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:08:49am

"And he's b u u u yyyyy iiiiii n g a stairway to heaven"

204 MandyManners  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:08:52am

re: #201 looking closely

Soros is a brilliant guy, but he is a borderline psychopath (ie sociopath).

Glib speaker, grandiose, manipulative, no sense of guilt, etc.

The guy has more money than ANYONE can spend in a lifetime, and he keeps trying to get more, regardless of whom it hurts.

Malignant narcissist.

205 Occasional Reader  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:09:03am

re: #195 WriterMom

Thanks, that helps.

206 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:09:20am

re: #190 Occasional Reader

I feel the need for some good news. Anyone got any?

Here's a great story - Kleenex alert.

207 Ward Cleaver  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:09:22am

re: #199 WriterMom

Why does my post look so WIEROD.

Carriage return problem.

208 unrealizedviewpoint  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:09:22am

re: #180 alegrias

* * *
C'mon! Soros must be sent packing.

Meanwhile, Terry McAuliffe and centrist democrats have gone beyond their comfort zone looking for sensible voters..to FOX NEWS CABLE!

Which is why we mustn't let leftists control the airwaves as they'd like.

Soros is going absolutely nowhere. He may not win the presidency this year. But, he'll win. The only thing that may prevent this is his age, 77.

209 abolitionist  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:09:59am

Unlike Kerry, Obama Covets Soros' Support
Robert B. Bluey, CNSNews.com
Wednesday, July 28, 2004

Obama, however, is different from most Democrats because of his willingness to embrace the controversial Soros. Shortly after Soros equated the abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Obama joined him in New York for a fund-raiser June 7.

The event, held at Soros' home, boosted Obama's campaign at a time he was still facing a challenge from Republican Jack Ryan. After news broke about information in Ryan's divorce records, the candidate was forced to drop out. The Illinois GOP has yet to find a replacement.
[snip]
Little has been made of his connection to Soros, although it is unique. Not only did Soros donate to Obama's campaign, but four other family members - Jennifer, sons Jonathan and Robert and wife Susan - did as well.

Because of a special provision campaign finance laws, the Soroses were able to give a collective $60,000 to Obama during his primary challenge. Obama faced millionaire Blair Hull, which allowed donors to give more than typically allowed.

Daschle, Kerry, Boxer, Hillary, Leahy, Dean ...

Obama is one of only a handful of candidates to get a personal contribution from George Soros. The others include Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D.; Sens. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y.; Bob Graham, D-Fla.; John Kerry, D-Mass.; Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.; U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos; and former Vermont governor Howard Dean.

Alas, McCain also has ties to Soros, related to campaign finance reform.

210 RickZ  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:10:14am

re: #108 Cygnus

You can see that picture here. Just scroll down the page a bit.

The pictures on that blog are stunning. So many religious overtones, and not very subtle ones, either. It's amazing that the left, as a group, are not religious, but yet are buying into the religion of Obama. The photos (and those posters!) remind me of Sinclair Lewis' It Can't Happen Here, though this go-round it's not fascism that is the bogeyman, but the overt marxism/communism of the Obamamessiah. Instead of the Minute Men in that novel going from cutesy to evil, we have the Hope and Che'nge crowd who aspire to doing that job.

211 loppyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:10:32am

re: #189 MandyManners

Wallowing in the stories about Soros. Am I the only one who feels the need for a hot, soapy shower?

I think I'll settle for a cold, frothy iced coffee. LOL

212 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:10:44am
213 Adrenalyn  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:10:59am

re: #92 Sharmuta

American Thinker has more on the obama-soros connection:

the loophole is bigger than this
and something I have repeated early and often

you ever see the Visa Buxx cards, and the like, at the grocery store checkout counter ?

using those, you can give endless ANONYMOUS funds to the candidate of your choice

and the Nazicrats are doing just that, have been for quite a while
I'd not go so far as to say they were "invented" for that
but they work for that end just fine

214 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:11:20am

re: #194 DesertSage


Same person as Gore and Kerry...just more attractive. This one will be harder to beat.


Same ideology maybe, but not the same person. Obama has substantially less experience and poorer associations.

And if lumping, you should probably throw Hilary Clinton in there as well. Her platform is nearly identical to Obama's with the single exception of standing to the right of him on foreign policy. (Though even that is meaningless because NOBODY stands to Obama's left on foreign policy).

215 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:11:20am

re: #190 Occasional Reader

I feel the need for some good news. Anyone got any?


* * *
Psssst, someone's too chicken to visit Iraq. Pass it on.

We've had First Ladies with more uh, uh, intestinal fortitude.

First Lady Patricia Nixon visited Vietnam in wartime.
First Lady Barbara Bush visited troops during Iraq's first Gulf War, on the eve of it and probably again.
First Lady (former) Hillary Clinton's been to Iraq several times!

216 nyc redneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:12:01am

that is such a frightening photo.
the empty headed empty suit standing there in all his messianic pomp and splendor and then the evil vampire down below, plotting and waiting.
creepy. just plain creepy.

217 nikis-knight  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:12:18am

re: #186 wolfie

I think they have to "move right" on the veep, which rules out someone w/ clear left-wing connections. If I were Obama, I'd pick an empty suit who can be counted on to tow the line, someone shallow with a "nice" presence. Bob Casey of PA or Mark Warner of VA would be good choices.
The problem w/ Warner is that he may not be stupid enough to take the offer.

It's actually toe the line, I think, unless they are trucks.
/pedant

218 wolfie  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:13:06am

re: #197 alegrias

* * *
Yesterday, Mark Warner was outed as a tax-avoider on several commercial properties in Alexandria, Virginia.

Like Al Franken the tax cheat! On the front page of Washington Times.

Taxes are for dummies, say liberals. Tax free is what they like, behind closed doors.

Yeah, but Mark Warner is a Democrat, so we know he truly loves the poor and really wants to pay taxes. (sarc much!) If he were a Republican,.........
I don't see that story on the frontpage of the WaPo.

219 redstateredneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:13:35am

re: #206 Cygnus

Here's a great story - Kleenex alert.

The only downside to that story:

The poster won the contest, and Nick got to meet N.J. Gov. John Corzine.
220 Occasional Reader  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:13:37am

Photo: Obama Parting the Sea of Upper West Side Rich Liberals.

I wonder if he threw a magic used hanky into the crowd when he finished?

221 formercorpsman  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:14:08am

Look at his Esperanto motives.

Pure narcissist.

222 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:14:37am

re: #153 Bubblehead II

Bookmarked and read.

Its all in there, folks ...

223 Cygnus  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:16:17am

re: #220 Occasional Reader

Photo: Obama Parting the Sea of Upper West Side Rich Liberals.

I wonder if he threw a magic used hanky into the crowd when he finished?

He'll have his own show on TBN any day now.

224 redstateredneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:16:28am

re: #215 alegrias

First Lady (former) Hillary Clinton's been to Iraq several times!


And Bosnia...under sniper fire!

225 ishabibble  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:17:06am

re: #5 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Talk about Pinky and the Brain...

Here ya go:

[Link: www.politico.com...]

226 wolfie  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:17:17am

re: #217 nikis-knight

Thank you! :)

227 CIA Reject  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:17:55am

re: #162 Tumulus11


Mr. SOROS: Well, of course I c–I could be on the other side or I could be the one from whom the thing is being taken away. But there was no sense that I shouldn't be there, because that was–well, actually, in a funny way, it's just like in markets–that if I weren't there–of course, I wasn't doing it, but somebody else would–would–would be taking it away anyhow. And it was the–whether I was there or not, I was only a spectator, the property was being taken away. So the–I had no role in taking away that property. So I had no sense of guilt.

Heh, "If I hadn't done it somebody else would have..." - great excuse. Hey, George, think on this:

"And he said to them: You are they who justify yourselves before men, but God knoweth your hearts; for that which is high to men, is an abomination before God."
- Luke 16:15

/Time grows ever shorter - You are so screwed, and I think you know it...

228 experiencedtraveller  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:18:58am

re: #212 taxfreekiller

ID every one in the photo.

Manhattan muckety-mucks.

229 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:20:13am

Obama's not proud to be an American He wants to remake American in the leftist idea of a 'Fair" state. As we all know, the guy who gets to decide whats 'fair' usually isn't.
If we let him win it will be very hard to stop the democrats from pushing through a radical left agenda that may be permanent. Don't for a minute think that if conservatives take to the streets to protest his actions that he will pay any service to them at all. More likely we will be met with force. I shudder to think that this could be the last national election this country ever has. I know that is crazy talk... right?

230 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:21:51am

re: #204 MandyManners

Malignant narcissist.

I don't know Soros personally, nor well enough to specifically "label" him (nor would I really be qualified to do so anyway), but it seems clear he has traits to put him in that narcisstic personality disorder spectrum: sense of grandiosity, lack of guilt, manipulation, etc.

231 Viking6  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:21:53am

Someone should remind Soros to re-read the preamble to the Declaration of Independence, should he continue his desire to control the US via his empty handed sock puppets

232 Peter Verkooijen  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:23:00am

re: #42 pat

This should be a cake walk for McCain. Unfortunately, McCain is shedding conservative voters like a dog shaking off water.

If McCain courts the conservative voters the way you want, he will lose the "independents" and "Reagan Democrats" - or the gullible and politically illiterate who will continue to believe that Obama is the fresh face for change, no matter what the facts.

The world doesn't revolve around the conservative base! Radical socialism is about to take over the US government, with the help of powerful (international) forces and propaganda from the MSM.

233 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:23:03am

re: #186 wolfie

I think they have to "move right" on the veep, which rules out someone w/ clear left-wing connections. If I were Obama, I'd pick an empty suit who can be counted on to tow the line, someone shallow with a "nice" presence. Bob Casey of PA or Mark Warner of VA would be good choices.
The problem w/ Warner is that he may not be stupid enough to take the offer.

After reading all the stuff got together and linked here by busy Lizards - I think Obama will 'pick' the Veep and cabinet which soros will tell him to pick ...

234 yma o hyd  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:24:00am

re: #189 MandyManners

Nope - and a sickbag also seems to be a necessity all of a sudden ...

235 Endangered in MASS  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:24:01am

re: #150 newsjunkie_ky

The Obamasiah will be his own Veep. Should he die in office , he'll resurect himself .

236 LindaMarie  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:25:06am

re: #229 sojerofgod

Yes - just because you are paranoid does not mean someone is not you to get you.
However - have some faith in common sense and you will sleep better at night
change what you can - get every Rep to vote even if they dislike McCain.
Won't it be fun when we "steal" another election?

237 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:25:37am
238 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:26:04am

re: #229 sojerofgod

Obama's not proud to be an American I shudder to think that this could be the last national election this country ever has. I know that is crazy talk... right?

Yes, its crazy talk.
The worst outcome is that Obama wins.
If so, his administration will likely be a disaster, and he'll be booted out of office in four years.
Yes, there could be decades of lasting foreign policy and judicial damage (as there has been from the Carter administration), but I can't envision anything that Obama does actually totally undermining the US Federal gov't to the point where there won't be more national elections! The US economy is resilient enough, I think, that no matter how badly he @#$ed it up, it could bounce back.

He'd JUST be the President, for Pete's sake. Irony aside, there is only so much any President can do (and its limited to some extent by people being willing to do what he says).

We had elections during WWI, WWI, Vietnam, etc. We survived Carter, and Nixon. . .we can survive Obama.

239 littleO  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:26:27am

The point to me is that the wealthy of any party are not going to destroy thier own wealth. The lefties will simply be much more devious about how they protect thier wealth.
In the 70's the tax laws were such a convoluted mess that no one understood them (ours today are complicated enough). However in the 70's one could navigate to the point of paying no tax. But, one needed wealth to avail themselves of these 'benefits'.
The flat tax will never fly with liberal leaning politicians. McCain, though, should be able to profit from the popularity of the flat tax proposal. This is where VP Romney could help a McCain Presidential bid.

240 redstateredneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:27:43am

re: #237 taxfreekiller

All the king's horses and all the king's men?

241 redstateredneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:28:51am

re: #239 littleO

I so wish he'd choose Romney.

242 abolitionist  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:29:21am

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

... If anyone else can help out with a link to the interview where Soros discusses his wartime collaboration, I'd appreciate it.

George Soros Helped Nazis During Holocaust
The Guilt-Free Record of George Soros

243 LindaMarie  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:31:23am

re: #241 redstateredneck

I so wish he'd choose Romney.

I so dread the if - if Hillary agrees to run as VP.
She won't do that - right? Reassure me please.
She wants (demands/deserves in her mind) to be Pres so she won't - I hope.

244 ishabibble  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:31:48am

re: #229 sojerofgod

Obama's not proud to be an American He wants to remake American in the leftist idea of a 'Fair" state. As we all know, the guy who gets to decide whats 'fair' usually isn't.
If we let him win it will be very hard to stop the democrats from pushing through a radical left agenda that may be permanent. Don't for a minute think that if conservatives take to the streets to protest his actions that he will pay any service to them at all. More likely we will be met with force. I shudder to think that this could be the last national election this country ever has. I know that is crazy talk... right?

Not exactly crazy talk, it's just beyond comprehension. Very shortly, it may become the new reality. Obama as POTUS is a nightmare scenario, and the ramifications, the breakdown between races and classes, the damage to our world image, is far beyond anything that has already happened. Barry is an unknowable man, and for what we do know about him, he is entirely unsuitable for the job. This comes down to tokenism. Does Barry get to be POTUS simply because of his skin colour? This ain't 24 and Barry ain't no David Palmer. TOKENISM. The new black!

245 redstateredneck  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:35:40am

re: #243 LindaMarie

I so dread the if - if Hillary agrees to run as VP.
She won't do that - right? Reassure me please.
She wants (demands/deserves in her mind) to be Pres so she won't - I hope.

I can't see it happenin', but I could be wrong.

246 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:43:26am

re: #224 redstateredneck

And Bosnia...under sniper fire!

* * *
The tragic thing is Hillary's flights into Baghdad were probably hugely dangerous, but she is too chicken to brag about flying into Iraq.

Candidates who would rather meet Ahmedinejad of Tehran than Al Maliki of Iraq don't deserve to win.

247 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:44:58am

re: #238 looking closely

Well I was thinking about hos LBJ, with a compliant congress pushed through the great society package of entitlements that we are saddled with to this day. If they manage to socialize medicine, then how do you unscrew that pooch once her honor has been violated? If they pass cap and trade (Damnit McCain!) much of our industry that hasn't already bugged out for India will do so, and we will be left selling cheeseburgers to each other flipped with spatulas made in Taiwan. Those jobs will go and forever too. Our standard of living will decline, and the democrats will like that.

so what then?

248 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:45:19am

re: #230 looking closely

I don't know Soros personally, nor well enough to specifically "label" him (nor would I really be qualified to do so anyway), but it seems clear he has traits to put him in that narcisstic personality disorder spectrum: sense of grandiosity, lack of guilt, manipulation, etc.

* * *
C'mon, take a stand here.
Anyone who equates the USA with 1930s Germany under Schicklgruber isn't fit to lick boots, much less select the next president of the USA.

249 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:47:31am

re: #231 Viking6

Someone should remind Soros to re-read the preamble to the Declaration of Independence, should he continue his desire to control the US via his empty handed sock puppets

* * *
Soros intends to re-place the US's foundational documents, not read them.

We need to beat him & his anti-US bucks.

250 alegrias  Thu, May 29, 2008 11:54:01am

re: #247 sojerofgod

Well I was thinking about hos LBJ, with a compliant congress pushed through the great society package of entitlements that we are saddled with to this day. If they manage to socialize medicine, then how do you unscrew that pooch once her honor has been violated? If they pass cap and trade (Damnit McCain!) much of our industry that hasn't already bugged out for India will do so, and we will be left selling cheeseburgers to each other flipped with spatulas made in Taiwan. Those jobs will go and forever too. Our standard of living will decline, and the democrats will like that.

so what then?

* * *
India is an English-speaking democracy standing with us like a firewall with a military, against crazy Pakistan & radicals. That's good for us.

Indians helping themselves means less foreign aid out of our pocket.

Taiwan is a friend of the USA, not China. Nothing wrong with Taiwan.

251 Lively  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:01:48pm

re: #34 zombie

To this day I'm kicking myself for not following Obama to the next event. I was there at the Getty event with Obama, and had the address of the next fundraiser (at Alex Mehran's) in my pocket, but thought to myself, "Ah, it'll just be repetitive. This Getty one is much more picturesque! I should dash home and upload these photos ASAP." So I bailed out on the second event. Meanwhile, Obama goes over there a few blocks away half an hour later and makes his notorious "bitter" speech! And I missed it. Aarghh!

But until today I have never seen any photos from that event, so I thought I lost an exclusive.

Murphy's Law

252 vagabond trader  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:04:35pm

re: #242 abolitionist

Soros and his flunkies have issued numerous complaints and denials of the nazi collaboration.Would love to see the actual tape of the interview.

253 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:12:36pm

re: #247 sojerofgod

Well I was thinking about hos LBJ, with a compliant congress pushed through the great society package of entitlements that we are saddled with to this day. If they manage to socialize medicine, then how do you unscrew that pooch once her honor has been violated? If they pass cap and trade (Damnit McCain!) much of our industry that hasn't already bugged out for India will do so, and we will be left selling cheeseburgers to each other flipped with spatulas made in Taiwan. Those jobs will go and forever too. Our standard of living will decline, and the democrats will like that.

so what then?


Medicine has already been socialized, just not entirely.

I do agree, that installing entitlements (or expanding them), is a one-way street. Once done, you can never go back.

I also agree that these sorts of programs damage American competitiveness, and are generally harmful to the economy. The gov't simply doesn't do things as well as a competitive open market, and "tax and spend" almost invariably results in a worse end product than private sector solutions.

The point is, though, that we survived LBJ, we'd survive Obama. The union would still stand, and elected gov't wouldn't disappear, that's all.

254 blutonazi98  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:13:26pm

Soros Admits Nazi collaboration

in case nobody else has listed it

255 Jamieos  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:20:28pm

In market commentary, legendary investor George Soros told The Telegraph newspaper that oil is a bubble, driven by speculators. Soros said the bubble won't pop until the U.S. and U.K. enter a recession. ([Link: www.forexfactory.com...]

And Soros is doing everything in his power to bring about this recession. Can't we all just say Satan? Or one of his Demons! I have been saying this for years - have a huge file on this Dark Creature, to which I'll add the current info.

256 imtoast  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:26:22pm

re: #210 RickZ

Did you notice down further that they have him with the caption BELIEVE. When I learned to spell (many, many years ago) the e came before i. So many CHANGES, I just can't keep up.

257 looking closely  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:27:04pm

re: #248 alegrias

* * *
C'mon, take a stand here.
Anyone who equates the USA with 1930s Germany under Schicklgruber isn't fit to lick boots, much less select the next president of the USA.


Don't confuse "A" with "B".

Just because I'm not in a position to decide which psychiatric label best fits Soros doesn't mean I agree with him! (I *do* really think he has one of the narcissistic personality disorder variants, though).

In case I didn't make it clear, I don't care for Soros' politics nor the way in which he plays the game. Am I suprised he's backing Obama? Considering the extent to which Soros is bankrolling American Leftist politics, it comes as no suprise to me that his fingerprints are all over Obama. If Clinton were ahead, he'd be backing her, though perhaps a bit less enthusiastically.

Incidentally, it legitimately pains me to allude to wealthy Jews exerting behind-the-scenes control over American politics, but in Soros' case, I am afraid, there is pretty objective evidence its happening.

He might have chosen Obama, and he may even be doing everything in his power to ensure that Obama wins. . .but that doesn't mean Obama will win.

As to Soros' remarks proper, comparisons to Hitler have become so commonplace in throwaway political discourse, that they are virtually meaningless.

With very rare exceptions (where the comparisons are done in detail and with attention to history), to my mind those comparisons are just signs of intellectual bankruptcy (if not complete dishonesty) on the part of those who are making them.

258 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:30:15pm
259 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:30:59pm

"Unless the folks mobilize, we're going to lose the country."


— Bill O'Reilly

260 imtoast  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:32:58pm

damn, I learned to spell it wrong! It just didn't look right to me, I need glasses.

261 FrogMarch  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:42:31pm
Through networks of nongovernmental organizations, Soros intends to ruin the presidency of George W. Bush "by any legal means necessary" and knock America off its global pedestal. "His view of America is so negative," says Sen. Joe Lieberman, who, like Gen. David Petraeus, has been a target of Soros' electoral "philanthropy." "The places he's put his money are . . . so destructive that it unsettles me." Soros' aim seems to be to make the U.S. just another client state easily controlled by the United Nations and other one-world groups where he has lots of friends.
262 FrogMarch  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:46:20pm

Well you know what they say - "he who has the gold makes the rules".

We will soon all be living under Soros-Fascism. Isn't life grand?

263 debutaunt  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:47:48pm

re: #260 imtoast

damn, I learned to spell it wrong! It just didn't look right to me, I need glasses.

The old Websteirs had it wrong?

264 FrogMarch  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:51:00pm

Soros is a philanthropist my ass. electoral philanthropy.
Carefully controlled political manipulation by a revenge filled socialist.

265 anotherindyfilmguy  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:56:50pm

if the evil emperor won't take out Soros could he at least have him investigated and mebbe indited? I have a feeling that if the justice department started playing six degrees of george soros they might find enough illegal activity to both indite him and freeze his funds until the trials are over etc... Just a thought...

266 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 12:59:14pm

re: #253 looking closely

I agree, what you say is probably true. Barring some disaster, Obama will just go down on the list of failed utopian presidents. However, I'm not so sure our enemies are going to supinely allow us 4 years of isolationist self-indulgence. If we get hit.... who knows? Next to that I think this Global warming crap is the most dangerous bullsnot to come down the pike in a long time. I'm so angry at McCain for supporting this cap and trade legislation, I don't know if I can pinch my nose hard enough to let me vote for him.

267 offendi  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:01:12pm

Soros is kind of like Rainman. Really quite brilliant mind at finance, but at politics, well Rainman. The upside in him throwing his money around in leftist causes is that it taints the recipients, especially the politicians.

It increasingly looks like Obama is going to be appeaser-boated quite well this year, which is kind of good as Sleepy John can do his minimal lifting and keep his conceit for dignified campaigning. Republicans should thank Billary profusely.

268 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:05:11pm

re: #262 FrogMarch

Well you know what they say - "he who has the gold makes the rules".

We will soon all be living under Soros-Fascism. Isn't life grand?


Wanna bet? I prefer death to socialism or a benevolent dictator.

269 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:07:27pm

re: #268 maddogg

Gee Death sounds so extreme... Wouldn't you settle for just being a revolutionary up in the hills?

270 Spiny Norman  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:20:11pm

re: #264 FrogMarch

Soros is a philanthropist my ass. electoral philanthropy. Carefully controlled political manipulation by a revenge filled socialist.

Call it Villainthropy.

271 Daisy  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:22:20pm

Considering the Left has basically made cigarette smoking just about criminal, I'm a little surprised they give the Lord of the Moonbats a free pass on his tobacco smoking addiction.

272 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:30:01pm

re: #269 sojerofgod

Gee Death sounds so extreme... Wouldn't you settle for just being a revolutionary up in the hills?

No. We all have to die of something. And to die fighting against a disease that would wipe out everything that is American is a good cause. Ask those who died in the Revolutionary War, WWI, WWII, Viet Nam, Korea, Iraq. They all died to preserve America as a vision of the Founding Fathers. Should I live isolated in my hills, while my ancestors, since before the Declaration of Independence, have borne arms in defense of this country, look down from above in shame?

273 uptight  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:41:47pm

Soros is a very interesting model of socialist hypocrisy, ego, white guilt and control freakery at work.

He's got billions upon billions of dollars at his disposal. Money he could invest in new businesses in deprived areas - bringing jobs to the people that socialists claim to champion.

Like all socialists though, he'd prefer to see the down-trodden stay downtrodden and reliant on government handouts.

Instead if making his money work for poor people, he chooses to give it away. That fine. That's up to him. But does he choose to build hospitals or fund medical care for the "oppressed masses"? No - of course not. That's what YOUR taxes are for when Hillary of Barack grab power.

Instead he gives his money to nutcase leftist groups and publishers. He "compassion" is directed in the form of propaganda and influence.

It gives him power and access - no doubt to call in those favors in financially beneficial ways once his efforts bear fruit and his officials load the political bases.

I don't mind greed. I don't mind rabid partisanship. I don't mind honestly sourced propaganda. I can even tolerate the inherent racism imbued into mankind from our primal roots. What I can't bear is the hypocritical mask of moral supriority that socialists wear whilst acting just as bad (and usually worse) than everyone else.

274 uptight  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:43:47pm

where's the edit button, again?

sheesh

sometimes my typos make me sound Spanish

275 sojerofgod  Thu, May 29, 2008 1:50:33pm

re: #272 maddogg
WEll, what i meant was Patton's edict:

Don't die for your country;
MAke the other PDB die for his country instead!

276 maddogg  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:04:31pm

re: #275 sojerofgod

WEll, what i meant was Patton's edict:

Don't die for your country;
MAke the other PDB die for his country instead!

Thats fine, except the Lefties and Islamists die for an ideology, not a country. An ideology that they see as a worldwide government, and like all before them, unspeakable evil and perpetual misery (except for an anointed few) will be the result. I would be pleased to make them die for their cause. Those who allow this to happen without opposition deserve their misery. And those who promote it will get theirs too!

277 cookielady  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:17:54pm

George Soros will be a proud financial benefactor and sponsor of the anti-christ.

The Left will welcome him with open arms; they've been trying to create him for years on their own.

278 CowardKerry  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:18:15pm

He'd JUST be the President, for Pete's sake. Irony aside, there is only so much any President can do (and its limited to some extent by people being willing to do what he says).

Just with a Dem controlled congress thats all, he could fuck up a lot in a short time. Never happen though, he won't get elected.

279 satan sidekick  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:40:39pm

We keep telling ourselves he won't get elected. There are many fools, moonbats and idiots who manage to get to the polls. re: #278 CowardKerry

280 CowardKerry  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:47:22pm

re: #279 satan sidekick

We keep telling ourselves he won't get elected. There are many fools, moonbats and idiots who manage to get to the polls.

Um yeah, not as many as the MSM would have you think. They have a loud bark thats all.

281 Viking6  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:49:07pm

re: #249 alegrias
You kinda missed the point. The Preamble describes the right of a people to rebel against grave injustice, something that surely would occur if a Soros induced state were, heaven forbid, to happen. Just as BHO holds the average Joe in disdain, Soros forgets how this nation was founded and why.

282 MrSpock  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:49:14pm

re: #229 sojerofgod

I'm starting to think that maybe my wife and I shouldn't have any children... Lord knows that if things go down the way I fear they will, I would not want to bring a child into that world...

283 MrSpock  Thu, May 29, 2008 2:57:19pm

re: #253 looking closely

I have one comment for you:

"past performance is not a guarantee of future results..."

You can only whack at a marble pillar so many times before it finally crumbles... America is not the nation it was 50 years ago, or even 20 years ago...

I fear that whatever strength or resilience our nation once had is almost completely spent... and when the collapse comes, it will come like a tidal wave that can't be stopped...

Obama is simply one of many tools being used by forces greater than we can understand to clear the way for what is to come...

284 MrSpock  Thu, May 29, 2008 3:00:04pm

re: #271 Daisy

You misunderstand comrade... its one set of rules for the proliteriate, and another for the ruling class...

285 ghost707  Thu, May 29, 2008 3:01:10pm

While McCain was not my first choice - I sure as hell will pull the lever for him in November.
There is no way in hell I am going to sit out this election and let Soros and his Obama puppet screw this county over.

287 biff  Thu, May 29, 2008 7:49:52pm

Compare this [Link: upload.wikimedia.org...]
with the photo of Obama decending stairs at the top of this page.

Creepy, isn't it?

288 biff  Thu, May 29, 2008 7:52:36pm

Isn't there a painting of Christ in which he has the same pose as Obama in the picture at top?

289 Spiny Norman  Thu, May 29, 2008 8:39:49pm

re: #286 Sissy Willis

Of course Soros was also behind the astroturf-roots clamoring for McCain-Feingold "finance reform."

Of course he was. More toys for him (527s).

290 itsspideyman  Fri, May 30, 2008 7:34:31am

This cements my vote for McCain. No matter what my misgivings are, this puts them in their place. To have a man like that so close to the White House is dangerous.

Interesting, he's at Obama's left hand side. Left in Latin is "sinistra", where the word sinister comes from.

Very appropriate.

291 Merovign  Fri, May 30, 2008 11:11:55am

re: #286 Sissy Willis

Of course Soros was also behind the astroturf-roots clamoring for McCain-Feingold "finance reform."

[Link: www.discoverthenetworks.org...]

McCain-Feingold was what allowed Soros to purchase the Democrat party. It blocked out their major external sources of funding (apart from direct contributions) - except for those Soros had a large degree of influence over - like MoveOn, OSI, CAP, and many other left-wing PACs and "think tanks."


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