Posted on 08/14/2017 7:31:50 PM PDT by GuavaCheesePuff
Why is Soros still walking around free? Why is Soros not investigated for wrongdoing?
How many billionaires do you see going to prison?
That is what I want to know!
Soros HAS TO BE GUILTY OF SOMETHING!
Besides just being an EVIL MAN!
Because he has too many friends in high places.. He is trying to overthrow our government.. The Republicans are to timid..
And at this point in time, he is doing a good job of it.
He’s wanted in France on securities fraud. Russia has a warrant out for him too, I believe. He hides in a moutain bunker in Aspen CO half the year. Then he has his house in Bedford NY. You’d think he’d be an easy target there.
That Soros doesn’t have a bullet hole in his forehead is all the proof you need that the Deep State runs this country.
Where does he live even? Russia has a warrant for him, I understand. If we extradited him it wouldn’t bother me in the least
Great question. I’ve wondered about that also, he is never mentioned by the Republicans or Democrats. He and all the so called organizations he funds should be called war they are, domestic terrorist’s.
Soros could be deep state!
Ditto, the majority of Worldwide Leftists!
“The Republicans are to timid...”
Many conservatives lack courage as well.
Because he lines too many politician pockets.
He hasn’t been convicted of breaking any US laws yet. However he has been convicted in several countries of security & financial law violations. So my question is “Why haven’t any of those countries requested extradition?”
This is how my tinfoil hat works. Sorts is a name we know. IOW, he is a front man for someone else, the really DEEP, DEEP State. A name we are not allowed to know...
Um, because he is a billionaire and politically connected to most of the major corrupt powers in Europe? And has been for a LONG while?
PS Too bad for him Trump is also a billionaire and not scared of anything or anyone. :)
are you sober?
Certain people in America are above the law. This was a bitter truth that many of us were forced to realize around the time of the financial crisis and the Corzine scandal, among others. There was a brief bit of hope that AG Sessions would reverse the course on some of this stuff, but he appears to be unwilling or unable to do so.
“You’d think he’d be an easy target there.”
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