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To: cba123

Consider that Soros manipulates a lot of small countries by leveraging their weak economies. He also attempts to manipulate larger countries and conglomerations (like the EU) by financing political movements within those countries. Ask yourself how well either of those techniques might work against Communist China. Answer: not at all.

Soros is taking a (Brexit-ing) swipe at Boris Johnson, who has a problem of filling an economic hole in Britain’s economic boat. It’s understandable that Johnson would be cozying up to both the US & China as they lead trade blocks powerful enough to help offset the loss of the local trading block (EU).

Incidentally, Johnson has to be worried about the kind of currency-manipulation that Soros specializes in.


23 posted on 02/14/2020 6:26:19 AM PST by Tallguy (Facts be d@mned! The narrative must be protected at all costs!))
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To: Tallguy

I imagine BoJo remembers what soros did to the pound in the early 90s and hope he’s looking for payback


24 posted on 02/14/2020 6:39:24 AM PST by Jeff Vader
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To: Tallguy

Britain, in my view, is making a huge mistake throwing in with China.

Very bad move, Britain.

In my opinion.


25 posted on 02/14/2020 6:42:53 AM PST by cba123 ( Toi la nguoi My. Toi bay gio o Viet Nam.)
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