[MACVSOG68]

MAC, Calpernia and Fedora have done quite a bit of research on Soros, and his funding of PDIA. From the many posts I have read, Soros doesn't have any good intent with what he spends his money on, regardless of the "good" appearances it may have

You may be right. But someone needs to show me that the $45 million actually did not go to the stated trusts for the purpose of improved care in hospices. Further, Soros money continues to fund what is called "palliative care", internationally, designed to ease pain and provide comfort for the dying. I'm willing to take this information at its face until someone can show me otherwise. Outside of this area, I don't agree with Soros on much of anything.

[maine-iac7]

designed to ease pain and provide comfort for the dying

that's because that is the real purpose of hospice care - for the TERMINALLY ILL. But the scheme is to push people who ARE NOT terminal, like Terri and Mae and countless thousands others, I suspect, INTO hospice (lot of money to draw on) that do not belong there.

That is the problem