Conservatives' 'Vicious' Criticism Makes Soros Angry

CNSNEWS.com ^ | 1/13/04 | Robert B. Bluey

[Cincinatus]

One story we haven't seen in the media recently -- the evil influence on our national political discourse by ideological plutocrats, like Richard Mellon Scaife.

[DB]

Soros takes a flame thrower to conservatives and then wonders why there's return fire...

Is he really that stupid?

[highlander_UW]

I heard a story many years ago related to my local football team. At the time the Seahawks had Brian Bosworth as a linebacker with quite a mouth. The Seahawks were scheduled to play the Denver Broncos. Bosworth built up an alter ego "the Boz" and marketed himself that way. Just before the game that was to be played in Denver there was a large number of Bronco fans that purchased teeshirts with that circle with a slash through the middle with Boz being crossed out. As it turns out, according to the story, it was Bosworth that had the teeshirts printed up and sold in Denver. So the sea of no Boz shirts equaled money in his pocket.

Is there any way we can get in on the gravy train that Soros promises to provide in his loosing cause?

[Diogenesis]

Unwilling to help support useful agendas, Soros helps al Qaeda and al Qaeda democrats.

[IronJack]

"I've been really quite viciously attacked for doing what I'm doing,"

Let's see, this is the guy who's funding the Bush-is-Hitler ads. And his tender feelings are hurt because he's being criticized? Did I get that right?

[mywholebodyisaweapon]

"There's nothing wrong with religion," Soros said.

""I think that there is something wrong with the fundamentalist view of the world, because the fact that your opponents are wrong doesn't necessarily make you right. The fact that you are attacked by terrorists doesn't exempt you from criticism of the way you react to that threat. I'm afraid there is this fundamentalist fallacy, which should not be part of our political life," Soros concluded."

Sounds like a threat to me. Does it to you? Nice to be told we 'should not be part of (his) political life'. Does this qualify as hate speech? Oh, wait, I forgot, Christians cannot be the subject of hate speech, by definition.

Never mind.

[Nakota]

Poor George, people are saying bad things about you? Tell it all to Richard Mellon Scaif.

[metesky]

Soros is more dangerous than most people think he is.

Total control...

[metesky]

The fact that you are attacked by terrorists doesn't exempt you from criticism of the way you react to that threat.

I really loved this line, it's so disconnected from reality, and implies that if President Bush had only made nice-nice with the religious fanatics that attacked the U.S. everything would be hunky-dory.

I'm concerned about W's domestic program, but on the WOT and foreign policy I thank the good Lord for George W. Bush!

[smiley]

Socialists loving socialists...don't cha just love it?...

[Publius6961]

Another classic example that having tons of money does not cancel idiocy. OK. What can we do to make sure this clown spends another $16 million? And another and another...
These compassionate "progressives" assume that throwing money has a profound effect in lowering the national IQ. The Soviet Union thought so and look what happened to it.

Does Georgie boy think he can outspend the Soviet Union?

[JesseHousman]

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Lest we forget!

As the nation rolls merrily along into Marxism, eventually pay-back time will arrive!

[AppyPappy]

I've been really quite viciously attacked for doing what I'm doing

Three words, you whiny baby "Richard Mellon Scaife"

[syriacus]

"I'm not picking one candidate, but I am keen on Dean," Soros said when asked about the Democratic frontrunner's chances.

Some of Dean's more faithful followers might want to prolong their association with their charismatic leader even after he fails to become president. In that case, the "revered" Doctor will need some land to colonize with his acolytes.

It would take a good deal of money to establish a "Deanstown" colony in some third world country.

Soros likes to help fledgling governments. Perhaps Soros could be of assistance by funding their post-election move to their "heaven on earth."

[danneskjold]

Damon Rules...

[PGalt]

$oro$ money better not trickle down to more nefarious individuals.

[wingster]

"Good, anger him some more so he makes more mistakes."

"It may become so cross that it makes a mistake!"

[wingster]

"$oro$ money better not trickle down to more nefarious individuals."

I hope it trickles down to a Sharpton/Clinton ticket. :D

[SevenDaysInMay]

My money is on Hillary/Clark in '04 - on the second vote.

Hillary, aka MoiveOn.org, is building on the Clintons' control of the DNC-Poliburo's official tens of million$, unofficial million$, and FBI files.

America has forgotten the Clintons' ordered JBT slaughter of innocents at Mt. Carmel, Waco from February to 19 April, 1993.

America has forgotten Bill's & Hillary's felonies while in our White House.

Bill & Hillary's public demonstration of their power of the State was for all to see. You ain't seen nothin' yet.

IMO, with or without Qaeda's nukes/pox's, we shall have a full-bore fascist administration this decade, Democrat or Rino, assured by conspiring blackrobes.

Our RATIFIED Constitution has been nullified by those who would be king. The Queen shall throw it away, another "compelling State interest".

Revolutions have been fought over less.

[EQAndyBuzz]

I was thinking the same thing. Once this election is over and there is 10 mil or so floating around, where will that money go?