Soros denounces 'Bush Doctrine'

Duke Chronicle ^ | February 18, 2004 | by Chrissie Gorman

[babyface00]

Its amazing that a man who can be so financially successful, can also be so unbelievably stupid.

So amazing that I find it hard to believe and (donning tinfoil hat) suspect he may have another agenda than that he is advancing.

[rellimpank]

----yeah---the agenda of Armand Hammer-known to his Soviet handlers as the "Capitalist Prince" -who was , in effect, Algores' godfather

[smith288]

I wonder if Soros employs a security detail? With the power he weilds, I wouldnt be suprised if someone with power and disagrees with him works to "remove" Soros from the international picture.

Not condoning it, but I have to allow that possibility.

[stop_fascism]

I believe he made his money in currency speculation, a profession as honorable as srud dealing or pimping.

[Helms]

I was at Duke and saw no detail other than one guy who stuck with him.

[AfghanIraqVeteran]

...the current U.S. administration has based its foreign policy on military might rather than principles of international law.


No. Our country is enforcing international law with military might; a concept that is unfortunately new to many in the world community, but one that should have been utilized years ago. This would have prevented most of the problems we face today. What do we expect when we have had a bunch of pacifists running most countries? That is, until three years ago.

[Joe Brower]

""I believe the Bush administration is leading us in a very dangerous direction."

Good God. Look who's accusing whom. Communists truly excel at continually accusing their opponents of exactly what they themselves are guilty of.

The shameless hypocrisy of the radical left knows no bounds.

[AfghanIraqVeteran]

...the current U.S. administration has based its foreign policy on military might rather than principles of international law.


No. Our country is enforcing international law with military might; a concept that is unfortunately new to many in the world community, but one that should have been utilized years ago. This would have prevented most of the problems we face today. What do we expect when we have had a bunch of pacifists running most countries? That is, until three years ago.

[Spruce]

Dear Mr Soros.

Blow me.


Thank you.

[Dan from Michigan]

Someone should have asked gun grabber Soros if he wrecked any economies lately by currency breaking.

Or if he had any inside trading convictions lately.

[Joe Brower]

"I was at Duke and saw no detail other than one guy who stuck with him."

It appears, then, that Soros' detail is comprised of exactly the highly-skilled operatives that one would expect of a man with his deep pockets.

[rollo tomasi]

The war on terror is cramping his lifestyle and work. It's becoming harder for Soros to execute is "secret banking deals" now that banks are being monitored closer.

[Helms]

"international law"

Fighting words. When I hear these 2 words I immediately clench my fist.

[rollo tomasi]

is=his

[philosofy123]

Soros is a big loser. Bush should stop playing footsy with these commies. The Bush administration is giving this pig a role in our eastern Europe. He is not elected, or appointed; let us cut him out of the US policies.

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP - POLITICS - LEFT - SOROS

[Helms]

Ping

[AfghanIraqVeteran]

"[The Bush Doctrine] is not consistent with values of open society and cannot possibly be accepted by the rest of the world," Soros said.


Well. First of all the values of America are the values of the individual, not the society. Furthermore, who gives a flying leap about what the rest of the world thinks. Since when is it necessary for us to be accepted by the world? The only time the rest of the world likes the US is when they want something from the US. Soros can go screw himself.

[AfghanIraqVeteran]

Everything is America's fault! Blame America first! PUKE! PUKE! PUKE! All over this punk's shoes!!!