Please Tell the RNC: Connect the Dots to Soros in a TV AD! This Could Drive People from Kerry!

Look -- the media is not going to report on Soros unless he starts funding the Swift Boat Vets. However, a paid ad would go over the heads of the media and right where it needs to go... to the public. The GOP has started coming up with some very good, creative ads (seen "Wolves"?). I know for a fact that they are constantly searching for creative ideas. If enough of us email them, it should get their attention. The RNC is just the perfect entity to make a Kerry-Soros ad.

Please send the message below (or a similar one) to the RNC at the following email address: RNCommunications@gop.com

To generate an pre-addressed email automatically, CLICK HERE. This only takes a minute, but if enough people send it, this could be highly effective:

I strongly urge you to create and run a television ad linking John Kerry to George Soros. The media refuses to make the connection, so the duty to inform the public falls on the RNC and paid advertising.

The public needs to know how this strange Hungarian-born billionaire is trying to buy our government -- by funding and running the Kerry campaign with his billions. The public needs to question what Soros expects from Kerry in return, should he win.

Most people don't even know what Soros looks like. The very sight of him, and the fact that he is pulling Kerry's strings, should drive people away from Kerry in droves.

People also need to know how Soros's Open Society Foundation has enabled communists throughout Europe to remain in power and his funding of new totalitarian movements, using the cloak of a new democracy, and has created anarchy. This is what Soros intends to do with the United States.

This is an important campaign issue. The public deserves to know. Put Kerry on the defense, let him defend his Soros connection.

The media will not report on this important issue. So, the RNC has the duty to let people know about the Kerry-Soros connection. Please, design and run ads exposing this nefarious link.

The key to the puzzle is to figure out what he gets in return.

As I understand him, he is advocating this new socialism.

They refer to it as progressive.

It is a compilation of Ayn Rand, the Communist Manifesto and a host of new liberalism ideas.

He wants to change the world! And he is, through funding of dozens of enterprises throughout the world.

You can pretty much view it as a European model, a giant E.U.

This is precisely the type of politics our MSM is spreading as well.

America, being strong, independent and with deep religious conviction is a serious impediment to that plan. He gets nothing in return but another victory in his quest to reduce America's power and influence militarily to a level that makes compromise and change possible so that we have equal power with those in Europe.

Thereby making a "One World Government" possible.

In my humble opinion.

People should know what Soros did to Britain:

Black Wednesday
In British politics and economics, Black Wednesday refers to September 16 1992 when the government was forced to withdraw the pound from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) by currency speculators. The event is estimated to have cost the people of Britain £4 billion in reserves, spent trying to prop up the pound.
When the ERM had been set up in 1979 Britain declined to join. This was controversial, with the Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe who despite his economically 'dry' credentials was a convinced pro-European. Another chancellor, Nigel Lawson, was also a believer in a fixed exchange rate, although he was a mild Eurosceptic he admired the low inflationary record of Germany attributing it to the strength of the Deutsche Mark and the management of the Bundesbank. The Treasury followed a semi-official policy of Shadowing the Deutsche Mark. As the exchange rate was largely kept in place by the use of interest rates, then interest rates were set without the domestic economy in mind. This led to a couple of years of lower interest rates than would have otherwise been in place and so rising inflation.
The pressure came to a head in a clash between Margaret Thatcher's economic advisor, Alan Walters and Lawson - when Walter's claimed that the Exchange Rate Mechanism was "half baked". This led to Lawson resigning as chancellor to be replaced by his old protégé John Major.
John Major and Douglas Hurd, the then Foreign Secretary, pressured Margaret Thatcher to sign Britain up to the ERM in October 1990, effectively guaranteeing that the British Government would follow a economic and monetary policy that would prevent the exchange rate between the pound and other member currenices from fluctuating by more than 6%. The pound entered the mechanism at 2.95 Deutschmarks to the pound, thus if the exchange rate ever neared the bottom of its permitted range, 2.778 marks, the government would be obliged to intervene.
From the beginning of the 1990s, high German interest rates, set by the Bundesbank to avoid inflationary effects related to German re-unification, caused significant stress across the whole of the ERM. Issues of national prestige and the commitment to a doctrine that the fixing of exchange rates within the ERM was a pathway to a single European currency, inhibited the adjustmentment of exchange rates. In the wake of the rejection of the Maastricht Treaty by the Danish electorate in a referendum in the spring of 1992, those ERM currencies that were trading close to the bottom of their ERM bands can under speculative attack in the foreign exchange markets by currency speculators such as George Soros.
When the French referendum on the Mastricht treaty yielded a yes vote, the attack, which had gathered force over the first fortnight of September, concentrated on the Italian lira and the pound. On the sixteenth the British government announced a rise in the base rate from 10% to 12% in order to tempt speculators to buy pounds. Despite this and a promise later the same day to raise rates again to 15%, dealers kept selling pounds. By 7pm that evening, Norman Lamont, then Chancellor, announced Britain would leave the ERM and rates would revert to 10%. Other ERM countries such as Italy whose currencies had breached their bands during the day remaining in the system with broadened bands or with adjusted central parities. Even in this relaxed form, the ERM proved vulnerable and ten months later the rules were relaxed further to the point of imposing very little constraint on the domestic monetary policies of member states.
The effect of the high German interest rates, and so the high British interest rates, had been arguably to put Britain into recession as large numbers of businesses failed and the housing market crashed.
In the months and years following Black Wednesday, the pound traded substantially below its ERM lower band. It dipped below 2.20 Deutschmarks in spring 1995. From this point however, it began a sustained recovery and has since touched a value 3.20 DM. Some commentators believe that 'Black' Wednesday has proved to be good for the British economy in the long-term - as interest rates were allowed to find their natural level. However the reputation of the Conservatives for competent handling of the economy was shattered. Many commentators believe that that event is a key reason for the party's continued relative unpopularity.
Technically any country wishing to join the single european currency would have to join an ERM-like system tagging their current currency to the euro. However given the notoriety of the system within the British public at large, many believe this will not be a prerequisite should Britain ever wish to join.

Soros made a great deal money out of our misery. Apparently he wants to try it on with you next.

Regards, Ivan

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