Posted on 09/12/2010 9:55:08 AM PDT by yoe
George Soros, patron saint of Democrats everywhere, sugar daddy of their party, early backer of Barack Obama, funder of influential think tanks (such as the omnipresent Center for American Progress, a group that has become a media mouthpiece), and the grand champion funder of 527 groups nationwide (such as MoveOn.org) has been funding the takeover of one more branch of government: states' judiciary, according to this (Washington Post).
[snip] Of course, Soros and his allies and employees are fighting back-justifying their actions by bringing out the old bugaboo of corporate America. They justify their efforts by characterizing them as defensive and, of course, they portray themselves as the selfless good guys.
[snip] I don't buy what they are selling. Soros is also one of the prime movers behind the Democracy Alliance - a shadowy and powerful group that, among other goals, has been trying to pick and choose who gets elected as Secretary of States in key states. These are the officials in charge of securing the integrity of elections. Does anyone think that those officials, including Minnesota's Secretary of State who was elected with help from the Democracy Alliance and where Al Franken's election to the Senate is suspect, will be completely free of the influence of George Soros and his friends?
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
He tried to buy the presidency for Hillary and ended buying one for the AnnointedIdiot....how strange, eh? =.=
Love the FLIES!
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The only "monitoring" THIS government will do on Soros will be to ensure his safety.
The I hope for the safety of our Republic, there are some rogue old guard folks at NSA, FBI, etc that are monitoring on their own. I know that's difficult and you get fried if caught, but we need Patriots now. . We're under siege. .
Ayreh Neier has a long record of supporting Communist Party and Socialist Workers Party fronts and causes. No wonder Soro picked him as a key frontman.
Soros sold his entire Petrobras stake and some gold holdings to finance his purchase of 4% in Bombay Stock Exchange.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2577926/posts?page=23#23 - FR, 2010 August 26.
Abbas F. "Eddy" Zuaiter is a member of the Boards of Directors of the Institute for Middle East Understanding (IMEU) and Middle East Institute (MEI) and Arab Bankers Association of North America. His brother Ahmad F. Zuaiter (42) is also a high ranking executive in Soros Fund Management.
Abbas F. Zuaiter (COO essentially runs most of the company's non-investment operations) is active in pro-Palestinian causes and commented on issues of Gaza and Lebanon, e.g.: Credit Himes for stance on Gaza - Abbas F. Zuaiter, IMEU, Feb 19, 2010
Title
Name
Age
Chairman
George Soros
80
Deputy Chairman
Robert Soros
45
Deputy Chairman and President
Jonathan Soros
38
Chief Operating Officer
Abbas F. (Eddy) Zuaiter
43
Since they opened, George Soros’s Quantum fund and John Paulson’s Paulson & Co have together made more money than Walt Disney or McDonald’s. Paulson’s returns – $26.4 billion – are only just short of the net income of Boeing since Mr Paulson opened the firm in 1994. The study by LCH Investments, an investor in hedge funds managed by the Edmond de Rothschild Group, comes as some money managers look more closely at hedge fund returns. Investors typically pile into a fund after strong returns, missing out on the best years. Rick Sopher, chairman of LCH, said what most of the top funds had in common was that they strictly controlled capital inflows, so that they did not become too big to hurt their strategies. David Tepper’s Appaloosa Management, for example, has earned investors $12.4 billion yet runs only $12.5 billion after regular cash returns. However, several top managers said a lack of market direction was making trading tough. Louis Bacon, whose Moore Capital came eighth, said multiple smaller countries were influencing the markets as credit worries came to the fore. “The markets have become like the European Union in that there are so many people that have a seat at the table,” he said. “It waters down the leadership and confuses the focus, causing more commotion than direction.” Copyright 2010 The Financial Times Limited The top 10 hedge fund managers have earned more than $153 billion for their investors since they were founded, a third of the 7,000-strong industry’s returns, latest research shows.
Yes but how Schadenfreudically delightful when Soros and The One-TermTM are shown the door in 2012.
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