Hotlink from Belgrade to Zuccotti-Park (Serbian Soros funded organization sponsoring uprising in US)

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[kronos77]

Co-founder of the Serbian "Otpor" movement activists, the recommended occupation of a "symbolic places" in U.S. .

Belgrade. The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and overthrow Serbian professionals, according to the movement conservative conspiracy theories "keep Wall Street Busy" (also: "Occupy") have initiated. Actually there was a veteran of the Serbian "Otpor" movement, which had once brought Slobodan Milosevic to fall, the first gave U.S. activists a crucial advice: the occupation of a symbolic places.

The Serbian opposition professionals are by no means a revolution Exporters: Most of the seminars offer anyway on Canvas, founder of European and U.S. universities. "We, just gave people the tools of social resistance," said veteran Otpor Srdja Popovic: "How do you use it depends on them."

(Translation form German)

[SF_Redux]

in English

http://tinyurl.com/6f4czj5

[Rapscallion]

You better get back to class.

[kronos77]

Thanks

[AuH2ORepublican]

I was thinking “isn’t George Soros Hungarian, not Serbian?” And then I read the article, and noticed that it was the organization that is Serbian, and what you meant to write was “Soros-funded Serbian organization.” That little hyphen, and different word placement, makes a big difference.

[struwwelpeter]

I found an interesting reference to Soros in a Russian article awhile back:

"Tivadar Soros, a survivor of the Nazi occupation and coincidentally the father of one of the most successful international criminals of the last century, once made this very fitting statement: “It’s amazing how easily people tolerate someone else’s suffering.”

(Elena Tregubova, "Putin's Tithe", in Grani.ru, 10/27/2002)
http://pub.tagora.grani.ru/Events/Terror/m.13104.html

Refreshing to see that someone else, somewhere else, gets it.