Posted on 02/25/2004 8:05:19 AM PST by jimknopf
Soros may not, as sometimes suggested, be a fully paid-up CIA agent. But that his corporations and NGOS are closely wrapped up in U.S. expansionism cannot seriously be doubted....
Soros is angry not at Bush?s aims---of expanding Pax Americana and making the world safe for global capitalists like himself?but with the crass and blundering way Bush is going about it. By making U.S. ambitions so clear, the Bush gang has committed the cardinal sin of giving the game away. For years, Soros and his NGOs have gone about their work extending the boundaries of the ?free world? so skillfully that hardly anyone noticed. Now a Texan redneck and a gang of overzealous neo-cons have blown it....
But all of this is just the tip of the iceberg. What of the NGOs Soros established and finances? Who are the other leaders of these groups? Clark informs us that at Human Rights Watch, for example, there is Morton Abramowitz, U.S. assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research from 1985-1989` and now a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations; Warren Zimmerman former ambassador ?whose spell in Yugoslavia coincided with the break up of that country?; and Paul Goble, director of communications ?at the CIA-created Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (which Soros also funds).?
According to Clark, Soros? International Crisis Group ?boasts such ?independent? luminaries as the former national security advisers Zbigniew Brzezinki and Richard Allen, as well as General Wesley Clark, once NATO supreme allied commander for Europe. The group?s vice-chairman is the former congressman Stephen Solarz, once described as ?the Israel lobby?s chief legislative tactician on Capitol Hill? and a signatory, along with the likes of Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz, to a notorious letter to President Clinton in 1998 calling for a ?comprehensive political and military strategy for brining down Saddam and his regime?.?
So much for Soros? opposition to Bush?s Iraq policies.
Based on an article by Neil Clark, New Statesman, June 2, 2003
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