Saturday, February 11, 2017

Throw him in jail or run him out of the country

Last week I asked why George Soros couldn't be prosecuted under RICO. In a good roundup of Soros' diverse efforts at worldwide destabilization, David Solway suggests it's doable.

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  1. Judges, zillionaires, celebrities, people with too much power and it seems to be getting worse.

    We are so lucky that one billionaire(?) is a patriot who craves the adulation of ordinary people, like Richie Rich in the movie. And he's a talented hard-working leader and team-builder, a doer not a talker, who went against the elites. Rough edges and all, Mr Trump is so refreshing.

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  2. I just keep hoping somebody shoots that evil old man.

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  3. No one even knows where he lives, RebeccaH.

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    1. Oh, someone knows alright. And for enough money.... Hope someone takes the old evil bastard out, very soon.

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  4. Hungary was his first NGO's base and they are throwing them out now:
    http://www.dw.com/en/hungarian-ngos-prepare-for-government-crackdown/a-37213758

    "Open Society", "civil society", how dare he use those terms while pushing violent anarchy on us.

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  5. Yeah, he's one malevolent bastard. I hate it when billionaires think they're so smart they can re-engineer entire societies to their own liking.

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