I
never thought I would be writing about George Soros. Until now, I was
really not impressed with anything I heard about him. I knew Glenn
Beck did not like him, but I felt overwhelmed by all of the
Soros-bashing. I knew he was Jewish, and rich, and on the wrong side
politically. Someone tried to talk to me about Soros a few months
ago, saying I should be outraged by his attitude toward what he did
during the Holocaust, but I always cringe initially when a Jew is
criticized, and he was a teenager at the time. Plus, if we want to
condemn those who sent Jews to their deaths, then we must play George
Soros' own game and blame the United States (among many other
countries); many of our entrepreneurs funded the Third Reich, and
our government sent away boatloads of Jewish refugees. So, I
dismissed the finger-pointing.
Until
now.
The
information I now have about George Soros is appalling. His stance
concerning Israel is bad enough. But, a story just circulated
confirming the rumors about his having financed the Ferguson riots,
and that sent up a red flag because I know that all of the
race-baiting and divisiveness that have been occurring over the past
year are KGB tactics:
So,
I began researching Soros, and the first article I pulled up sent up
more red flags:
The
writer makes some very good points about George Soros' early years,
raising questions about how someone with no money and no papers was
able to travel through countries controlled by the Red Army with
impunity, and wind up attending an expensive-if-not-nefarious school,
as well as expressing well-founded suspicions about Soros' later
business dealings.
Then,
I found another one:
Here,
Accuracy in Media explains the connections between George Soros'
organizations and RT, the Russian propaganda channel.
Of
course, I also saw articles claiming he is CIA, and I saw that
Vladimir Putin put out a warrant for his arrest a couple of years
ago, but those articles also sent up red flags. Then I remembered
Glenn Beck and went to YouTube:
Much
of what he said in this video confirmed my initial suspicions about
Soros, and a couple of times my mouth flew open. I urge my readers to
watch every second of this presentation, but I will review the high
points here. Naturally, Soros' network is unreal, but that is not the
half of it. When he made the statement that military options should
not be used but rather political and police actions I immediately
flashed on Sun Tzu and Yuri Bezmenov. Subversion. Right on the heels
of that comment, Beck played a clip of George Soros bragging about
how “fun” subversion is. I have mentioned subversion many times
in this blog; the concept originated with the Chinese but was
perfected by the KGB. George Soros is a Marxist.
Just
look at the destruction he has caused worldwide. Four countries. (Pay
very close attention to the example given of Czechoslovakia as to
what Soros is doing.) And, what did he say? “The main obstacle to a
stable and just world is the United States”? Where have we heard
that philosophy before? “In periods of regime change, the normal
rules do not apply”? America is undergoing a “regime change”?!
But,
the billionaire is more than “just” a Marxist. While the first
link I posted gives what the writer calls “circumstantial
evidence”, Glenn Beck provides proof. First, Zack Exley, who
trained members of The Ruckus Society of Seattle riots' fame (social
unrest fomented by KGB activity), is the former Organizing Director
of MoveOn.org., a branch of George Soros' massive empire. Then, the
head of the charitable wing of Soros' Open Society Institute (through
2012), Aryeh Neier, founded the Students for a Democratic Society,
and went on to participate in the “Days of Rage” and the Weather
Underground, both of which were fueled by the DGI, in conjunction
with the KGB as I just explained in a recent post:
Question:
Why would a Marxist, who supposedly thinks Russia is a “threat”,
employ
people affiliated with the KGB...unless he is KGB? Now, what I have
written would not get George Soros convicted in a court-of-law, but
where there is this much smoke, it is time to yell “fire”.
EPILOGUE
No
one will be mocking Glenn Beck anytime soon: Ferguson, Chicago,
Cleveland, Baltimore, St. Louis, Los Angeles, New Jersey,....
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