No Citizenship to Vote

Jamie6.5 · Nov 11, 2010

MikeE said:
Look, it's about objectives. If, during a massive recession caused by out-of-control financial fraud a 'movement' is agitating for LESS oversight over monopoly business practices, then its objective is to run the bus way over the cliff. Why? Because it is representing a corporate global interest that sees the USA as a non-performing profit center. People can weep to Jesus and wave the flag all day long, but if a 'movement' seeks to remove restraint from corporate criminals, then it is an accessary to the crime.

MikeE said:
Last I checked, Soros was a US citizen. He made his money betting against foreign currencies. He runs a pretty decent philanthropy that, among many things, seriously messed with the plans of the former communist bosses in the old East Block,
That said, I oppose all big money in our elections, Soros included. I'm for limiting contributions to $100.00, and/or going with public funding of elections.

Soros' influence goes way beyond political donations. He donates to progressive, U.N. One World Order friendly causes in Europe and here in the USA.
His "dabbling" in Kenyan politics has cost hundreds of thousands of lives.

Of course one has to dig through his "philanthropies" and find their donation pages. These are just some of what he gives money to in the US.
If you think this guy isn't seriously meddling in how our country is run, you just aren't paying attention.

U.S. Programs
U.S. Justice Fund $17,029,000
Strategic Opportunities Fund $12,824,000
Special Chairman's Fund $29,646,000
OSI-Washington, D.C. 2,492,000
OSI-Baltimore 4,479,000
Other U.S. Initiatives 7,622,000______________________________

Total U.S. Programs $74,092,000

note: The Strategic Opportunities Fund includes grants related to Hurricane Katrina ($1,652,841);
media policy ($1,060,000);
and politicization of science ($720,000).
The Special Chairman's Fund includes grants related to progressive legal infrastructure ($7,305,000);
multi-issue policy infrastructure ($6,685,000);
youth activism and leadership development ($3,561,000);
civic engagement ($2,750,000);
judicial nominations ($2,458,000);
political reform ($500,000);
and global warming ($455,000).<snip>

Try googling a few of these and see what you think. Now I know there are a few that certainly sound altruistic and all, but please don't shout your naive thoughts without looking up the facts.
The figures above are figures from Soros' own pages.

http://www.soros.org/resources/articles_publications/publications/annual_20070731/f_credits.pdf

He has so far spent nearly $75 million of his own money here in the states just on these programs alone.
$6.6 Million for policy infrastructure?
$3/4 Million for Politicizing science??
$7.3 Million for progressive legal infrastructure?
$2.5 Million for judicial nominations?

And he has numerous other "US ventures."
Ladies and gents, we have found the puppet master and he likes the Democrats, and specifically this admin.

Wake up Democrats! You can't rant about corporate influence and then ignore Soros' influence.