Obama thinks he may have pushed too far

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If I wanted to use my $25 billion to take over the most powerful country on the world, I certainly wouldn’t tell my foundations to put that on their mission statements. I might suggest that they instead write things like promote peace and harmony, end war and conflicts, feed the poor, etc.,

Of course, absence of evidence is not evidence that a conspiracy.exists, I just wanted to point out that looking at the results of a person’s or a group’s efforts would be more worthwhile than reading their self-written description.
 
I wonder if anyone is keeping track of whether Soros outspends the Koch brothers in political funding.
 
I am plenty relaxed but c’mon,you have to admit your response had a condescending and sarcastic tone to it.As if I’ve never been right before.
 
Their mission statement was written by a PR pro and focus group tested 🙂
It doesn’t provide real insights
 
Maybe but is it illegal and how can you prove the intention is evil?

See, I’m thinking like another poster now. 🙂
 
Yes, I saw that on the news this morning right after I posted. Poor Donald!
 
If $25 billion can buy up a country, then Japan and China have done pretty well with their purchase of the US with a trillion apiece.
 
Look up his profile.See how he has systematically decimated economies throughout Europe.Most recently his home country of Hungry.He has an agenda and it isn’t a good one.
 
i like the president of Hungary. he is not afraid of NOT being politically correct.
 
he is protecting his country from George Soros and immigration, unlike Western Europe.
 
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he is protecting his country from George Soros and immigration, unlike Western Europe.
Well at least we’ve all found the Jew to blame for everything.
is that how you view George Soros? i don’t believe he follows any religion, but if you choose to have that opinion, no one can stop you.
 
What Soros does wrong has nothing to do with his being Jewish, nor should his being Jewish excuse him from criticism.
 
If you don’t think his ethnicity is an issue in Hungary, then you’ve got some serious blinders on.
 
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If you don’t think his ethnicity is an issue in Hungary, then you’ve got some serious blinders on.
the liberals seem more concerned about his ethnicity than anyone else.
I’m more puzzled about why Soros has become some sort of devil. Do you feel the same way about the Kochs? Billionaires using their wealth in this way is hardly a new thing, but Soros has taken on aspects of the devil to the Right.
 
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