Axis of Soros
 

nice effort there, dickhead.

i'm not clicking a link with no exlplanation or indication of what it leads to. not just because i think youre a dickhead, either. dickhead.

I keep hearing the US owes the UN tons of money. Can anyone tell me why we don't either pay it, or tell them to pound sand?

What effort would that be? Soro's is a cocksucker, you all should get along pretty well.

Right, not like the conservative swift-boating, corporate raiding unindicted co-conspirator choirboys that Bush and company count as friends.

Wrong. Just like them, only Soro's is worse.:D

Did I just miss it or is that piece unsigned? That's pretty weird...

Save it for the Islamofascists, Rich. That's what I do, and look what a nice guy I am -- a most sterling fellow, and one who actually knows who the real enemy is.

Lumberjim, now that I've read the article too -- it's a Wall Street Journal piece -- what the hell are you thinking?! Stop stooping for excuses.

excuses to call him a dickhead? yeah....i don't really need one....but i thought i'd try to school him a little while i was about it.

What a fucking joke... you couldn’t school a snail. :D :D

Wait, wait, with your level of intellect you may rise to the level of a snail, but I really doubt it. But you might be able to school other assholes in super hero costumes if they would let you. :eek:

AIM Report: CNN's George Soros-gate - May B
May 21, 2005 The program left the impression that people were being wrongly incarcerated for rape and murder because of problems in crime labs relating to forensic evidence.

Clear and convincing evidence indicates that billionaire money manipulator and anti-conservative activist George Soros provided financing for research on a CNN documentary.

Soros, a convicted insider trader who spent $23 million to defeat President Bush for re-election, not only had a role in underwriting the research that went into the program, but CNN promoted his agenda of ending incarceration for dangerous criminals.

The program, "Reasonable Doubt: Can Crime Labs be Trusted?," which CNN aired several times last January as a "CNN Presents" documentary, was prepared in cooperation with the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) and hosted by Aaron Brown.

In its own account of its role in the show, CIR acknowledged that "Funding for this investigation was provided in part by a 2003 Soros Justice Media Fellowship awarded to Robin Mejia by the Open Society Institute, and by a grant to CIR from the Ford Foundation and CIR's Investigative Venture Fund."

http://www.aim.org/aim_report/3649_0_4_0_C/

Who'd A Thunk It!!!!!!!! Mister Democracy himself. What a double standard bastard...

Soros Conviction for Insider Trading Upheld in French Court
By Marc Morano
CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer
March 24, 2005


http://www.cnsnews.com/viewpolitics....20050324b.html

well, at least I don't look like Grandpa Munster. So, I've got that going for me.

I like Grandpa! He was cool... Herman was more funny, and I use to love that wolfman doll that Eddie carried around when I was a kid. Never could find one in a store.

http://www.bobgentry.com/blog/grandpa_munster.jpg