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He's a pal of the World Bank and IMF people, wants everything regulated by the government and governments regulated by suprastatal institutions such as the EU's
by petre 9y ago
He's a pal of the World Bank and IMF people, wants everything regulated by the government and governments regulated by suprastatal institutions such as the EU's, the WTO, the IMF. Soros is a sponsor of the Obama OfA, the anti-Trump campaign and other leftist causes. Hence the "Facebook can influence elections". Here's a more complete list of why:
http://humanevents.com/2011/04/02/top-10-reasons-george-soros-is-dangerous/ http://humanevents.com/2011/04/02/top-10-reasons-george-soro...
I don't like Facebook, never had an account and have mixed feelings concerning Soros. He invested a lot of money in Eastern Europe that ultimately created a civil society (good) but also sparked leftist sentiment (no so good). I feel that over regulation and too powerful governments are ultimately bad for society. This isn't an open society, it's quite the opposite. The civil society and the ONG's are too fragmented and too dependent on outside financing to create the checks and balances required to keep governments and politicians from abusing power.
- maephisto 9y agoNever trust a article that starts with "10 reasons why..." Specially when it's posted on a website that praises Steve Bannon and one of the 4 content sections available is "Guns & Patriots"
- petre 9y agoI don't have to trust the site, since these facts are already well known. It's an article from 2011. Also I'm very familiar with the defunct Soros/OSF Foundations activity during the 90s and 2000s in my country and George Soros' own discourse. I used to read his articles before 2013, when the EU was all rosy.
- maephisto 9y agoStill, quoting far right websites with click-baity article titles kinda shatters your credibility...