>Billionaire investor and political activist George Soros said President Donald Trump has the U.S. set on a course for nuclear war with North Korea.
>Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Soros said Trump is trying to establish a "mafia state" in the U.S. but has failed so far.
>The progressive activist said he sees the president's place in the world as "temporary" and likely to "disappear in 2020 or even sooner."
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/25/soros-trump-has-us-set-on-a-course-towards-nuclear-war.html
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This shit annoys me when people say trump not /ourguy/ and then this shit happens and left wondering who trump really works for ?
I think Soros will be a sad Jew soon. Also if he actually believed what he says he wouldn't have given away all his money to his shill organization.
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>>110622
as I remember it what really disappeared was 1 billion dollars that this dumb kike put towards hillary in 2016
as I remember it what really disappeared was 1 billion dollars that this dumb kike put towards hillary in 2016
>>110662
He knows his time is up, he can't keep consuming children souls forever and he, deep inside, knows that he won't live to see his World Government dream fulfilled.
He knows his time is up, he can't keep consuming children souls forever and he, deep inside, knows that he won't live to see his World Government dream fulfilled.
How George Soros Upstaged Donald Trump at Davos - The New Yorker
>Harsh as they were, Soros’s criticisms of Trump weren’t exactly surprising. During the 2016 election cycle, Soros Fund Management donated about twenty-five million dollars to Hillary Clinton’s campaign, according to a spokesperson. This time last year, Soros called Trump a “would-be dictator” and predicted that he would fail. On Thursday in Davos, he went on: “I give President Trump credit for motivating his core supporters brilliantly, but for every core supporter he has created a greater number of core opponents who are equally strongly motivated. That is why I expect a Democratic landslide in 2018.”
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>How are we to take all this? As the prescient warning of a defender of freedom who sees his life’s work under threat? As the ill-considered thoughts of an old man who doesn’t quite get the new age, or as something in between? In this time of Russian bot farms, rapidly advancing artificial-intelligence algorithms, and warnings about the potentially harmful effects of digital technology from former executives of Facebook and other Silicon Valley companies, Soros was surely on to something, even if his argument that “regulation and taxation” could undo online monopolies sounded somewhat optimistic.
>In any case, for one night, at least, Soros had achieved the virtually impossible, and eclipsed Donald Trump from the headlines.
https://archive.is/Nqe9l
https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/how-george-soros-upstaged-donald-trump-at-davos
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>Harsh as they were, Soros’s criticisms of Trump weren’t exactly surprising. During the 2016 election cycle, Soros Fund Management donated about twenty-five million dollars to Hillary Clinton’s campaign, according to a spokesperson. This time last year, Soros called Trump a “would-be dictator” and predicted that he would fail. On Thursday in Davos, he went on: “I give President Trump credit for motivating his core supporters brilliantly, but for every core supporter he has created a greater number of core opponents who are equally strongly motivated. That is why I expect a Democratic landslide in 2018.”
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>How are we to take all this? As the prescient warning of a defender of freedom who sees his life’s work under threat? As the ill-considered thoughts of an old man who doesn’t quite get the new age, or as something in between? In this time of Russian bot farms, rapidly advancing artificial-intelligence algorithms, and warnings about the potentially harmful effects of digital technology from former executives of Facebook and other Silicon Valley companies, Soros was surely on to something, even if his argument that “regulation and taxation” could undo online monopolies sounded somewhat optimistic.
>In any case, for one night, at least, Soros had achieved the virtually impossible, and eclipsed Donald Trump from the headlines.
https://archive.is/Nqe9l
https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/how-george-soros-upstaged-donald-trump-at-davos
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