George Soros - "A Carnivore of the First Order"
The 60 Minutes Interview
Back in 1998, George Soros did a 60 Minutes interview - well, there's a theory that this interview is being suppressed, that Soros' people are trying to erase it from history! Well, they don't seem to be very good at their job, whoever 'they' are, the interview is available all over YouTube!! Having watched the interview, it does seem that there is reason for George to be concerned with how the content could be spun.
The supposed controversy is questioning regarding how Mr. Soros survived the Holocaust ... this 'is' rather alarming, but judge for yourself.
A Cursed Man with Too Much Money
Soros is, as he is described in the interview by one analyst, a "financial carnivore of the first order .." .. he is quite ruthless, and has manipulated nations and catastrophes, perhaps caused them, to further personal ambitions, and perhaps feed a greater plan. He is also very good at making money and from him, for those who think about this kind of thing, there is much to be learned - if you can look past the politics and 'perhaps' .. evilness.
Can we learn from evil people? Sure we can ! :-)
The Alchemy of Finance
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That interview... Classic psychopathy... The guy is a real life vampire. I am just glad there is now a growing and strengthening resistance to his kind of people, the Bushes, the Clintons, Mountbatten, Rothschilds, Rockefellers... If people generally knew what they were up to the game would be over so quickly.
I have heard a lot of very negative things said about Soros, much of which is undeniably true, but some of it can only be described as anti-liberal, hate-filled craziness .. similar to the things said about Al Gore! :)
Clearly he is using his money to manipulate political forces, at the societal level .. these anti-Trump riots for instance - for someone who "says" he is trying to strengthen democracy and free markets, his actions make him appear the enemy of both.
Alchemy of Finance is worthwhile, despite the author. :)
cheers bud
I find it very interesting that dealing with money according to Soros has nothing to do with morals.