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WHO IS GEORGE SOROS? |
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George Soros: if you search that name in
Google you get about 2,280,000 results, in Bing you get 1,280,000 results. GEORGE SOROS IS CONNECTED
TO AGENDA 21 GEORGE SOROS IS
AFFILIATED WITH 1960S RADICALS OF THE COUNTER CULTURE GEORGE SOROS SUPPORTS
THE EARTH CHARTER WHICH IS A COUNTER TO JUDEO CHRISTIAN BELIEFS GEORGE SOROS SUPPORTS
LEGALIZING DRUGS GEORGE SOROS SUPPORTS
GUN CONTROL
GEORGE SOROS IS A MULTI-BILLIONAIRE PHILANTHROPIST,
MANIPULATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE. GEORGE SOROS IS A SELF PROCLAIMED ATHEIST WITH A GOD
COMPLEX. GEORGE SOROS IS FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN OF THE OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE (OSI). The President of OSI and the Soros Foundation Network is Aryeh
Neier. (here) Neier established a radical organization in late
1959 named Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). The group
was developed from the Student League for Industrial Democracy, the youth branch of the socialist League for Industrial Democracy. SDS
held its first meeting in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1960. SDS’s
first impress on the political landscape was the Port Huron Statement of
1962, drafted principally by Tom Hayden, a former editor of the University of
Michigan's student newspaper. The Port Huron Statement spotlights their radical
position. The statement determined
that race and alienation were the two major flashpoints to exploit for
their vision of a better America. OSI endorsed a 2000 document called the Earth
Charter, which blames capitalism for many of the world's environmental,
social, and economic problems. According to the Charter, “the dominant
patterns of production and consumption are causing environmental devastation,
the depletion of resources, and a massive extinction of species.” “The
benefits of development,” adds the Charter, “are not shared equitably and the
gap between rich and poor is widening." In 1994, Maurice Strong (socialist Chairman of the Rio Summit) and Mikhail Gorbachev (communist), working through organizations they each
founded (Earth Council and Green Cross International respectively), restarted
the Earth Charter as a civil society initiative, with the help of the
Government of the Netherlands. The initial drafting and consultation process
drew on hundreds of international documents. In the vanguard of the U.S. drug decriminalization movement, OSI in 1994 pledged $4 million to fund the
establishment of the Lindesmith Center, which
supports the legalization of marijuana. In 2002 OSI gave $3 million to the Tides Foundation, earmarking the money for a group called
Fund for Drug Policy Reform, which opposes the War on Drugs. (Billionaire George Soros donated $1 million (£630,000) on Tuesday to
a campaign to legalise marijuana in California
through an initiative placed on ballots in the November 2 election. (here) OSI was a signatory to a November 1, 2001
document characterizing the 9/11 attacks as a legal matter to be addressed by
criminal-justice procedures rather than military retribution. Suggesting that
the hijackers were motivated chiefly by a desire to point out global
injustices perpetrated by the United States, this document explained that
similar future calamities could be averted only if America would finally
begin to “promote fundamental rights around the world.” OSI endorsed the Civil Liberties Restoration Act
(CLRA) of 2004, which was designed to roll back, in
the name of protecting civil liberties, vital national-security policies that
had been adopted after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. A strong advocate of gun control, OSI funds the Network on Small Arms, which has
lobbied the United Nations to pass a measure outlawing private gun ownership
and effectively overturning the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment. Few nations on earth are pumping more money into the global
gun-ban movement than these six supposedly "free" countries: Great
Britain, Sweden, The Netherlands, France, Japan and Belgium. Along with globalist billionaire George Soros — who spent over $26 million of his own
personal fortune to try to elect gun-ban Senator John Kerry to the White House
last year - these six countries alone have already bankrolled the UN. gun-ban campaign to the tune of tens of millions of
dollars... with still more to come. (here) Open Society Institute supports UN
Agenda 21 – The plan to subvert American freedom and liberty. OSI funded the multi-year United Nations Millennium Development Project --
commissioned by the UN Secretary-General in 2002 “to develop a concrete action
plan for the world to … reverse the grinding poverty, hunger and disease
affecting billions of people. In 2005 this Project culminated in a
recommendation for a massive wealth-redistribution, foreign-aid program whose
provisions, if adopted, would impose more than $150 billion in annual
costs on Americans. The full text of Agenda
21 was revealed at the United Nations Conference on Environment and
Development (Earth Summit), held in Rio de Janeiro on June 14, 1992, where
178 governments voted to adopt the program. The final text was the result of
drafting, consultation and negotiation, beginning in 1989 and culminating at
the two-week conference. The number 21 refers to an agenda for the 21st
century. It may also refer to the number on the UN's
agenda at this particular summit. In 1997, the General Assembly of the UN held a special session
to appraise five years of progress on the implementation of Agenda 21 (Rio
+5). The Assembly recognized progress as 'uneven' and identified key trends
including increasing globalization, widening inequalities in income and a
continued deterioration of the global environment. A new General Assembly
Resolution (S-19/2) promised further action. The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, agreed at the World
Summit on Sustainable Development (Earth Summit 2002) affirmed UN commitment
to 'full implementation' of Agenda 21, alongside achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and
other international agreements. The Commission on Sustainable Development acts as a high level
forum on sustainable development and has acted as preparatory committee for
summits and sessions on the implementation of Agenda 21. The United Nations
Division for Sustainable Development acts as the secretariat to the
Commission and works 'within the
context of' Agenda 21. Implementation by member states remains
essentially voluntary. (here) "Investing in Development brings together the core
recommendations of the UN Millennium
Project. By outlining practical investment strategies and approaches to
financing them, the report presents an operational framework that will allow even the poorest countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by
2015."
(here) Each year, OSI sponsors a number of fellowships, among
them, the Soros Justice Fellowship which is awarded to
"outstanding individuals" who will implement projects aimed at
reforming the American criminal-justice system. Most notably, OSI seeks to end "the over-reliance on
incarceration and harsh punishment, and the lack of equal justice—especially
for people of color and the poor." One of the more infamous recipients
of this fellowship was the radical communist Linda Evans, a former member of the Weather Underground. In the 1970s, Evans and accomplice Susan Rosenberg took part
in the deadly Brinks armored-car robbery in Nyack, New York, where two
security guards and two police officers were shot, three of them fatally.
Three years later, the women were finally apprehended. At the time, they had
740 pounds of explosives (which they admitted were earmarked for bombings) in
their possession. Rosenberg was sentenced to 58 years in prison, Evans to 40
years. (She was later pardoned by President Bill Clinton in January 2001.) According to FBI files, Evans, during a 1969
trip to Hanoi, was shown an anti-aircraft gun, cradled it in her arms, and
said, "[I wish] an American plane would fly over." Her OSI award was intended to aid her efforts to
"increase civic participation of former prisoners." On August 16, 2005, OSI (in collaboration with the Center for
American Progress, the AFL-CIO, the Service Employees International Union, AFSCME, and the United Steelworkers Union) launched a new
organization called the Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN). Led by
Democratic activists David Sirota and Steve
Doherty, PLAN’s mission is to seed state
legislatures with prewritten "model" legislation reflecting leftist
visions of justice. Between 1998 and 2003, OSI received more than $30 million from U.S.
government agencies. Various State Department documents indicate that OSI has been paid to run what the Department
describes as "democratization programs" in a number of countries,
including Uzbekistan, Burma, and regions of Central Asia. In an effort to present itself in the most positive light to
the American people, OSI uses the services of the public relations
firm Fenton Communications. In October 2010, OSI announced that it was donating $1.8 million
to National Public Radio, in order to enable NPR to add 100 journalists at
its affiliate radio stations across the United States. Further evidence of Soros’ Open
Society Institute’s involvement in implementing Agenda 21 Funding: The Dutch
government, the Open Society Institute,
the European Union. Project Overview The Local Agenda 21
Charters Project has the following development objectives: 1. To assist local
authorities in all regions in actually implementing the Local Agenda 21 plans
that they developed and to provide both technical assistance and limited
financial support to concrete, practical projects which meet the objectives
and commitments in a community's Local Agenda 21. George Soros is
obviously a traitor (1. betrayer: somebody who is disloyal or treacherous) to America’s sovereignty and to
the course of individual freedom and liberty that was set by the Founders of
our Country. © Bill Wink November 14, 2010 |
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