Tuesday, March 29, 2016

SECRET ALLIANCE: George Soros and Donald Trump

By Jen Kuznicki

Not only has Trump funded open borders politicians like Schumer, Durbin, McCain, Graham and Menendez, but he’s also been bailed out by George Soros.

Trump actually spent Christmas Eve with George Soros in 2009, according to the New York Post.  But hey, billionaires gotta stick together, you know?  Nevermind that Soros is for a One World Order, an anti-Zionist and an anti-constitutional funder of all things unholy.

The funder of all things unholy also funded the Trump Tower in Chicago. According to the Chicago Tribune: 

Donald Trump has lined up three New York hedge funds, including money from billionaire George Soros, to invest $160 million in his Chicago skyscraper, a key piece in perhaps the largest construction financing in the city's history, according to real estate sources and public documents. 

Soros gave Donald Trump a mezzanine loan, which is basically a bailout, because Trump didn’t want to, or couldn’t, front his own money to build the Chicago Trump Tower.  Mezzanine loans are loans offered with outrageous interest that help the developer on the front end of finance, and which often offer a stake in the building.

Trump was also named in a lawsuit along with Soros in New York surrounding the sale of the GM Building, so it’s not as if Trump only dealt with Soros in Chicago.

Many Trump supporters might think this is no big deal—that businessmen have to do business with people they may personally not like.  However, in 2011, when considering a White House bid, Trump attended a Tea Party rally and told people to, “Leave George Soros alone, he has enough problems,” giving the distinct impression that Trump might just owe the global manipulator money. The magnitude of the George Soros identity is not known universally.

George Soros has a messianic complex, the likes of which he has said he needs to keep in check because otherwise he’d be in a loony bin.

Soros’ main cause is embodied in his Open Society Foundations, which he believes is an extension of his education that focused on Karl Popper’s philosophy.  Popper taught at the London School of Economics when Soros attended, and Soros has stolen Popper’s vision and turned it inside out.

The Open Society and It’s Enemies is a book Popper wrote during WWII that denounced Marxism and glorified democracy.  However, Soros has twisted Popper's overall philosophical arguments against Marxism and for democracy into a destroy borders at all cost, totalitarian Marxist worldwide order, centered on zero borders so that a chosen few can rule the globe.   Soros was widely speculated as the person who bet on America’s downgrade and partially caused our economy to tank in 2008.  Soros’ Foundation and the vast network of hundreds of groups that he funds are all centered around mass migration, and he contributes to the same politicians that Donald Trump does.  In fact, Trump has over the years contributed to Soros’ pet projects like dosomething.org, a website dedicated to youth political correctness.

The groups Soros funds are the most anti-American groups that plague this nation.  Through his funding for activists, Soros’ army of Leftists twists and turns the agenda of the nation.  Most recently, Soros funded Occupy Wall Street and the Ferguson protests, as well as Media Matters and MoveOn.org.

The master of “dark money,” Soros funds the underbelly of Leftist chaos. Like Trump, he’s given to John McCain and the Clinton Foundation. Trump actually contributed a quarter of a million dollars to the Clintons, and though some might believe Trump was a hapless bystander in a swirl of political demands, understand that the entire Democratic Party, with all its constant demand for social change, held a place in Trump’s heart too, very recently.

Trump called for the impeachment of George W. Bush, taking the Leftist view of partisan destruction, saying that Bush lied about going to war.  This argument was pushed non-stop on Media Matters and Move On and the Leftists seized the national narrative of “Bush lied, people died.”  That libelous inflammatory rhetoric was a Soros special.

Soros once said that removing President George W. Bush from office in 2004 was the ‘central focus of my life.’  He put his money where his mouth is, giving $23.58 million to various 527 groups dedicated to defeating Bush.

Donald Trump has admitted to having a great relationship with Nancy Pelosi, putting his money where his mouth is and opening his moth-filled wallet.  But it was a special and deliberate appeal for a cause. "I was surprised that she (Pelosi) didn't do more in terms of Bush and going after Bush," Trump said. "It was almost - it just seemed like she was going to really look to impeach Bush and get him out of office, which personally I think would have been a wonderful thing."

Trump did not feel the same loathing for, nor did he take a political risk for the impeachment of, the most unconstitutional Leftist president this nation has ever seen, Barack Obama, telling the Putin apologist Alex Jones: “In a way you’ll make him a martyr. But I don't even say that. I'm the most disappointed in Republicans."

When you look at the people Donald Trump surrounds himself with, you couldn’t rightly say he’s aware of the types he gets into contracts and political causes with.  However, his history shows either an ignorance or stamped approval of who these people are and what they wish to accomplish. 

The tentacles of worldwide dominance includes Trump, while he gives money to the worst politicians, preaches deal-making as a beatitude, and gets along with the most ruthless destroyers of America.

 
Read more at Conservative Review.
 

6 comments:

CPT. Charles said...

Glad to see a follow-up to this story (over a month old now...).

A Trump presidency I could live with.

A Trump presidency intertwined with Soros in ANY way, is unacceptable.

That leaves only one candidate worth mentioning... Cruz.

Lunarman said...

Waiting for the inevitable Trumpkin comments.... Trump has a remarkably open past - full of stories just like this. The fact that there has never been an obvious Road to Damascus conversion, a decides lack of commonly understood core principles (that aligb with Republican ideology), his long and repeatedly support of many of the worst Democrats... I just don't get the rabid support. Iconoclasm isn't enough. I have good friends who are relatively intelligent who support him - and despite Trumps inability to express a coherent policy policy on most anything and his extremely checkered past....

Anonymous said...

Dear Lunarman - I fully agree and am at a loss for words for the Trump support. The only viable conclusion that I can come up with is that the dumbing down of Americans has been a roaring success. That people believe one syllable out of Trump's mouth is astounding and heartbreaking. He is an imbecile. A wealthy inbecile, yes, but wealth does not automatically give you class, integrity or intelligence. Trump is nothing more than a bombastic bully who has been given a pass for his inarticulate, ignorant self. He has been surrounded by "yes" people (sycophants) for his whole life because he holds their livelihoods in his hands. He is crude, practically illiterate and pathetically self-UNAWARE. His presidency would be a total disaster. Almost more so than the jerk we have suffered through for the last (almost) eight years. The media shares the burden of the blame for the sad state of affairs that America has been suffering. The big money donors (Tom Donohue of the US Chamber of Commerce), Wall Street, Big Oil and George Soros also share in the blame. But, most of all, the deliberate unawareness and lack of concern for our country by so-called Americans, is despicable and disgusting. When it finally hits them, what is happening, they will be "like pissed man" because their futures and the futures of their kids, grandkids, and beyond, will be circling down the drain into the cesspool of communism and they won't even know what hit them. It's heinous because the politicians have manipulated the ignorant masses for so long, they don't even consider it criminal. It's just "business as usual for them".

Lunarman said...

Waiting for the inevitable Trumpkin comments.... Trump has a remarkably open past - full of stories just like this. The fact that there has never been an obvious Road to Damascus conversion, a decides lack of commonly understood core principles (that aligb with Republican ideology), his long and repeatedly support of many of the worst Democrats... I just don't get the rabid support. Iconoclasm isn't enough. I have good friends who are relatively intelligent who support him - and despite Trumps inability to express a coherent policy policy on most anything and his extremely checkered past....

Anonymous said...

SOROS = CRUZ

This story doesn't make a great deal of sense. Soros is a backer of the Kasich/Cruz/GOPe brokered convention strategy intended to make Kasich the nominee.

If you want to support Soros in your life. Vote the GOPe/Cruz/Kasich party line.

If you want to oppose Soros, vote Trump.

This sort of thing points out how desperate Cruz is getting. He has to know the Enquirer story is tied to pre-withdrawal Rubio campaign, not Trump, but he lies about it anyway.

Anonymous said...

CRUZ ~ ACTUALLY SPEAKS AS A CONSERVATIVE.... I LIKE LIBERAL RIGHT WING individuals,

such as ERIK von KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, the last KNIGHT of the Hapsburg Empire, who would

write for the NATIONAL REVIEW on a bi-weekly basis. Jack ~~~~ ♥

P.S.: I will vote for CRUZ in NM ♥