George Soros called defeating President Bush “the central focus of my life” and a “matter of life and death”

OK so there we have it………………..I have seen the enemy. It’s him, them, us and almost everyone else. Do I sound paranoid to you? Your naivete is endearing and incredulous. Soros is an antisemitic ‘Jew’, particularly scary but not surprising.

George Soros according to the Washinton Post, called defeating President Bush “the central focus of my life” and a “matter of life and death”. How ironic that he should use the very argument of life and death which he so richly funds.

In today’s New York Sun, New York’s Great and Best Newspaper (get the word out) is an important editorial on Soros:

George Soros, according to the Washington Post, called defeating President
Bush “the central focus of my life” and a “matter of life and death.” According
to the Post, he has said, “America, under Bush, is a danger to the world” and
believes a “supremest ideology” guides the White House. He has likened Mr.
Bush’s views to the Germans in World War II, according to the same Post story,
and he spent millions trying to defeat Mr. Bush in the latest election. So what
does one figure the Republican leadership in the Congress is going to make of
the fact that the no. 2 officer at the United Nations, Mark Malloch Brown, whose
current annual net salary as an undersecretary general is $125,000 a year, has
emerged as the tenant in a house that Mr. Soros owns and that rents for $120,000
a year?

This insight into the cozy arrangement between Kofi Annan’s camarilla and Mr.
Bush’s angriest political enemy was provided by our Benny Avni in his dispatch
on Friday. He reports that both sides say the house, cheek by jowl with Mr.
Soros’s own residence, is being rented at market rate. He quotes a spokesman for
the United Nations Development Program as saying that Mr. Malloch Brown is
covering the rent from his savings. He notes that Messrs. Soros and Malloch
Brown are good friends. Both the Soros camp and Mr. Malloch Brown’s defenders
insisted to our Mr. Avni that the living arrangement was set up as a “commercial
transaction,” rather than a gift.

If that’s the case, Mr. Malloch Brown, who is probably the United Nations’
most promising official, might want to provide some cancelled rent checks to the
House Committee on International Relations, just for safekeeping. And probably
get a copy to the Senate as well. Over the weekend, the online London Sunday
Times quoted Mr. Malloch Brown as saying that although American right-wingers
might disapprove of his association with Mr. Soros, “I hope in America you are
still allowed to choose your own friends.” Well, in America, yes. But on U.N.
soil, we’ll see. The London Sunday Times also quoted Mr. Malloch Brown as saying
the atmosphere at the United Nations has become “entirely like revolutionary
France, where the level of backstabbing and betrayal would make Shakespeare
wince.”

Call this little Thermidor the other side of the fight over Mr. Bush’s
nomination of John Bolton to be the American permanent representative. While
news was surfacing of the Soros-Malloch Brown arrangement, the House of
Representatives was voting – 221-to-184 – to halve American funding of the world
body if it fails to implement minimal reforms, leaving taxpayers to wonder why,
if it fails to implement reforms, they should pay even half. The House did
reject an attempt by Rep. Tom Lantos, who has been losing credibility, to water
down the measure by giving some discretion to the state secretary. “We have had
enough waivers, enough resolutions, enough statements,” Rep. Henry Hyde,
chairman of international relations, was quoted by the Associated Press as
saying. “It’s time we had some teeth in reform.”

BTW, YOU MUST READ IT ALL, AS SOROS SO SUCCINCTLY PUT IT “IT’S A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH”.
(I tried hard to find a pic  of Soros and Coffee Enema together, but there was none to be had. Kno ing what great buds they are I found the absence of any phtots  particularly conspicuous and deliberate – but hey that’s just me .