Anonymous Report This Comment Date: April 24, 2007 08:02PM
Buying Political PowerTuesday , April 24,
2007
By Bill O'Reilly
“The Factor” has been investigating far left billionaire George Soros, a
man who wants to impose a radical left agenda on America. And under the radar,
he is making great progress.
Soros has set up a complicated political operation designed to do two things:
buy influence among some liberal politicians, and smear people with whom he
disagrees.
Now here's a chart of how Soros and a few other wealthy radicals who help him
are funneling money into the political process. Stay with me on this. Most of
Soros' political money flows through his Open Society Institute. You see it
there on the left, which is almost unlimited funding.
Since 2001, according to federal documents, the Open Society Institute has given
nearly $20 million to the Tides Foundation right below that. An astounding
amount.
Now Tides, in turn, funnels the money to a variety of radical hatchet men who
are all well paid. For example, Tides has donated millions to the vile
propaganda outfit Media Matters, which specializes in distorting comments made
by politicians, pundits, and media people. Media Matters is an Internet site,
but directly feeds its propaganda to some mainstream media people including
elements at NBC News, columnist Frank Rich and Paul Krugman at The New York
Times, columnist Jonathan Alter at Newsweek, and Bill Moyers at PBS. — In
fact, as president of the Shoeman Center Foundation, Moyers oversaw at least a
$500,000 transfer of money to Media Matters. — We'll have more on that
tomorrow.
Now George Soros is also pouring money into the Center for American Progress,
run by former Clinton aide John Podesta, and the Democracy Alliance Group, both
of which fund Media Matters as well. So you can see the enormous amount of money
this Media Matters has control of.
Finally, George Soros has given the radical left organization Move On many, many
millions of dollars. — This group actively supports liberal politicians like
Howard Dean and John Edwards. It also organizes demonstrations promoting
left-wing causes.
So you can see how powerful this guy Soros has become. He can smear anyone he
wants in a variety of ways. His organizations can raise millions for
politicians, who will do his bidding. Thus, he can demand that politicians
running for office do what he tells them to do.
If the liberal politician doesn't toe the Soros line, he or she will be denied
funding and brutally attacked. — Just ask Senator Joseph Lieberman about what
Move On and Media Matters did to him.
Now "Talking Points" has reason to believe John Edwards is taking
orders from the Soros group right now. And other Democratic politicians may be
as well.
The goal of George Soros, Peter Lewis, Suzy Thompkins Buell and other radical
financiers is to buy a presidential election. —By that I mean find and fund a
candidate who will tacitly do what he or she is told to do.
In the past, big business has been accused of doing just that. Now it is the
likes of George Soros — an extremist who wants open borders, a one world
foreign policy, legalized drugs, euthanasia and on and on.
My book "Culture Warrior" documents Soros' policy and his tax evading
businesses located in Curacao and Bermuda.
The really frightening thing about all this is that most Americans have never
even heard of George Soros. his is off the chart dangerous, but completely legal
under the McCain-Feingold Act.
In the weeks to come, we'll have more on Soros and his operations, including
naming more of the mainstream media which is actively helping him, which
includes Rosie O'Donnell.
aDCBeast Report This Comment Date: April 24, 2007 08:27PM
Bill Orally ? LOL!
There is a huge problem with the premise of this article. Political power hasn't
been acquired despite the millions spent.
Bill Orally is paid by the Bush admin like Armstrong Williams.
Now that is buying political power.
Anonymous Report This Comment Date: April 24, 2007 10:42PM
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Anonymous Report This Comment Date: April 24, 2007 10:47PM
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jgoins Report This Comment Date: April 25, 2007 12:24PM
Everything is for sale, it's just a matter of price.
shaDEz Report This Comment Date: April 25, 2007 07:27PM
i'm not for sale... call me crazy, but not even all of the money in the world
could buy me
fossil_digger Report This Comment Date: November 25, 2011 02:45PM
defending George Soros beast? that doesn't surprise me.
