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Billionaire investor George Soros says he can sympathise with the ongoing protests on Wall Street, which have spread to other US cities. He said he understood the anger at the use of taxpayers' cash to prop up stricken banks, allowing them to earn huge profits.
Originally posted by Pirateofpsychonautics
he either has you under his thumb or you are a well placed pawn on his chess board which could potentially reach the other end and transform to a much more valuable piece.
Originally posted by Nastradamus
Originally posted by Pirateofpsychonautics
he either has you under his thumb or you are a well placed pawn on his chess board which could potentially reach the other end and transform to a much more valuable piece.
The brilliance in the above is great to see
Originally posted by Pirateofpsychonautics
George Soros' Sympathy For Wall Street Protestors-BBC
Billionaire investor George Soros says he can sympathise with the ongoing protests on Wall Street, which have spread to other US cities. He said he understood the anger at the use of taxpayers' cash to prop up stricken banks, allowing them to earn huge profits.
Whilst a majority of the article doesn't relate to Soros, what is in there is prompting me further down the thought pattern that nothing is as it seems with all of the occupy movement protests...when someone like George Soros has 'sympathy' for you, alarm bells should start ringing. This is a man with no sympathy which means, he either has you under his thumb or you are a well placed pawn on his chess board which could potentially reach the other end and transform to a much more valuable piece.
To all of you protesting and planning on hitting the streets- be careful what you wish for, very careful.
This also seems to contradict a "media blackout" on the protests.
edit on 3/10/11 by Pirateofpsychonautics because: (no reason given)