Close, but no cigar.

The problem is unsustainable government, not simply one single facet of it.

Both sides are equally responsible, as long as they are unwilling to address runaway spending.

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(06-21-2017, 05:38 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(06-21-2017, 11:31 AM)FBT Wrote: That's not completely accurate.

George Soros has absolutely become a billionaire betting on economic disasters and banking failures.

Betting and then creating them.

Absolutely.  You can tell who has (and who has not) done their homework on George Soros.

I'd wager that's also an indicator of whether or not some do their homework at all when it comes to political topics.

This is how he built his wealth, it's his formula.  There are only so many times one can wash, rinse, repeat on a global scale.  It's what he wanted to happen, and continues to want to happen, here.  There's no bigger opportunity on the planet.  There are several other small potatoes he's still after, but this is his current prize.  Chasing it like Gollum chasing his precious.  It's similarly turned him into the monster he is.  It won't end with him, as at least one of his children are part of the pursuit as well.

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