Billionaire globalist and altogether controversial figure, George Soros, is now the subject of a $10 billion lawsuit accusing him of being a “racketeer billionaire” for meddling in the affairs of a sovereign African nation — purely for personal reasons — in what critics say typifies his modus operandi. See what others are saying about Soros and who he is in the comments section below. FOX News reports the 86-year-old financier and manager of a global network of nonprofits will be forced by BSG Resources’ lawsuit to answer for manipulating the politics and economics of Guinea for his own benefit Despite Soros’ often contentious dealings and reputation as a pompous busybody, the filing in New York Federal Court has thus far largely escaped the spotlight. Soros, who controls a web of international nonprofits in addition to his vast financial empire, used his sway with the government of Guinea to freeze Israeli company BSG Resources out of the West African nation’s lucrative iron ore mini
Words again from Mrs May. Remember when she said 'Brexit means Brexit'? Remember when she spelled out what her red lines were? In several speeches? Now we have seen she is not only a woman of straw, unable to deliver the leadership that Brexit would always have demanded, but she betrays the essential requirement of leadership - integrity and honesty. As such, she has lost the trust of whole swathes of the country - in her Tory grassroots and branches, across Labour heartlands who voted Leave, across her own MPs (where she is clearly struggling to ramp up much support for her Chequers cave-in, and using fear tactics again), and yes, of course, those of her MPs who have long supported Brexit, and who believed her when she so clearly promised to deliver it. There comes a time when you have lost the trust of most of your support base, that the only credible and honourable thing to do is to resign. Pig-headedness does not enable pigs to fly, and she needs to face reality that she has betrayed too many, for too long, and for so little. As Cromwell said to Parliament, and repeated in part later by Leo Amery to Chamberlain 'you have sat too long for any good you have been doing, depart I say, and let us have done with you - in the name of God, go!' Could not put it better if I laboured for days over such a poignant and relevant speech.
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