We’re spending more and more time in the Bahamas. Once we get 50% of our assets offshore, we’ll be in a position to make the move permanent after the Messiah comes to power

lonesomecharlie on July 12, 2008 at 1:02 PM

I hope you’re aware that this law was signed by Bush:

http://www.pwcias.com/home/eng/globalwatch_us_may2008.html

Missed getting one out yesterday, but I hope the time spent re-vamping will make your visits here more enjoyable.  Please let me know your opinions and/or any problems you may see that I can’t.  Thanks!

Continue

We all can see the ha…

Where are the conservative wealthy activists?

jgapinoy on July 12, 2008 at 10:17 AM

Same place as the not so wealthy conservatives; you McCainiac supporters threw them in the trash to go chase leftist and illegal alien votes. You don’t get to have it both ways. You don’t get to nominate a candidate who peed on conservative positions for 8 years and then demand that you are still entitled to the money of the folks who’s values got soaked. Politics always comes down to give and take. Some conservatives may vote for McCain but I’m betting the money is going to be a lot slower. Maybe you should find some wealthy center lefties to to pick up the tab…oh..gosh..they’re all giving to Obama. Well, good luck anyway.

jgapinoy on July 12, 2008 at 10:17 AM

You mean like……Larry Craig?

We need some very wealthy conservatives to fund conservative groups to counter Soros.

2theright on July 12, 2008 at 10:01 AM

You can’t count on a rich person or two. They control the schools, unless the schools are taken back it is over THEY indoctrinate your children from Kindergarten through college and inundate them with propaganda through the media daily. It is going to take action at the grassroots level. Individuals are going to have to get involved and take action. Hoping someone else will solve it will go no where. As someone noted in another post we may be reaching the point where the tree is in need of watering.

And forgetting the French investment and Bank of England currency shenanigans, the essence of this Jew-hating Jew’s profoundly fetid corruption is rooted in his adolescent assurance of his personal survival by actively searching out and betraying other Jews to the SS/Nazis.

I believe he is most assuredly a major puppeteer behind the current bizarre global energy turbulence and the fathomless financial sector chaos.

If you think of him as a leader of the far left you are wrong… he certainly is engaged in helping overthrow the regime of the last eight years and he has enabled that opposition. Not a bad thing.

If you are looking for reason for the rise of the political left in the US look no further than the current Administration. That has motivated even quiet independents into opposition. I would not be surprised if the pendulum swings the other way when the grass roots behind Obama are upset at the failure to deliver.

As Fund notes, this is about more than just 2008’s presidential election. This is an attempt at a generational change in political direction. The Right had better wake up to this threat and act accordingly.

B I N G O ! ! ! glad to see somone else getting it and pointing it out.

Desperate people do desperate things.

Create social desperation and choas. Blame it on conservatives for not drilling for oil and using our food chain for ethnolol.

And guess what happens???

We don’t seem to generate the same kind of “grassroots” activism that the left does.

That’s because our focus is on the individual, rather than on groups.

What a handfull of lefties can accomplish, it takes a whole movement on the right to just give a little pushback.

That’s because they have the backing of the media.

Since I don’t want the right to become as crazy as the left, I have no idea what the solution is.
Big John on July 12, 2008 at 7:55 PM

Work at promoting conservatism at the local level where the individual counts for something.

Soros formed an alliance with many of the new elites who made their fortunes while revolutionizing the communications industry.

Ragnell on July 12, 2008 at 6:52 PM

Yes, and not just in America. The man buys governments for a living.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Soros was also one of those speculators behind the fall of the dollar…

newton on July 12, 2008 at 1:25 PM

The downturn of the economy was orchestrated by those who exploited its weaknesses with the specific purpose of winning the election in November. Soros complained about the weakness of the dollar, but it doesn’t mean he and his minions didn’t contribute to it. I think he complained to throw off any speculation that he was involved in it.

Even a semi-free capitalist system that allows for political favor mongering to enrich the system gamers has to depend on some degree of productive activity, else there would be little to loot.

It’s a mystery.

I hope and pray Americans read and reflect on how dangerous this situation has become. Is it too extreme to state that this looks like an attempt by the new “communication powerbroker” elites at funding a progressive’s revolution? Can they really get away with buying the government and our future?

It reminds me of certain historical situations when a revolutionary weapon is introduced into a conflict. Those with the new weapon(longbow, stirrup, etc)can often move so quickly to establish an advantage that their opposition may not catch up in time.

Soros formed an alliance with many of the new elites who made their fortunes while revolutionizing the communications industry. They developed new web-based strategies that have caught us unprepared.That weapon combined with the radical left’s access to massive funding has changed the nature of the stuggle. If Americans don’t decide to mobilize very soon, this growing cancer could inflict a mortal wound to our constitution and our country’s future.

Any conservative who hopes that by sitting out the election they will punish McCain and the Republicans will gain that goal, but by doing so, may help shove the radical movement into permanent political, social and cultural domination and our goals over the edge of no return.

Actually, Wealthy Conservatives are not in scarce but not having a good Conservative Republican candidate is THE problem.

Anita on July 12, 2008 at 10:13 AM

Where the hell is Bond and ‘Q’ when you need them?

Limerick on July 12, 2008 at 10:14 AM

To me, there’s your problem. Far too many are wanting a fictional character to come and save them.

If any damned fool can’t see that for Obama to win would be for Soros to win, then that when Soros does win, that fool–and all the rest of us, will be good and truly damned.

While McCain was far from my first choice, I’m not such an idiot that I think that voting for him is an any way comparable to voting for Barry and letting this man who hates everything I hold dear be the power inside his empty head on his ceremonial throne.

Soros is an old man, folks. This is his last shot. If he can’t get Barry elected, he’s done for.

If I was someone contemplating wasting my vote or not voting, that would be reason enough for me to realize that it’s never a perfect world, and choices always have consequences.