Reply #16: True. We cannot know his intentions. But we know the fruits of his [View All]

labors...and he "worked hard" against the neocons at a time that many did not. And he had the bucks to put where his mouth was.

I heard a speech by him on CSPAN. I didn't know who he was. The speech was on terrorism, I think. I was awestruck. He was one of the most knowledgeable, interesting speakers I'd ever heard, and he really made sense. Common sense.

He has not given up, either. He has joined with Buffet to increase non-conservative presence in media (let's not forget that the conservatives are swallowing up huge markets media-wise - remember the Swiftie Vet move-ad that was to play nationwide by one conservative media owner?).

Do not pay attention to the anti-Soros posters who don't have many posts under their belt. I suspect lurkers are around, esp. at this time, the height of the Schiavo mess.

If Soros broke a law, shame on him. Shame on Bush for his breaking of laws throughout the years. Shame on Cheney. Shame on Wolfowitz. Shame on Rove for the things he's done. Shame on Ken Lay. Shame on the Faux News channel for its biased "reporting." Plenty of shame to go around. Maybe they should all do time for their crimes, starting with Bush.