After
huge infusion of cash from George Soros, the New York Times began a series of
articles and videos attempting to show George Soros not for the villain that he
is, but as a 'misunderstood philanthropist' unfairly maligned by right wing extremists. 
George Soros reads
as the perfect arch-villain from Central Casting from the Hollywood
movies of old. He is obscenely wealthy in the billions, he
loves to destroy world financial markets,
he was born a Jew but collaborated with Nazis to
steal from the Jews in WWII, and now he wants to control American politics.
For many years, George Soros
operated well below the radar, using his billions to createagitator front groups in
the United States so he could influence events without it being linked back to
him. Soros money is behind ANTIFA, Black Lives Matter and many such similar
groups. But relentless reporting from sites like NTEB and others have had
the effect of outing Soros and brought his nefarious deeds to light.
Democrats and Far
Left Liberals are the recipients of his funding, and in fact, George Soros recently purchased $3,000,000.00 in
stock holdings of the New York Times. So is it any wonder that
now the NYT has begun publishing videos and articles that
attempt to show Soros in a positive light, and cast the people who expose him
for the evil he truly is as 'conspiracy nuts' and 'right wing extremists'?
Hate to break it to
you, New York Times, but the 63,000,000 million that voted for Donald
Trump, who will vote straight Red in
the Midterms, and who will vote for him again in 2020, are wide awake and ready
for battle. Your ridiculous attempt to try and clean up George Soros, one of
the most evil people in recent memory, will amount to exactly zero. The old Gray Lady doesn't
wield the power she once did, and is certainly no match for MAGA keyboard
warriors.
FROM THE WASHINGTON
FREE BEACON: Liberal billionaire George Soros purchased $3 million worth of stock
holdings in the publisher of the New York Times, filings show.
Soros's stock buy included 126,400 shares in the New York Times Company through
Soros Fund Management LLC, the billionaire's New York City-based investment
firm. The shares were valued at $3,046,000 at the time of purchase and are
shown in a May 15 filing to
the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The acknowledgment of
the purchase in the mid-May filings from Soros Fund Management appears to be
the first time that Soros has invested in the New York Times Company in more
than ten years. Soros's fund last reported shares in the company on its 2007
year-end report to the SEC,
according to a review of the fund's quarterly reports.
Dan Gainor, vice
president of business and culture at the Media Research Center, said that while
the investment is small in relation to the company's overall value, it would be
"naive" to "disconnect" the investment from one of the most
powerful liberals.
"Soros has long had
influence or given direct funding to a wide range of journalism operations from
NPR to ProPublica," Gainor said. "This is still a big step to be
buying a $3-million stake in the top liberal outlet in America." READ MORE
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