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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Friday night thoughts:
George Soros is legitimately a genius in every field he worked. He implemented the modern Gene Sharp soft-power machinery. He ran one of the most successful hedge funds in history.
Soros spent his entire life denying any objective truth could possibly exist, and that the only "good" government was a supranational set of institutions that would arbitrate the competing interests of a borderless people.
Yet, for all his denial that truth could exist and his insistence that secular humanism was the only enlightened way to navigate the world... his entire philosophy of reflexivity was based on the idea that - his own quote - "discrepancy between thought and reality is so great that something will have to give: either reality will have to change, or thought will have to be brought back to the realm of reality."
What is reality if not objective truth?
Alex Soros is powerful, but dumb in comparison to his father. And ironically the proof of that is that Alex said he is more political than his father. Alex Soros thinks in left versus right terms. His father George operated and thought about 2-3 orders above where these labels mattered.
The challenge is, George Soros was enormously successful at building a blueprint which Alex and others are following. If we are to take the Soros machine down, we'll have to understand it better than George ever understood himself.
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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Yes, very much. It's just vibes. I went digging in European archives until I got proof that George Soros provided the founding capital for ARC which started the modern migration framework ... along with, IIRC, the Netherlands (of all countries).
I scanned thousands of pages in doing so. Plenty of laws, plenty of private documents, plenty of countries mentioned. Israel ... just wasn't there.
Israel occupies a weird spot where they're too powerful to have soft power operations performed *ON* them, yet they're too weak to project meaningful soft power. The country is outnumbered by dozens of Muslims countries who hate Israel, all forming a swing voting bloc in the UN, and possessing far more soft power money (and frankly, motive).
This isn't to say we should unconditionally ally with Israel. They have their own agenda, as all countries do (recall our closest ally, the UK, and their role in Russiagate). Israel clearly wants us to escalate Iran to a land war/actual regime change and that simply cannot be done - because that's the mathematical reality which vibes can't overcome.
But I do get super frustrated when people start assigning Israel more threat than the Gulf countries which collectively have far more money, far more NGO investment, far more EU/UN/globalist cooperation, and far more motive to conquer lands beyond their borders. And these Gulf countries also happen to be invested in promoting a narrative that Israel is the actual enemy.
To my knowledge, the only influencer who has actually been found out to be paid $7000 in anything is Thomas Massie himself from a pro-Islam advocate.
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