Did you know that Hungary actually has an official law called 'STOP Soros' although this aimed at illegal immigrants and migrants. I wonder why they called it that though? Quite interesting that you seem to be sticking up for him...
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That would make sense if we weren't a left of centre country by nature. Back under your rock please.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostHungary are not happy with Brexit as it needs another right wing country to keep faith with their anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and back to their dictatorial roots policy: Hungary complains Brexit will leave it outnumbered in EU | Politics | The Guardian
It was the Tory MEPs who supported Orban in the EU parliament and now they're reciprocating...The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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I think you got some of the words wrong there....Originally posted by LondonManc View PostThat would make sense if we weren't a left of centre country by nature. Back under your rock please.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Soros is a deeply sinister character, funding all sorts of whack job activists around the globe. It is perfectly reasonable to object to him doing that and unreasonable to label any criticism as anti-Semitic.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDid you know that Hungary actually has an official law called 'STOP Soros' although this aimed at illegal immigrants and migrants. I wonder why they called it that though? Quite interesting that you seem to be sticking up for him...
I read a great article about the Women's March the other day, groups that he funds are deeply anti-Semitic
Is the Women's March Melting Down? – Tablet MagazineComment
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Does that article mention Soros? What do you think of Aaron Banks?Originally posted by minestrone View PostSoros is a deeply sinister character, funding all sorts of whack job activists around the globe. It is perfectly reasonable to object to him doing that and unreasonable to label any criticism as anti-Semitic.
I read a great article about the Women's March the other day, groups that he funds are deeply anti-Semitic
Is the Women's March Melting Down? – Tablet Magazine“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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It mentions groups that he funds, groups that are run by zoomers.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDoes that article mention Soros? What do you think of Aaron Banks?
(It is an excellent article though, a great autopsy of how well meaning causes get hijacked by crazies)
Aaron Banks is a twunt.Comment
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