George Soros, the man who 'broke the Bank of England', backing secret plot to thwart Brexit

George Soros, the billionaire known as the man who “broke the Bank of England”, is backing a campaign to overturn Brexit, the Telegraph can disclose.

The investor is one of three senior figures linked to the Remain-supporting campaign group Best for Britain who plan to launch a nationwide advertising campaign this month, which they hope will lead to a second referendum to keep Britain in the EU.

The campaign is trying to recruit major Tory donors in an attempt to undermine Theresa May.

It also plans to target MPs and convince them to vote against the final Brexit deal to trigger another referendum or general election, according to a strategy document leaked from a meeting of the group.

The document says the campaign, which will begin by the end of this month, must “wake the country up and assert that Brexit is not a done deal. That it’s not too late to stop Brexit”

www.telegraph.co.uk...

Well who would have thougjt, Soros fighting for open borders yet again.

Who cares what the people of the UK voted for, come hook or crook, the elite will push their globalist agents.

I am curious what type of security this guy has.
By most accounts he should have been found hanging by his feet from a bridge with his head underwater by now.

Some people think they "own" countries !!

Soros has a clouded history tangled with lies and bitter jealousies.

Touts he came from Hungary and went to England as a Teenager and miraculously got into the London School of Economics.

Sure.

🤔👴

originally posted by: Grambler

Well who would have thougjt, Soros fighting for open borders yet again.

Who cares what the people of the UK voted for, come hook or crook, the elite will push their globalist agents.

On the other hand, that's why people make money.

So that they can "influence" the world around them, to shape and re-shape it into the kind of world that fits with their own philosophy.

The more money you have, the more you can make things happen.

If we don't like this, we can just limit how much money each person can have. Say, nobody is allowed to accumulate more than $10 million. And tax them 100% for every dollar over that limit. Then, they wouldn't be able the shake the nations, and cause collapse of banks with their coin.

a reply to: skunkape23

I would guess multiple properties worldwide in gated or secure locations, private security and multiple passports could help somewhere. Lots of money too. That's always handy to have around. And connected friends.

a reply to: Grambler

A "secret plot" to fund an ad campaign?

Boy howdy, Soros is downright diabolical.

Is there any evidence that a second referendum would return a different result? I ask because polls seem to indicate that the result would be the same, helped by a belligerent EU it seems.

originally posted by: AMPTAH

originally posted by: Grambler

Well who would have thougjt, Soros fighting for open borders yet again.

Who cares what the people of the UK voted for, come hook or crook, the elite will push their globalist agents.

On the other hand, that's why people make money.

So that they can "influence" the world around them, to shape and re-shape it into the kind of world that fits with their own philosophy.

The more money you have, the more you can make things happen.

If we don't like this, we can just limit how much money each person can have. Say, nobody is allowed to accumulate more than $10 million. And tax them 100% for every dollar over that limit. Then, they wouldn't be able the shake the nations, and cause collapse of banks with their coin.

Ironically that's exactly how billionaires are formed, by collectivism which you propose. A free market cannot generate such crazy wealth disparity, eventually competition undermines an individuals particular angle/racket and they are forced out of business.

It's only with rampant collectivism can the elite create systems using the force of government to exact their rents upon society.

a reply to: SkeptiSchism

Ironically your statement is false. Collectivism as you call is not even a word except in your head. Socialism maybe or communism bu neither of thoose have anything too do with how Soros collected his wealth. Capitalism did however! You present no theory or evidence or even explanation for your invented words

Like with Trump - the media told us Brits we are stupid if we vote to leave EU, they told us NOBODY would be stupid enough to vote to leave.

What happened?

Exactly.

Now those remainers are almost crying, kicking their legs and spitting their dummies, desperate for another vote, a 're-vote' I guess. A bit childish I know.

Below are some of our remainers/Antifa (paid by Soros????) 'debating' intelligently with JR Mogg, a British stalwart and patriot.



Some say JR Mogg is only looking after his rich cronies but some people do not take in information very well and only hear what they want to.

a reply to: AMPTAH

If we don't like this, we can just limit how much money each person can have. Say, nobody is allowed to accumulate more than $10 million. And tax them 100% for every dollar over that limit. Then, they wouldn't be able the shake the nations, and cause collapse of banks with their coin.

I wish we had the power to change a bloody bus timetable let alone the whole way the economy works.

originally posted by: paraphi
Is there any evidence that a second referendum would return a different result? I ask because polls seem to indicate that the result would be the same, helped by a belligerent EU it seems.

I kind of agree but I fear that the populace is so easily led that a clever campaign paid for by Soros would influence their decisions - a bit like the Democrats claim Russia did to America during their election!!!!!!

Sorry for hijacking a thread with three replies in a row, bad manners, people replied whilst I was typing my first reply.

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: Grambler

A "secret plot" to fund an ad campaign?

Boy howdy, Soros is downright diabolical.

Oh is that all? I guess I shouldn't care then..

It will begin with an advertising blitz targeting younger voters, and continue with traditional and social media campaigning. There are plans for “guerrilla marketing tactics”, as well as “youth-focused” concerts and marches.

There is a proposed partnership with trade unions, employer bodies, youth groups and consumer organisations. These groups will adopt seemingly independent public positions opposing the Government’s Brexit plans, but Best for Britain will provide them with “strategic, messaging, creative, social media and critically financial support”.

The objective is to convince MPs to vote against the deal Theresa May negotiates with Brussels, regardless of its content and despite the risk that doing so could mean Britain leaves the EU with no alternative agreement in place.

...

A strategy paper seen by several guests at the dinner declared: “We must win the meaningful vote that Mrs May has promised… That is likely to trigger a new referendum, or election. We must prevail decisively, so reassuring Europe that our return will be permanent.”

...

In fact, Malloch-Brown has speculated before, and in public, about stopping Brexit by forcing another “election or referendum, or a change of government without an election, or a change of prime minister”.

www.telegraph.co.uk...

You might not care about democratic decisions being overturned or new elections forced by far-left billionaires but sensible people do.

a known secret plot...

everyone is evil according to America. almost like a poetic global social palindrome.

someone please give me a link to crimes committed by this soros guy who seems to hate the world...

The man is a wanted criminal in more than one country. Don't see why America doesn't deport him to face justice in Hungary, or Thailand?

a reply to: odzeandennz

I was going to type a response based on how he crumbled the SE Asian banks, specifically Thailand and its currency.

But you are one of these who thinks something is only 'wrong' if it is a crime by the sounds of your typing up there.

Your post has blown my mind in more ways than one.

Quandary for progressives...

1) Money is free speech
2) Rich people trample over the voice and choice of the people

originally posted by: and14263
a reply to: odzeandennz

I was going to type a response based on how he crumbled the SE Asian banks, specifically Thailand and its currency.

But you are one of these who thinks something is only 'wrong' if it is a crime by the sounds of your typing up there.

Your post has blown my mind in more ways than one.

so thats a no then?... and thanks for making assumptions when a question is asked in an effort to shed more light and keep the "me too replies" at bay...
so he is evil because of ..... show me please...

a reply to: odzeandennz

1 - shorted Asian (Thai and Malaysian) currencies then went on to make such aggressive trades that the currency almost dies. 1999?

2 - purchased gilts steadily then sold them like they were going out of fashion - knowingly causing a crash and making billions in a week, causing the recession of 1992 (uk)

3 - His ACT group spent $137mil campaigning on behalf of Kerry - crime - contributions were above federal limits. Abused loopholes to push this campaign.

4 - Lynne Stewart

Erm should I go on? Sordid personal life, TAX - holding on to client's taxable money, reinvesting, making profit, then paying.



He's immoral and a criminal.



Happy for you to support him though, it's up to you.


(No need for me to post sources because both left and right leaning media confirm this via Google or whatever).

a reply to: and14263

ill dig deeper into soros.

i dont know why people get defensive and disrespective when someone whos ill-informed asks a question... not sure what makes you think I 'support' some rich twit i know nothing about...

so he did all this and managed to 'evade' courts. he must be some trillionaire or has friends deep...very deep.
but i wont presume... i cant and shouldn't presume until i see substantiated evidence ( goes for soros or no soros)