Yesterday, we heard from Elon Musk about how George Soros “hates humanity.” That alone is worthy of song, especially after the digital bludgeoning Musk took from the likes of the ADL and pretty much every Soros-loving leftist on Twitter.
Then, another billionaire chimed in. David Sacks took the time to post a long Tweet exposing Soros as a destroyer of American society…
George Soros has been so uniquely destructive to law & order in American cities that there’s a name for the carnage he’s wrought: “Soros DAs.” His organization described its strategy to Politico in a 2016 article: it would change the law, not by going through legislatures, but rather by buying under-funded DA elections. His DAs would then change the law through the abuse of prosecutorial discretion.
Soros’ strategy worked because few were paying attention to hyper-local DA elections. No one expected out-of-town money to come in and seek to radically change their quality of life. Now that the results are clear, many more people are paying attention. This has caused some in the mainstream media and leftwing political groups to attempt to portray any criticism of Soros as anti-semitism. This is absurd.
Soros sought to have an outsized impact on public policy. He should not be immune from criticism. In any other context, the influence of money in politics would be a legitimate topic of conversation. Indeed, it is highly appropriate in a democracy to recognize when a special interest has subverted the public interest.
George Soros has been so uniquely destructive to law & order in American cities that there’s a name for the carnage he’s wrought: “Soros DAs.” His organization described its strategy to Politico in a 2016 article: it would change the law, not by going through legislatures, but…
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) May 17, 2023
What neither Sacks nor Musk noted was the reality of Soros’ reach. It isn’t just the District Attorneys. To be able to continue the con for as long as possible, Soros has also bought into the judiciary, legislatures, and most importantly corporate media. If you’re not allowed to criticize a man’s actions without being labeled an “anti-Semite,” then that man will be free to do essentially whatever he wants.
In many ways, the Soros playbook to destroy America is the most comprehensive and destructive in play. One can argue that the only playbook more destructive would be the one employed by Satan and his minions. Still others might say that they’re running the same playbook.
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Attempts by groups such as the ADL to label criticism as antisemitism are what’s actually antisemitic. Soros’ wicked deeds are not a trait of the children of Jacob any more than they’re a trait of any other ethnos. And they’re most certainly not in line with the commandments of God, or the precepts of His law.
Romans 2:25-29 says such persons are not Jews. They may be blood descendants of Jacob, but when they rejected God they lost the right to be called by the name that He gave them.
Soros is an atheist, and those who scream “antisemitism” are just like him. And they’re also, ironically, not much different than nazis – who would also not hesitate to imply that the wickedness of Soros, and his working of iniquity, are a Jewish trait by blood as well as core tenets of Jewish faith.
I doubt you’ll find any actual practicing orthodox Jews, not just outwardly but also inwardly, those who are the real deal, who would consider Soros to be one of them. I cannot speak for them, but I suspect they’d agree with the Apostle Paul’s analysis (who was himself a Jew and a pharisee), that a wicked man like Soros, who has rejected God altogether, has lost his right to be called a Jew. He’s certainly and most obviously not one of them.
The ADL needs to quit defaming Jews.
It’s all written down, right.
Those of us who are not illiterate, and are not obsessed with ethnos, know good and well that the wicked actions of Soros are not Jewish traits and are not an exercise of God’s law.
You can’t unwrite what’s been written for millennia, ADL. It’s not going to magically disappear. Quit being stupid.
Mr. Sacks is being extremely kind when he calls it absurd.
The reality is that it is some of the most wicked, deranged, dumber-than-dirt, counterproductive stupidity imaginable. Almost as if Adolf Hitler is running the ADL, bent on sending the message to the world that all Jews are wicked God-haters just like Soros, who support his egregious sins.
I’m not sure it could get any more stupid, deranged, wicked, or counterproductive. Groups like the ADL have morphed into the biggest defamers of Jews on the planet. They need to decide which is most important – big money from wicked billionaires, or combating the defamation of Jews. Are they going to be a clownish grift or are they going to be the real deal.
It’s just stupid – the idea that to call out sin is to hate an ethnos.
That’s not anti-defamation.
It’s pro-sin, and nothing but.
Then they come back and say it’s cultural.
Indeed it is – a culture of sin
This guy was helping the nazi’s round them up to send to the camps and the adl does not disavow him? He must be contributing to them then. The adl and slpc are two of the most anti American groups around and should lose their 501c3 status.
Yep, SPLC is joke also
Democrats (and some republicans): “this is our agenda”
Other democrats: “if you call it an agenda, we’ll put you on our hate map”
SMH
“the SPLC is a joke” (started editing and got sidetracked)