That makes this entire deal "antisemitic." Any time anyone points out that George Soros spends a lot of money getting leftwing prosecutors elected or #rigging elections or buying up Marxist media, the "fact-checkers" and media organizations which Soros directly funds claim that to mention true facts is "antisemitic" and also a "conspiracy theory."
The claim they make, when you force them to explain how this is an "antisemitic conspiracy theory," is that saying that any specific Jewish person influences elections or the media is spreading the "antisemitic trope" that all Jews control the media and our government. They fail to point out that Soros is not in fact Jewish; he converted to Catholicism during World War Two, and has been a malignant atheist since then. I'm about thirty times more Jewish than he is.
Soros' paid Reputation Scrubbers in the media also fail any limiting principle to this claim that saying anything about a particular (fake) Jewish person and his involvement in media or elections is an "antisemitic conspiracy theory."
Does this literally apply to all Jews? Am I not allowed to say that Jake Tapper is egregiously biased and pushes the Democrat agenda constantly, because if I say that, I'm "spreading the antisemitic trope that Jews control the media"?
Is the claim being made that all commentary of any Jewish person in media or government is off-limits?
Or is this just a special rule created solely for the benefit of the non-Jew George Soros?
Anyway, as antisemtic as it is to say, George Soros is using his billions to keep another leftwing election-influencing organization in business.
Bankruptcy-bound Vice Media will reportedly be bought out of Chapter 11 by investors who include billionaire George Soros for about $400 million -- after the Brooklyn-based company was once valued at nearly $6 billion.
The cash-strapped media company has been prepping for the bankruptcy filing after failing to find a buyer over the past year, The Post reported last week.
The company's post-bankruptcy arrangement will be to sell itself to the Soros Fund Management -- founded by the 92-year-old left-wing activist -- and Fortress Investment Group in a deal that would value the once-high-flying Vice at just $400 million, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
If you're a shareholder in Vice, don't worry -- your entire position will be wiped out.
Only Soros' position is protected.
But before you get too upset, note who else is a major shareholder in Vice, whose position will now be completely wiped out:
The bankruptcy and sale would "wipe out" most of Vice's other shareholders, including TPG Group and James Murdoch, who invested in the company via his Lupa Systems investment firm, the Journal said.
Oh no, not James Murdoch!