Welcome to the New American Revolution

Having written a series of articles in the past year on the subject of George “Soros and Me!”, I decided it was time to rewrite some of that work in the context of the current end of the beginning of the new American revolution.

Having had eight articles published independently around the world on the subject, I ended a decade long obsession with the man who “broke the bank of England” and who made it his “life’s work to defeat George Bush” in the 2004 elections.

Recently I had the great honor of being quoted in London’s Financial Times, getting some terrific responses from a worldwide audience I didn’t know I had, particularly as it relates to my articles on “America’s Fannie being Spanked”, and the family court legal system in the United States.

My idea of creating a documentary about “Soros and Me!” had fizzled due to a lack of finance, even though the budget was less than a million dollars.

It seems that the 75 year old George Soros, whose spokesperson, Michael Vachon, thought the project absurd, is not a subject that any but the most elite in financial circles would be interested in, and they most likely already know his life story, having studied his reflexive theories espoused in his many self published works on the subject of flawed markets and economics.

Some historians may revisit my articles and delve deeper into my troubled past lives and realize that I was really a good man after all, but I won’t hold my breath.

The prospect of my character being completely assassinated after this article is widely published does not only scare me, it terrifies me, but I must write what I know to be the truth, and have the courage to accept the consequences.

Back in the mid 90’s I had the notion that if Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, George Soros, and nine other billionaires all got in the same room together to listen to what I had to say, we could then proceed to change the whole future destiny of the entire world.