SEIU interview on MSNBC reveals that OWS is all about Obama

[Elspeth]

Michelle got booed:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kc4E4_1C48


:D

[Elspeth]

Of course there's a boatload of money. George Soros and his billions for instance. obama is going to be welded to OWS by election day. During the last election obama linked Bush/McCain by repeating it endlessly, this time it will be obama/occupier. Already some democrats are trying to run away. It won't work. Democrat and occupy will become synonomous.

Would is surprise you that even OWS supporters are worried about Soros' money?:eek:

From the lefty Guardian newspaper:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...y-global-elite

....Although the global Occupy movement has branched out in an open-source way, many of its participants and spectators might be completely unaware of who actually launched it. Upon investigation, what one finds is a daisy chain of non-profit foundations, all tied together by hundreds of millions per year in operational funding. The original call for Occupy Wall Street came from non-profit international media foundation Adbusters. Like many non-profits, Adbusters receives its funding and operating capital from other behind-the-scenes organisations. According to research conducted by watchdog Activistcash, Adbusters takes a significant portion of its money from the Tides Foundation, an organisation partnered with one of Wall Street billionaire oligarch George Soros's foundations, the Open Society Institute.

Although mostly hidden from the public eye, all major foundations and professional thinktanks undertake research and host training seminars, which are used to influence certain public and foreign policies, and thus, must have a political agenda. Theirs is the venue of choice for activities that cannot officially be conducted on the government clock.

Freedom House is another of Soros's Open Society partners. It supports the Centre for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies (Canvas), an organisation started by Serbians Ivan Marovic and Srdja Popovic. After playing a pivotal role in the CIA-backed deposing of Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic, the western media hailed Marovic as a democratic genius, but it came out later that his programme came out of an elite Boston thinktank's "regime change" manual, From Dictatorship to Democracy, written by Harvard professor Gene Sharp. Sharp's book is a bible of the colour revolutions – a "regime change for dummies". His Albert Einstein Institution has received funds from the National Endowment for Democracy and the Open Society Foundations, and his work serves as a template for western-backed opposition leaders in soft coups all around the world.

There are also reports of Canvas activity during the early days of Occupy Wall Street, including a video of Marovic himself addressing the general assembly. Currently, Canvas are touting their recent role in working with Egyptian and Tunisian protesters from as early as 2009, teaching skills that helped bring down their presidents and spark regional revolt.

When the dust settles and it's all said and done, millions of Occupy participants may very well be given a sober lesson under the heading of "controlled opposition". In the end, the Occupy movement could easily end up doing the bidding of the very elite globalist powers that they were demonstrating against to begin with. ...

[txradioguy]

Would is surprise you that even OWS supporters are worried about Soros' money?

That's only because the "useful idiots" occupying the various Obamaville's are pawns for Soros...SEIU etc to further their class warfare bullshit.

[Elspeth]

That's only because the "useful idiots" occupying the various Obamaville's are pawns for Soros...SEIU etc to further their class warfare bullshit.

True, but what I was trying to show you is that even people who like the idea of socialism are worried about Soros' involvement. I find that amazing, actually. The Guardian, from which the article above comes, is well known for it's leftie bent. When both the left and the right are suspicious of the same person, there must be a lot to worry about. Soros is one scary bastard.

[txradioguy]

True, but what I was trying to show you is that even people who like the idea of socialism are worried about Soros' involvement. I find that amazing, actually. The Guardian, from which the article above comes, is well known for it's leftie bent. When both the left and the right are suspicious of the same person, there must be a lot to worry about. Soros is one scary bastard.

He's scary yes...but IMHO their main worry that his fingerprints are all over this is because it ruins the meme that this was a "grassroots effort."

The OWS mob is soooooooooo desperate to say they are just as grassroots as the TEA Party that it's becoming pathetic. ANyone with half a brain and sober can see the difference in the two.

[Elspeth]

He's scary yes...but IMHO their main worry that his fingerprints are all over this is because it ruins the meme that this was a "grassroots effort."

The OWS mob is soooooooooo desperate to say they are just as grassroots as the TEA Party that it's becoming pathetic. ANyone with half a brain and sober can see the difference in the two.

You may be right about that. Good point.