Whitehouse.gov Petition to arrest George Soros

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This is nothing more than a feel good petition...

The U.S. Gov't has the ability to arrest, detain and hold INDEFINITLY, anyone, including citizens, on U.S. Soil as well, deemed to be a threat to the United States and or for offering material support to terrorism and or terror organizations. Those held have no right to council, need not be charged, nor require any notification or accounting, reporting to anyone.

This was made law under Barack Hussein Obama (2012 NDAA)...

It would be a good example to make to the so called Power Elite, that their bubble of impunity has popped! Even if held for a day, or week... Just to send a message!

But the petition... Is worthless, this power already exists! But what do you think the chances are for the Gov't to go the legit route, obtain a warrant and then actually process it? Gimme a break. Those on his level don't get arrested, their hooty lawyers who are members of the same country clubs or college alums wouldn't stand for it. And even if... You could be sure, some dumb nitwit would take the fall as the orchestrator and facilitator of channeling $ to these activities.
 
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Robin said:
I think it falls under, "Shits and Grins"! So, not 'seriously'.
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I don't think it is for Shits and Grins. Whoever put this thing together, I'll bet that they are indeed serious.

I hate people more each day. Nothing that is stated on that petition is illegal. Nothing.

I dislike Soros as much as the next guy, but come on:

1) Financially supports open sedition in major American cities resulting in millions of dollars of property damage as well as loss of life.

Where is any evidence of this?

2) Attempts to manipulate democratic elections by donating millions of dollars to his preferred candidates.

When did it become unlawful to donate money to a candidate? I guess I am guilty as well!

3) Seeks to curtail American sovereignty. In his own words: "The main obstacle to a stable and just world order is the United States ... Changing [the] attitude and policies of the United States remains my top priority."

Again, show me where this idea is illegal. No one can because it is not!

4) Is a currency manipulator. Soros initiated a British financial crisis by dumping 10 billion sterling, forcing the devaluation of the currency and gaining a billion-dollar profit.

He forced nothing! He had the British money and he cashed it in at the right time. I used to play a bit with foreign currency. I would buy as low as possible and sell it back at a higher rate. Once again, nothing unlawful about that.
 
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Soros lives in HUNGARY.

He is a convicted criminal in France (in absentia), and presumably would be detained should he set foot on French soil, or any country that maintains an Extradition Treaty with France.

It's a damn shame that Hungary seems not to be one of those.

Signed.
 
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