Tommy Robinson

Without Musk the degenerate left with their trans surgeries for children would still be running the US.

Everyone comes with issues but thank god for Musk.

Anyone saying Musk should stay out of politics wasn't saying that about anyone else were they?.....George Soros for example with his Open Society funding many political figures at all levels of the political infrastructure.

Double standards.
 
Spiderman said:
Wouldn’t you like his money though?
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Not sure I would. With money comes other things, not all of them pleasant. I once had a boss who was a multi billionaire. He had everything. Lovely homes in Switzerland and California, his own aircraft and a luxury yacht. He was though quite lonely. People told him what they thought he wanted to hear. He trusted almost no one. He had a heavy responsibility for controlling the company he had inherited, and thousands of people and several charities depended on him. I was quite close to him for a while, but got shafted by others who got jealous. He is a good man, with high ethics but I don’t envy him. I have all I need. A loving wife and good friends are precious.

Does Musk have any real friends?
 
Stirlingsays said:
Without Musk the degenerate left with their trans surgeries for children would still be running the US.

Everyone comes with issues but thank god for Musk.

Anyone saying Musk should stay out of politics wasn't saying that about anyone else were they?.....George Soros for example with his Open Society funding many political figures at all levels of the political infrastructure.

Double standards.
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George Soros believes in, and supports, democracy. He opposes those who don’t. He doesn’t involve himself directly in debates.

Musk doesn’t support democracy. He supports those who share his personal world view. One that has been coloured by his own experiences.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
George Soros believes in, and supports, democracy. He opposes those who don’t. He doesn’t involve himself directly in debates.

Musk doesn’t support democracy. He supports those who share his personal world view. One that has been coloured by his own experiences.
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What utter tripe.

Pray tell me, who does George Soros support politically who doesn't agree with his world view?
 
Stirlingsays said:
What utter tripe.

Pray tell me, who does George Soros support politically who doesn't agree with his world view?
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When his world view is to support democracy he isn’t going to support those who don’t!

You won’t believe me though, so I asked Grok to firstly describe his worldview:-

“Soros’s worldview is rooted in the concept of the “open society,” inspired by philosopher Karl Popper. An open society, in Soros’s view, is one that values individual freedom, democracy, rule of law, and pluralism. It encourages critical thinking, transparency, and adaptability, while rejecting authoritarianism, dogmatism, and closed systems. Through the Open Society Foundations, Soros has funded initiatives globally to promote democratic governance, human rights, and civil liberties, particularly in regions transitioning from authoritarian rule, such as Eastern Europe and parts of Africa and Asia.”

I then asked the specific question and got this answer:-

“His funding prioritizes criminal justice reform, voting rights, and anti-authoritarian movements, often targeting progressive prosecutors and candidates like Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Stacey Abrams.

This focus makes instances of support for politicians who disagree with his core principles rare and limited. Soros does not appear to fund conservatives, nationalists, or authoritarians (e.g., no documented donations to Donald Trump, Viktor Orbán, or similar figures, whom he has publicly criticized). However, there are a few historical or indirect examples where his early philanthropy or broad “pro-democracy” grants may have benefited individuals or groups that later diverged from his views. These are not endorsements of opposition but rather cases where initial support predated ideological shifts.”

It goes on to give some examples, which you can find if really interested.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
There is proof Soros funds the professional protestors. You talk absolute sh1t.
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No there isn’t. There are right wing conspiracy theories that get tossed to the wolves as the red meat they need to see good people like Soros as devils.

I again turn to Grok, the favourite AI of the right, to answer the question:-

“The idea that George Soros directly funds “professional protesters”—meaning paid individuals hired specifically to participate in demonstrations—has circulated widely, especially in conservative media and online spaces. These claims often tie into broader conspiracy theories portraying Soros as a shadowy orchestrator of social unrest, such as protests related to Black Lives Matter (BLM), Antifa, campus pro-Palestinian demonstrations, or anti-Trump rallies. However, after reviewing fact-checks, news reports, and public statements, there is no credible, verifiable proof that Soros or his Open Society Foundations (OSF) pay people to protest. Instead, the evidence shows indirect support for advocacy organizations that promote causes aligned with his worldview (e.g., human rights, criminal justice reform, and democratic governance), but not direct payments to individuals for protesting.”
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
No there isn’t. There are right wing conspiracy theories that get tossed to the wolves as the red meat they need to see good people like Soros as devils.
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Another conspiracy theory.

www.policedefense.org

Follow the Money: Mapping Soros Prosecutor Funding - LELDF

Over the past decade, billionaire George Soros has spent at least $50 million to elect scores of “social justice” prosecutors across the country. These district attorneys, who represent over 70 million people or more than 1 in 5 Americans, often pursue pro-criminal and anti-police policies. This...
www.policedefense.org www.policedefense.org
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
George Soros believes in, and supports, democracy. He opposes those who don’t. He doesn’t involve himself directly in debates.

Musk doesn’t support democracy. He supports those who share his personal world view. One that has been coloured by his own experiences.
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Did he support the Brexit referendum vote?
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
When his world view is to support democracy he isn’t going to support those who don’t!

You won’t believe me though, so I asked Grok to firstly describe his worldview:-

“Soros’s worldview is rooted in the concept of the “open society,” inspired by philosopher Karl Popper. An open society, in Soros’s view, is one that values individual freedom, democracy, rule of law, and pluralism. It encourages critical thinking, transparency, and adaptability, while rejecting authoritarianism, dogmatism, and closed systems. Through the Open Society Foundations, Soros has funded initiatives globally to promote democratic governance, human rights, and civil liberties, particularly in regions transitioning from authoritarian rule, such as Eastern Europe and parts of Africa and Asia.”

I then asked the specific question and got this answer:-

“His funding prioritizes criminal justice reform, voting rights, and anti-authoritarian movements, often targeting progressive prosecutors and candidates like Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Stacey Abrams.

This focus makes instances of support for politicians who disagree with his core principles rare and limited. Soros does not appear to fund conservatives, nationalists, or authoritarians (e.g., no documented donations to Donald Trump, Viktor Orbán, or similar figures, whom he has publicly criticized). However, there are a few historical or indirect examples where his early philanthropy or broad “pro-democracy” grants may have benefited individuals or groups that later diverged from his views. These are not endorsements of opposition but rather cases where initial support predated ideological shifts.”

It goes on to give some examples, which you can find if really interested.
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Ask grok about this.

How Did George Soros Break the Bank of England? https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/george-soros-bank-of-england.asp
 
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