Wednesday, April 18, 2007

George Soros | Project Death

Just yesterday, George Soros put out a Call for Applications: International Pain Policy Fellowship to "health professionals, policy experts, social workers, or lawyers from low- or middle-income countries who have an interest in drug policy advocacy to improve availability of pain relief and palliative care" to continue his (now defunct) Project Death agenda in Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and South Africa.

Per Merriam-Webster, palliative means to reduce the violence of (a disease); also : to ease (symptoms) without curing the underlying disease, 2 : to cover by excuses and apologies, 3 : to moderate the intensity of

George Soros says of his death project, "I believe people should be allowed to determine their own end."

No wonder, with his dozens upon dozens of heavy investments or complete ownership in bioengineering, genetic engineering, pharmaceutical, and experimental drug companies; Soros is setting these terminally ill people up to be his guinea pigs his hoped future of robots dependant upon drugs and pliant to his suggestions.

Soros wants drugs legalized. All "recreational" drugs. Was he behind the initiatives in the United States to legalize "medical marijuana"? Where anyone can go to a back room and without any kind of medical examination, and for $250, "buy" a certificate from a "doctor", complicit in Soros' agenda, that says, because of their headaches, they are legally entitled to "medicinal marijuana"? I say "yes".

All part of Soros' plan to build a "non-caring" nation. Airheads that can be easily led and brainwashed by his evil agenda.

Commercials on US television over the past few years have boldly stated that when purchasing illegal drugs, the buy is supporting terrorists. It's true. Follow the chain of custody back to the point of origination and you have a terrorist. And behind that terrorist is George Soros, smiling, as you hand over your $180 for a quarter ounce of weed each and every week.

It's got to be ingrained in the minds of the buyers that it is an easy venture and one that will continue without obstruction by law enforcement or consequence. So far, Soros is winning.

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