George Soros, There "Ain't No Valley Low Enough" To Keep Americans Apart

 

George Soros, a billionaire infamous for setting up for coups in  countries abroad after weakening them through internet invited mobs, is trying that same rigged shit here now, doing all he can to get between Americans and Americans. 

21WIRE Associate Editor Shawn Helton recently revealed more details about how the near exact same methods used in CIA and Soros-funded ‘color revolutions’ overseas – are now being deployed on US domestic shores by similar NGO front organizations:  has been the driving force behind nationwide protests against the election of Donald Trump.

Well, poop on that. 

Plop.

 

Americans don't like being played.  Busing in protestors hired off of Craiglist?  Is he joking?  Move-On funded by him to do that garbage?  Move-On, it's time to Move-Over.  Don't you know it not nice to make trouble between people and for our country?  And to be paid for doing it?  Whew, that's low.  That's even .... deplorable. 

MLK taught us to love.  Don't you know?

Good ole Americans from right and left and middle and up and down and inside out, love this country.  And we all know it depends on our caring about each other.  

 

Einstein did, too. 

Any fool [hi there, Soros and Move-On!] can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent.  It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage [and famous American good-heartedness!] - to move in the opposite direction.

 

Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.

  

Mr. Soros, you may get corporate media to endlessly show your rigged and violent protests but the truth of Americans caring for each other shines out day to day without any technology.  It exists in ways we all participate in.  And it flows out in a millions of acts of random kindness.  In this country, armed white men break laws to look after forgotten black people.   That is love and responsibility for each other.  That's America.  Poof, there go all the years of carefully ginned up negative stereotypes - in a split second.

    

Americans got a big ole message for you, Mr. Soros:  Your paid-for protests and violent agitators and plans for a take-down of this oountry, ain't never going to be high enough or deep enough or wide enough to keep the American people from being there for each other. 

 

Americans got a little song about it, even.

 

Go home, Mr. Soros.  Americans' abundant and courageous goodness is way stronger than your hopes for a coup here.