Soros: Occupy Movement To Turn Violent...

[BlindBoo]

Libo-Whinner?

 

[paulitician]

His crime(s)?

Piss off you lazy Dummy. Do your own research. I'm not here to educate Democrat Dummies like you.

You said he was a criminal. Either he is and you can state his crime(s), or else you are a liar. I'm leaning towards the latter. It goes hand in hand with your cowardice.

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

 

[AmericanFirst]

you people are so lost

You people need to move to russia where you would fit in better.

 

[paulitician]

you people are so lost

You people need to move to russia where you would fit in better.

Nah, Russia is way too Democratic and Capitalist for American Socialists/Progressives. They would fit in better in the old Soviet Union.

 

[G.T.]

Piss off you lazy Dummy. Do your own research. I'm not here to educate Democrat Dummies like you.

You said he was a criminal. Either he is and you can state his crime(s), or else you are a liar. I'm leaning towards the latter. It goes hand in hand with your cowardice.

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

You REALLY LIKE Maddow. You can't keep her name out of your mouth. Does she know you?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

"The biggest threat to a stable world order is the United States" - George Soros.

He's a criminal piece of shit.

His crime(s)?

What were Bush's crimes?

 

[paulitician]

For the USMB Democrat Dipshits who are always here defending that bastard Soros. This is from their own beloved Soros-loving NY Times assholes...


Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld.


The highest court in France on Wednesday rejected a bid by George Soros, the billionaire investor, to overturn a conviction for insider trading in a case dating back nearly 20 years, leaving the first blemish on his five-decade investing career.

The panel, the Cour de Cassation, upheld the conviction of Soros, 75, an American citizen, for buying and selling Société Générale shares in 1988 after receiving information about a planned corporate raid on the bank.

"The investigation started in 1989," he said. "The appeals trial occurred in 2004. How can you call witnesses and ask them about what happened in 1988?" The French stock market regulatory authority investigated the matter separately and concluded that Soros had not violated the law or any ethical rules, Soffer said.

The French authorities have not yet determined what fine Soros will pay.

In a March 2005 ruling, a French appeals court confirmed a fine of €2.2 million, or $2.8 billion, set by a lower court for the illegal purchase of 95,000 shares in Société Générale. The Cour de Cassation ruled that the fine would be adjusted to reflect Soros' profits, and it ordered the case returned to the appeals court to clarify the amount.

Soros, a Hungarian-born businessman, has acknowledged that he was told about a Paris financier's plans to take over Société Générale in late 1988 and began independently acquiring shares in the bank just days later.

But he denied that knowledge of the raid had amounted to insider information or influenced his transactions, which he said were part of a broader, documented strategy of investing in newly privatized French companies. Soros' lawyer said he had cooperated in the case from the beginning.

A spokesman for Soros, Michael Vachon, called the decision "an absurd miscarriage of justice" and said Soros was confident he would be cleared by the European court.

"As he has from the beginning, George Soros maintains that he engaged in no illegal or unethical conduct," Vachon said in a statement.

Soros, who emigrated to the United States in 1956 and set up Soros Fund Management 17 years later, has billions of dollars under management in his Quantum Fund.

He remains the only person convicted in the Société Générale affair. Two others, Samir Traboulsi and Jean- Charles Naouri, were acquitted.

Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld - Business - International Herald Tribune - The New York Times

 

[bodecea]

He's a criminal piece of shit.

His crime(s)?

What were Bush's crimes?

Deflection noted....since I have not seen the OP (nor me) call Bush a criminal.

 

[bodecea]

Piss off you lazy Dummy. Do your own research. I'm not here to educate Democrat Dummies like you.

You said he was a criminal. Either he is and you can state his crime(s), or else you are a liar. I'm leaning towards the latter. It goes hand in hand with your cowardice.

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

Not seeing a list of Soro's crimes yet. I take it you are just a Lying Coward (with some very weird fantasies).

 

[paulitician]

His crime(s)?

What were Bush's crimes?

Deflection noted....since I have not seen the OP (nor me) call Bush a criminal.

STFU you liar! You're a joke.

 

[bodecea]

For the USMB Democrat Dipshits who are always here defending that bastard Soros. This is from their own beloved Soros-loving NY Times assholes...


Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld.


The highest court in France on Wednesday rejected a bid by George Soros, the billionaire investor, to overturn a conviction for insider trading in a case dating back nearly 20 years, leaving the first blemish on his five-decade investing career.

The panel, the Cour de Cassation, upheld the conviction of Soros, 75, an American citizen, for buying and selling Société Générale shares in 1988 after receiving information about a planned corporate raid on the bank.

"The investigation started in 1989," he said. "The appeals trial occurred in 2004. How can you call witnesses and ask them about what happened in 1988?" The French stock market regulatory authority investigated the matter separately and concluded that Soros had not violated the law or any ethical rules, Soffer said.

The French authorities have not yet determined what fine Soros will pay.

In a March 2005 ruling, a French appeals court confirmed a fine of €2.2 million, or $2.8 billion, set by a lower court for the illegal purchase of 95,000 shares in Société Générale. The Cour de Cassation ruled that the fine would be adjusted to reflect Soros' profits, and it ordered the case returned to the appeals court to clarify the amount.

Soros, a Hungarian-born businessman, has acknowledged that he was told about a Paris financier's plans to take over Société Générale in late 1988 and began independently acquiring shares in the bank just days later.

But he denied that knowledge of the raid had amounted to insider information or influenced his transactions, which he said were part of a broader, documented strategy of investing in newly privatized French companies. Soros' lawyer said he had cooperated in the case from the beginning.

A spokesman for Soros, Michael Vachon, called the decision "an absurd miscarriage of justice" and said Soros was confident he would be cleared by the European court.

"As he has from the beginning, George Soros maintains that he engaged in no illegal or unethical conduct," Vachon said in a statement.

Soros, who emigrated to the United States in 1956 and set up Soros Fund Management 17 years later, has billions of dollars under management in his Quantum Fund.

He remains the only person convicted in the Société Générale affair. Two others, Samir Traboulsi and Jean- Charles Naouri, were acquitted.

Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld - Business - International Herald Tribune - The New York Times

OK, one....Insider Trading. And he was convicted in France. So.....what crime has he been accused of here in the United States?

(BTW, didn't know you were a fan of the French system of Justice, Paulie)

 

[paulitician]

You said he was a criminal. Either he is and you can state his crime(s), or else you are a liar. I'm leaning towards the latter. It goes hand in hand with your cowardice.

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

Not seeing a list of Soro's crimes yet. I take it you are just a Lying Coward (with some very weird fantasies).

Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs await your attention. Now piss off and go make yourself useful dipshit.

 

[bodecea]

What were Bush's crimes?

Deflection noted....since I have not seen the OP (nor me) call Bush a criminal.

STFU you liar! You're a joke.

I'm a liar? So you DID call Bush a criminal? When? Post it so I can apologize to RGS.

 

[bodecea]

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

Not seeing a list of Soro's crimes yet. I take it you are just a Lying Coward (with some very weird fantasies).

Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs await your attention. No piss off and go make yourself useful dipshit.

Still waiting for those Soro's crime(s) in the U.S. (I'll give you the Insider Trading conviction in France)

 

[paulitician]

For the USMB Democrat Dipshits who are always here defending that bastard Soros. This is from their own beloved Soros-loving NY Times assholes...


Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld.


The highest court in France on Wednesday rejected a bid by George Soros, the billionaire investor, to overturn a conviction for insider trading in a case dating back nearly 20 years, leaving the first blemish on his five-decade investing career.

The panel, the Cour de Cassation, upheld the conviction of Soros, 75, an American citizen, for buying and selling Société Générale shares in 1988 after receiving information about a planned corporate raid on the bank.

"The investigation started in 1989," he said. "The appeals trial occurred in 2004. How can you call witnesses and ask them about what happened in 1988?" The French stock market regulatory authority investigated the matter separately and concluded that Soros had not violated the law or any ethical rules, Soffer said.

The French authorities have not yet determined what fine Soros will pay.

In a March 2005 ruling, a French appeals court confirmed a fine of €2.2 million, or $2.8 billion, set by a lower court for the illegal purchase of 95,000 shares in Société Générale. The Cour de Cassation ruled that the fine would be adjusted to reflect Soros' profits, and it ordered the case returned to the appeals court to clarify the amount.

Soros, a Hungarian-born businessman, has acknowledged that he was told about a Paris financier's plans to take over Société Générale in late 1988 and began independently acquiring shares in the bank just days later.

But he denied that knowledge of the raid had amounted to insider information or influenced his transactions, which he said were part of a broader, documented strategy of investing in newly privatized French companies. Soros' lawyer said he had cooperated in the case from the beginning.

A spokesman for Soros, Michael Vachon, called the decision "an absurd miscarriage of justice" and said Soros was confident he would be cleared by the European court.

"As he has from the beginning, George Soros maintains that he engaged in no illegal or unethical conduct," Vachon said in a statement.

Soros, who emigrated to the United States in 1956 and set up Soros Fund Management 17 years later, has billions of dollars under management in his Quantum Fund.

He remains the only person convicted in the Société Générale affair. Two others, Samir Traboulsi and Jean- Charles Naouri, were acquitted.

Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld - Business - International Herald Tribune - The New York Times

OK, one....Insider Trading. And he was convicted in France. So.....what crime has he been accused of here in the United States?

(BTW, didn't know you were a fan of the French system of Justice, Paulie)

God, you really are a Democrat Dummy. You're just not worth anymore of my time. So seriously, just STFU.

 

[bodecea]

For the USMB Democrat Dipshits who are always here defending that bastard Soros. This is from their own beloved Soros-loving NY Times assholes...


Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld.


The highest court in France on Wednesday rejected a bid by George Soros, the billionaire investor, to overturn a conviction for insider trading in a case dating back nearly 20 years, leaving the first blemish on his five-decade investing career.

The panel, the Cour de Cassation, upheld the conviction of Soros, 75, an American citizen, for buying and selling Société Générale shares in 1988 after receiving information about a planned corporate raid on the bank.

"The investigation started in 1989," he said. "The appeals trial occurred in 2004. How can you call witnesses and ask them about what happened in 1988?" The French stock market regulatory authority investigated the matter separately and concluded that Soros had not violated the law or any ethical rules, Soffer said.

The French authorities have not yet determined what fine Soros will pay.

In a March 2005 ruling, a French appeals court confirmed a fine of €2.2 million, or $2.8 billion, set by a lower court for the illegal purchase of 95,000 shares in Société Générale. The Cour de Cassation ruled that the fine would be adjusted to reflect Soros' profits, and it ordered the case returned to the appeals court to clarify the amount.

Soros, a Hungarian-born businessman, has acknowledged that he was told about a Paris financier's plans to take over Société Générale in late 1988 and began independently acquiring shares in the bank just days later.

But he denied that knowledge of the raid had amounted to insider information or influenced his transactions, which he said were part of a broader, documented strategy of investing in newly privatized French companies. Soros' lawyer said he had cooperated in the case from the beginning.

A spokesman for Soros, Michael Vachon, called the decision "an absurd miscarriage of justice" and said Soros was confident he would be cleared by the European court.

"As he has from the beginning, George Soros maintains that he engaged in no illegal or unethical conduct," Vachon said in a statement.

Soros, who emigrated to the United States in 1956 and set up Soros Fund Management 17 years later, has billions of dollars under management in his Quantum Fund.

He remains the only person convicted in the Société Générale affair. Two others, Samir Traboulsi and Jean- Charles Naouri, were acquitted.

Insider trading conviction of Soros is upheld - Business - International Herald Tribune - The New York Times

OK, one....Insider Trading. And he was convicted in France. So.....what crime has he been accused of here in the United States?

(BTW, didn't know you were a fan of the French system of Justice, Paulie)

God, you really are a Democrat Dummy. You're just not worth anymore of my time. So seriously, just STFU.

And again, still not seeing any crimes Soros committed here. So you called him a criminal because of a French conviction for Insider Trading.....again, didn't know you were a fan of French justice.

 

[G.T.]

Paulitician's crush:

 

[California Girl]

His crime(s)?

What were Bush's crimes?

Deflection noted....since I have not seen the OP (nor me) call Bush a criminal.

You asked about Soros' crimes..... he does have a rap sheet - globally.

 

[California Girl]

OK, one....Insider Trading. And he was convicted in France. So.....what crime has he been accused of here in the United States?

(BTW, didn't know you were a fan of the French system of Justice, Paulie)

God, you really are a Democrat Dummy. You're just not worth anymore of my time. So seriously, just STFU.

And again, still not seeing any crimes Soros committed here. So you called him a criminal because of a French conviction for Insider Trading.....again, didn't know you were a fan of French justice.

So your argument is that because the conviction is outside the US, that makes him less of a criminal?

I didn't know you disrespected the laws of other nations.

 

[Dr.Drock]

Oh go 'lean forward' and suck on one of Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs. Make yourself usefeul dipshit.

Not seeing a list of Soro's crimes yet. I take it you are just a Lying Coward (with some very weird fantasies).

Rachel Maddcow's used butt-plugs await your attention. Now piss off and go make yourself useful dipshit.

What's been your problem lately?

Be honest, don't pass it on to libs/democrats, they've been here the whole time and you haven't acted like this.