Alex Soros and Zizek linked up
>>539751866>Soros has kidsWait i thought he was just some non corporeal entity floating in a dark lair
>>539751866this clusterfuck dropped a few days ago, if anyone's interested:https://youtu.be/spiiYYgi9Wg
Keep it
>>539751866Need it or keep it
>>539752222now that depends >huff by what you mean by >sniffle "needing' it and "keeping" it, and so on
>>5397518662 jews got together, big whoop
Fortunately, thus far Soros Jr appears to be significantly dumber than his father which should make him less of a threat to the people.
>>539752475He's also a huge junkie
>>539751866>two cucks get alongsage
>>539751866Both are jews so it's only natural
>>539752341>>539752695zizek isn't jewish
>>539751866
>>539753928Is that Curtis Yarvin?
>>539752753prove it
>>539752753he's slovenian,that's close enough...
>>539752753Slovenians = mountain jews
>>539754886>>539754936No slovenians are usualy cheap wanabe autrians (cant even look up to real germans but look up to narcisistic quazi slavic larpers).But zizek is not it. Zizek is more like a croatian ex commie uhljeb in philosophy department. He has enough common sense to be exotic to woke westerners but he also wants goverment to fund his drinking and fucking around.
>>539754936The swiss are mountain jews. Every jewish stereotype applies equally to swiss. Essentially when people say all wars are bankers wars, they refer to the swiss. For instance, the ideological subversion behind the french revolution was swiss, and the funding for the rise of napoleon came from 3 swiss bankers. The rabble rousser Jean Paul Marat was swiss from the same town as Jean Frederic Perregaux>On 18 Fructidor upset his plans, and Perregaux, whose daughter Hortense had married General Marmont, approached Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand, the new Minister of Foreign Affairs. From then on, he was the banker of the secret agents of Talleyrand's rather peculiar and compartmentalized diplomacy: he supervised the financing of the trips of Mme de Bonneuil to Russia and England, of the Sieur Beauvoisin, of Galon-Boyer to Poland and of Sandillaud du Bouchet to Germany. Believing that Bonaparte would prepare the country for a gradual return of constitutional monarchy in France, he favoured the coup d'état of 18 Brumaire.>On December 26, 1799, Napoleon appointed him to the conservative Senate. Regent of the Bank of France on 13 February 1800, then First Regent of the first see, he remained so until his death. On 18 October 1801, he was also appointed President of the Central Committee of the same Banque de France until 22 April 1806, the date of the dissolution of this committee. He was also one of the United Merchants responsible for finding funds for the Treasury.
