George Soros, President Obama
I’m not one to buy into conspiracy theories, but this is a deal that is pretty simply to follow, and figure out.
The Obama regime is ready to use the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico to not only enrichen his pal George Soros, but to shove “climate change” legislation down America’s throat, that includes cap and tax, which will make Obama and his cronies wealthy beyond anyone’s wildest dreams.
Evidence is mounding for the case that George Soros is set to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Gulf oil catastrophe.
Coupled with Obama’s ‘moratorium’ and the Obama Admin’s general hostility to drilling, it’s reported many oil companies have already looked into with Brazil regarding a move those shores.
And what is Soros principally invested in right now? Petrobras, the Brazilian state oil company.
For around a year, Obama and Soros have partnered up to manipulate the oil business for fun and profit.
The Obama regime is ready to use the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico to not only enrichen his pal George Soros, but to shove “climate change” legislation down America’s throat, that includes cap and tax, which will make Obama and his cronies wealthy beyond anyone’s wildest dreams.
Evidence is mounding for the case that George Soros is set to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Gulf oil catastrophe.
Coupled with Obama’s ‘moratorium’ and the Obama Admin’s general hostility to drilling, it’s reported many oil companies have already looked into with Brazil regarding a move those shores.
And what is Soros principally invested in right now? Petrobras, the Brazilian state oil company.
For around a year, Obama and Soros have partnered up to manipulate the oil business for fun and profit.
Last year, Obama “loaned” Brazil $10 billion tax payer dollars, which in turn went to Brazilian oil giant, Petrobas. As we all know, just three days before Obama was so generous with OUR money, Soros bought controlling interest in Petrobas, which is now his largest holding. George Soros' principal investments are in oil; one in particular is Petrobras, the Brazilian-owned company. This happens to be the largest investment in the Soros portfolio at the present time.
The Soros Fund Management LLC holds a stake in Petrobras in the amount of $900 million as of Dec. 31, 2009. The Soros Fund is headed by U.S. naturalized-citizen George Soros, a multi-billionaire who describes himself simply as an investor. George Soros is becoming a central figure in American politics. He is using his billions of dollars and his influence in the energy field to bring about what he identifies as a “regime change” for America, an idea he has promoted for many years. He has called for such a change since the days of George W. Bush.
The Wall Street Journal reports: "The United States, through the U.S. Export-Import Bank, has issued a 'preliminary commitment' of $2 billion and more if needed" to Petroleo Brasileiro SA, a Brazilian government-owned oil exploration and development corporation known as "Petrobras."
Reuters is reporting that Brazil stands to benefit from the BP oil spill catastrophe as the US moratorium makes more rigs available for other countries.
Petrobras is exploring and developing what has been described as the "huge offshore discovery” of Brazil's Tupi field in Santo Basin near Rio de Janero. According to reports, the site could yield as much as 1 million barrels of oil per day.
Even as an ecological catastrophe makes the future of U.S. offshore drilling less certain, Brazil is plowing ahead with a $220 billion five-year plan to tap oil fields even deeper than BP’s ill-fated Gulf well, which is still leaking crude.
Now, how convienent is it that George Soros is invested in offshore oil drilling in Brazil, assisted by the American taxpayers?
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, asks a wonderful question about these tar-babies, "So why is it that during these tough times, when we have great needs at home, the Obama White House is prepared to send more than $2 billion of your hard-earned tax dollars to Brazil so that the nation's state-owned oil company Petrobras can drill offshore and create jobs developing its own resources?”
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