I don't think he even tries to disavow stuff like this. He's got smart lawyers and others who watch his back.
I read a lot of the stuff dissing the charge, but it is believab le at the level of ordinary Americans for those who really aren't listening to the mainstream Media.
I can't afford to hire the lawyer staff I'd need if I actually documented his actions. If true it would be a kind of treason, if ou rgovernment really cared to maintain core traditional values and the Constitutional governance actually conained within the four corners of the document, as originally intended.
But the fact is, our lawyer associations, the various bar associations that set the discipline for lawyers in various states and thenational level associations are in tune with the progressive ideas more than they will tell, and nobody supporting the current schemes for international governance under international organizations gathered under the UN charter somehow, is going to be charged or tried for treason, let alone convicted or seriouisly sentenced for it.
But a lot of Americans do see the reality of what is happening as an undesired and incompatible departure from what they want their government to be.
Now, as to just whose government it is, that is entirely a different subject. I fully recognize that anyone with much education is going to see the reality of "progress" in aee the reality of "progress" in a more favorable light, and that is why you can rest smug in your conceit that .all reasonable people just know people like Soros are our current definition of real Americans.
Soros has no intention to leave "well enough" alone. He is absolutely working for transforming political agendas. A whole ship of fools just wants to be at the table betting on his side for the win.
