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Underwriting Democracy: Encouraging Free Enterpirse And Democratic Reform Among The Soviets In Eastern Europe
by George Soros
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Advocating positive change 
How can democracy be encouraged among the Soviets and in Eastern Europe? Underwriting Democracy: Encouraging Free Enterprise And Democratic Reform Among The Soviets And In Eastern Europe is a start, advocating positive change and using George Soros' own efforts in eastern Europe to describe how such changes may be fostered. Chapters examine America's foundation network, links between philosophy and practical democratic applications, and how Soros' early foray led to his acclaimed Open Society initiatives.... more info
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George Soros Describes His Pro-Democracy Activities 
Underwriting Democracy is a reprint of the book that first appeared in 1991 as the former Soviet Union was spiraling into oblivion under Gorbachev. In the book, international speculator George Soros (best known for his successful run on the Pound a number of years ago) describes his activities in setting up foundations to encourage democracy in formerly communist countries, his attempts to advise on how to create new democracies in these countries and his philosophy for how thought and action can change the... more info
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Soros was convicted of insider trading in 2002 
Soros was convicted for insider trading in December 2002. He was convicted with the late Robert Maxwell and a few others. Maxwell jump of his huge yacht off of Europe after his billion dollar scam collapsed. Thousands of UK pensioners lost their life savings thanks to Soros pal Maxwell. Ask quite a few people in Eastern Europe if they want Soros help in encoraging "Democratic Reform." They don't want the help of a convicted criminal.
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False Rhetoric 
Soros argues here that he helped fund democracy in order to 'open up' the economies of the eastern bloc, including Russia. Nevertheless any study of Soros's multi-billion dollar Hedge fund style investments will show that he has not only funded democracy but he has invested heavily in these countries to earn a profit. Keeping democracy alive mostly is in self interest to the Soros pocket book, rather then any benevolent idea of helping the 'people' of Eastern Europe, who mostly remain poor and starving,... more info
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