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Soros Spends Nearly $9 Million Lobbying, Now Targets Guns
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Liberal billionaire George Soros's advocacy organizations are lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill to repeal an act protecting firearms manufacturers from liability for gun crimes including murder, disclosure forms show. The Open Society Policy Center, Soros's D.C.-based 501(c)4 nonprofit that works on domestic and international advocacy and is affiliated with the much larger Open Society Foundations, has poured nearly $9 million into such efforts so far this year.
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Stripeseven
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The new agenda for humanity requires that no one will have the capacity to fight back. All in the name of Global good of course. Total Disarmament is what they are after.
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