Earlier this week, I alerted you about a confab of billionaire socialists who gathered last weekend for a secret meeting at the posh La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California.

While it may seem that “billionaire socialists” is an oxymoron, it’s really not. The fact is, politically and financially, George Soros, Tom Steyer, Jeff Bezos and Michael Bloomberg — the big four antagonists of Liberty — share an insatiable narcissistic quest for power — including centralized government power.

The event, “Beyond #Resistance: Reclaiming our Progressive Future,” had an attendance price tag of at least $200,000, though the big four are devoting billions toward their quest for statist power. Recall that just last month Soros transferred $18 billon — “the bulk of his wealth” — into his Open Society Foundation. He may get a tax deduction but there is nothing charitable about his objectives in opposition to Liberty.

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I will be sending you our Thanksgiving message tomorrow with links to historical and other inspirational content.

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Semper Vigilans Fortis Paratus et Fidelis

Mark Alexander

Publisher, The Patriot Post
Pro Deo et Libertate — 1776