Zalmay Khalilzad + George Soros = ?
As soon as my archives are restored I hope to review a few posts that I wrote about George Soros. You could call them my "Armchair Redneck" observations regarding a man whose persona, for some reason, always brings to mind the gelatinous image of Jabba the Hutt. Be that as it may, I have always watched him with the type of perverse fascination usually reserved for circus freaks. There seem to be very few countries who have escaped his many faceted machinations. But the following news report is intriguing and I would welcome educated guesses as to what such a meeting might have covered….
Sphere: Related ContentOne of the men is the Bush administration’s most bitter foe, who spent tens of millions of dollars trying to prevent the president’s election and who still supports strident anti-Bush organizations like Moveon.org.
The other is the president’s handpicked envoy to the United Nations, one of the Bush administration’s most sensitive posts.
On the surface, they were not likely to have much to talk about.
So what were billionaire George Soros and U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Zalmay Khalilzad discussing Tuesday when they met for a secret lunch at a luxurious but discreet restaurant close to the United Nations?
Nobody but the two men knows.
They met together for roughly 90 minutes after arriving at the restaurant separately, Khalilzad with a Secret Service escort.
They also left separately, several minutes apart: Khalilzad in his official black Cadillac, Soros in a flashier red Mercedes-Benz.
Maybe it was the spirit of the Annapolis peace conference that drew the men together.
Or perhaps the media attention on Annapolis was one reason they hoped their lunch would go unnoticed.
Source:Fox News
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