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WHO IS GEORGE SOROS? The left-leaning billionaire has his hands in more than you know By Kalee Brown Colletive Evolution

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eorge Soros’ current net worth is $23 billion. After selling his company, Soros Fund Management, in 2000, he’s been focusing on his “humanitarian effortsâ€? through his philanthropic Open Society Foundations (OSF). Soros started making strategic political donations to essentially fund revolutions in different European countries and made a fortune amidst the chaos. He also made a killing off European forced migration and other colour revolutions. Anonymous targeted Soros for his link to the conflict in the Ukraine, as he was partially responsible for the Western-led coup that overthrew the democratically elected government of Ukraine. Soros is well-known for financing and donating heavily to “leftâ€? groups, as he played a hand in creating the Black Lives Matter and Women’s March movements. Don’t get me wrong — I’m a strong advocate for equality and am happy to see people supporting one another. However, Soros’ investments in anti-discrimination movements seem to be politically driven, intent on stirring up conflict. He’s also played a vital role in many

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of the lawsuits against Trump’s newest policies (not that I support many of them, at all). The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) started filing lawsuits against Trump’s executive orders, and ever since then their donations have skyrocketed, totalling over $24 million in one weekend, which is approximately six times the organization’s average annual donations. Soros’s Open Society Institute has donated over $35 million to the ACLU alone and millions more to other liberal organizations willing to file lawsuits against the Trump administration’s policies. Read more about that in our CE article here. He also uses OSF to funnel money into Media Matters, which directly contributes to mainstream media outlets such as NBC and the New York Times, so he plays a role in manipulating MSM and the way in which politics is reported. You can read more about his previous investments in our CE article here. George Soros’ investments in Netflix and Google So, why would he buy into Netflix and Google? Well, Google is a pretty safe investment, since it controls some of the

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STEPHENS READIES FOR BOUT WITH ALDO Chula Vista UFC fighter coming off three straight wins By Art Garcia Jr. MilitaryPress

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f you don’t get enough fireworks on Independence Day, there will be plenty of explosive action on July 28 when former UFC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo faces Jeremy Stephens in the co-main event of UFC on FOX 30. Looking to rebound from the first losing streak of his 30-fight career, Aldo (26-4) is currently ranked No. 2 in the featherweight division despite losing three of his last four fights. In his prime, Aldo was widely regarded as the top pound-forpound fighter in the world while riding an 18-fight winning streak when he reigned as the champion of the UFC and the World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) promotions at 145 pounds. Ranked No. 4 in the featherweight division, Stephens (28-14), is quickly climb-

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MMA fighter Jeremy Stephens, of Chula Vista, hopes to continue his winning streak when he faces Jose Aldo on July 28.

ing to the top of the division by gaining three straight wins over very respected opponents. Although his latest victories didn’t really surprise anyone, the ferocity in which he finished those bouts has many

believing a win over Aldo would justify a get a shot at one of all-time great champions in MMA history, you have to be title shot sometime this fall. Training under the direction of Eric Del chomping at the bit to get after him? JS: It’s great timing. Every situation Fierro at Alliance MMA in Chula Vista, Stephens has put up some impressive and every fight has its own timing and I numbers in the UFC. Per Fighters Only, really feel this is my time. He’s a tremenhis 28 UFC fights are 2nd most in UFC dous talent but my night is going to be history and just one shy of Michael Bisp- ginormous — it’s going to be great. We’re ing’s overall record. His 18 knockdowns excited for this type of matchup because is tied with the great Anderson Silva for when this fight comes up people will be on the most in UFC history and his 5:46:04 the edge of their seats and we’re looking Octagon fight time ranks the third highest forward to landing some damage on Aldo and putting him into some sweet dreams. all-time in the UFC. AG: Are you going to be the one to fiAs he prepares for his upcoming showdown with Aldo, Stephens sat down with nally put him into retirement? JS: You know that’s not my problem. MP reporter Art Garcia Jr. for a two-part interview last week to answer a few ques- Whatever he decides to do after that, that’s tions as he prepared for his upcoming on him. We’re just gonna go handle business. showdown with Aldo. AG: You mentioned earlier this is your Art Garcia Jr.: So it’s six weeks out betime. I was watching your profile on the fore the fight, how are you feeling? Jeremy Stephens: I’m feeling good show “The Road to the Octagonâ€? and man. It’s Monday and I practiced this your coach Eric Del Fierro said when you morning and I’m gonna go back a little bit turned 30 you realized that you belong, later on ‌ it’s the middle of the grind and what clicked for you? JS: Just the amount of experience I we’ll embrace it. It’s a beautiful day out here in San Diego and we’re living in the have in the octagon, in the gym and just in life in general. There were a lot of times moment. AG: Where did you get the nick name where I was chasing some other coaches outside the box and I really wasn’t giving “Lil’ Heathen?â€? JS: It was something my mom always 100-percent of my time and commitment called me when I was younger. I was one to Alliance. It was like I sat here at 30 baof those hyper kids where some people put sically, and once I let go of all the distractheir kids on medication and pills (to calm tions and committed 100 percent to Eric it them down) but I never had that. I was al- really allowed him to kind of take control ways involved sports, playing outside, do- and for me to show up, go on a schedule ing flips off the couch and getting crazy in and to put in the hard work. The things the living room, so my mom started calling I have been learning through those other coaches as well has always helped me. It’s me “Lil’ Heathen.â€? always knowledge in the bank to be learnAG: Thoughts on Jose Aldo? JS: He’s an accomplished dude, he’s tal- ing, growing, adapting and adjusting, especially in this sport if you want to survive, ented and we’re excited to fight him. AG: You have fought some of the best STEPHENS, continued on Page 12 fighters in the world and now you finally XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t OFXT!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN

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GEORGE WASHINGTON ON TRIAL FOR TREASON New novel takes alternative look at colonial history By Elise Cooper MilitaryPress

“The Trial and Execution of the Traitor George Washington� by Charles Rosenberg is a great Fourth of July novel. Anyone who feels a sense of patriotism will want to read this gripping story about America’s General, George Washington. The suspense ratchets up as readers wonder what will happen to one of America’s greatest heroes. This thought-provoking alternative history book takes place in the midst of the American Revolution. An English plot to kidnap Gen. George Washington brings him overseas to England and puts him on trial as a traitor. But some, like British Prime Minister Frederick North, want to use him as a bargaining chip to put an end to a very costly war. British special agent Col. Jeremiah Black, an officer of the King’s Guard, is

assigned the task of landing on a deserted beach in late November 1780. Aided by “Loyalist� Americans, he is able to sprint Washington aboard the HMS Peregrine. Upon their arrival, Washington is imprisoned in the Tower of London to await trial on charges of high treason.

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Although Washington is more of a sec- commenting at all. For the second part, ondary character, throughout the novel where he is on the ship, he is a prisoner, his presence looms significantly. Key char- who is basically helpless. This means that acters include the American ambassador, he would not have a lot to say. EC: Was it also because you would have Ethan Abbott, sent to negotiate Washington’s release, the British Prime Minis- to be very careful to cross the t’s and dot ter Lord North, and the defense attorney the i’s? CR: Yes. Various people would have obchosen to defend Washington, Abraham Hobhouse, an American-born barrister jected and commented that Washington would not have thought that or done this. with an English wife. An added highlight has all the char- I tried to present him as his contempoacters’ debating key issues of the time. raries described him. There were not a lot of personal writRosenberg does this with a great writing style where readers do not feel as if they ings since Martha Washington burned his are being hit over the head with a history letters after he died. This made it hard to get a lot of material. However, I did read lesson. This alternative history is informative his speeches and hope that I came close to and interesting, within a gripping novel. the way he would have said things when I Part adventure story, part spy novel, and did quote him. EC: You have Washington drawing a part courtroom drama it has many twists. This what-if plot has an intriguing story- red line in the sand, no agreement unless full independence? line. CR: This was his position. This is why Elise Cooper: Why write this alternative I put in the book quotes, “If it will secure history? Charles Rosenberg: Fifteen years ago, the independence of my country, they may I read about a British attempt to kidnap put my head where they please,� including George Washington, in 1776. I thought at on pikes, and “You may not apologize, say, the time that would make for an interest- suggest, or hint that I am sorry for my acing novel. Several years later, I read about tions, or that I desire any compromise. It the Carlisle Commission that wanted to is either full independence or fight them in negotiate a peace settlement. I knew I had the swamps and forests for however long a premise where the British would kidnap as it might take.� I found in my research that Washington Washington to use as a bargaining chip. I also read the diary of an American, Henry rejected all the overtures the British made. Laurens, a president of the Continental The 1778 Carlisle Commission that tried to Congress, who was captured by the Brit- negotiate reunification was sent away. EC: Do you consider Washington a ish and imprisoned in the Tower of London. To some extent, I drew from what he hero? CR: I have a lot of respect for him. Afwrote. EC: Washington was more of a second- ter finishing the research it became very clear he was the Father of our country. ary character? CR: He is definitely not the protago- He led the military to victory and as our nist of the novel, but is more of a topic first president was in charge of how the in it. I realized that the first third of the government would be formulated. Many book, where the planning and capture of WASHINGTON, continued on Page 12 the general happens, would have him not XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t OFXT!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN

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reparing for 2 1/2 weeks in Switzerland took time and careful coordination. Here’s the blueprint of my Swiss adventure and, hopefully, useful for any journey. Getting There - Always look for the quickest route with the fewest stops. The good news for San Diego residents (like me): Edelweiss Airlines has seasonal nonstop flights to Zurich, beginning in May and ending in November. What could be easier? For their complete schedule and cities served, logon to www.FlyEdelweiss. com. The Big Picture - Next, decide which areas to cover and how to get around. The Grand Train Tour of Switzerland stretches over eight different routes, including the four distinct regions of Switzerland (Swiss, German, French, and Italian). Swiss trains are world famous for being on time as they glide through (and up) some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. The Swiss Travel Pass is a must. It’s available to purchase in 3, 4, 8, or 15 day increments. This all-in-one ticket allows travel by rail, bus, and boat throughout the whole country, free entry to over 500 museums, and

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by Howard Hian 50% discounts to many mountain excursions. More can be found at www.sbb.ch/ en or www.MySwitzerland.com. Where to Go - After carefully studying the map of Switzerland, an itinerary evolved. Remember, it’s a small country only 1.5 times larger than the Dallas/Fort Worth area; everything is within reach in a few hours. After landing in Zurich, the plan was to head directly to Schaffhausen (site of the largest waterfall in Europe) and spend the night. From that point, each stop was usually for two nights/three days. St. Gallen was the next city to visit, followed by Lucerne, Interlaken, Geneva, Lausanne, Montreux, Lugano, Pontresina, and winding up back in Zurich. The best place for travel information is www. MySwitzerland.com. Micro-Planning - It’s no surprise the Swiss have first rate travel websites. Each Canton (region/state) has one, as do many

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Schaffhausen is home to Europe’s largest waterfall.

cities and towns. All provide suggestions for sightseeing, historical facts, and contacts. Where to stay? Depending on your budget, there are options for all lodging types from hostels to 5-star resorts and historic hotels. Once again, search www. MySwitzerland.com.

What to Pack - My motto is “Go light and smart� by using only a backpack and a small carry-on. Clothing should be quick dry. Bring layers for weather and altitude variations. Here are a few of my favorite SWISS TRIP, continued on Page 12

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‘We must not abridge the freedom of speech, the freedom of press, or the freedom of assembly because there is no promise in repression.’ Warren G. Harding 29th U.S. President Served March 4, 1921 – Aug. 2, 1923

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t British submarine HMS K5 sinks in the English Channel on Jan. 20, killing all 56 on board. t The Italian Communist Party is founded Jan. 21 in Livorno. t Bolvhevist forces from Russia invade the

Democratic Republic of Georgia on Feb. 12. t The second Peace of Riga ends the Polish-Soviet War on March 18. t The “New Economic Policy� starts March 21 in Soviet Russia. t The Women’s Olympiad begins in Monte Carlo on March 24, the first international women’s sports event.

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t The Allies of World War I announce April 27 that Germany must pay 123 billion gold marks in annual installments of 2.5 billion. t Northern Ireland is created May 3 in the United Kingdom. t The Communist Part of China is founded July 1. t President Harding signs a joint resolution July 2 officially declaring an end to America’s state of war with Germany, Austria and Hungary. Peace would be declared in August. t The Irish War for Independence comes to a halt after a truce July 11. The truce would be officially declared 10 days later in London. t Adolf Hitler

becomes FĂźhrer of the Nazi Party on July 29. t Albert Einstein is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics on Nov. 9 for his work with the photoelectric effect.

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t The full-length silent comedy-drama film “The Kid,� written, produced, directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin (in his Tramp character), with Jackie Coogan, is released Jan. 21. t Congress passes the Emergency Quota Act on May 19, establishing national quotas on immigration. t The Tulsa Race Riot occurs May 31, killing 39. Investigators later say the death toll may be much higher. t Former President William Howard Taft is sworn in as Chief Justice of the United States on July 11, making him the only person to ever hold both positions. t The first radio baseball game is broadcast Aug. 5; Harold Arlin announces the Pirates-Phillies game from Forbes Field over Westinghouse KDKA, in Pittsburgh. t Franklin D. Roosevelt’s paralytic illness strikes Aug. 11 while he is vacationing on Campobello Island; he is diagnosed with polio. t A coal miner uprising in West Virginia

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U.S. Army Spc. Alexander Dillon, a military policeman assigned to the 202nd Military Police Company, attached to U.S. Army Central, sticks the landing on the Swing Stop Jump obstacle during U.S. Army Central’s 2018 Best Warrior Competition at Camp Buehring, Kuwait,

Soldiers compete to be ‘best’ By Sgt. Fatima Konteh U.S. Army Central

CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait – The U.S. Army Central Soldiers Best Warrior Competition is an annual event overseen by USARCENT and subordinate units as a means of identifying and recognizing soldiers who demonstrate a commitment to the Army values, embody the Warrior Ethos, and represent the force of the future. Soldiers were chosen from ARCENT’s area of responsibility. Each year participating commands send their best enlisted soldier and noncommissioned officer to Camp Arifjan to represent their unit. This is the 17th year that the USARCENT Best Warrior Competition has been held at Camp Arifjan. During the competition, competitors are tested for their aptitude through board interviews, physical fitness tests, written exams, obstacle courses, and other soldier tasks and drills relevant to the Army’s operating environment. Sixteen Soldiers participated in the competition which promotes morale and cohesion among Soldiers, and reinforces the importance of individual excellence. Day one included the Army Physical Fitness Test, 100-meter swim, five lanes of warrior skills testing and a 6-mile ruck march. “Competitions like this include the physical aspect, mental part of it, and the hands-on portion, so overall I think it’s a great event for Soldiers to maintain their combat readiness,â€? said U.S. Army 1st Sgt. James B. Kerney IV with the 202nd Military Police Company. The second day’s events spanned 17 hours and started with a timed run through a grueling obstacle course, qualify with the M-9 pistol and M-16 rifle using the Engagement Skills Training system, and ended with a night land navigation course. “The obstacle course was physically demanding,â€? said U.S. Army Sgt. Nigel A. Charles, a military policeman, assigned to Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve. “The terrain, as well as the heat and the wind blow8 +VMZ

ing sand in your face just made it harder.â€? The third and final day comprised of an 8-event physical fitness circuit, timed reflective essay, complex board appearance and finished with the awards presentation. The circuit included box jumps, push press, burpees, shuttle sprint, goblet squats, the rower machine, and bench press. After each exercise, the Soldiers had to answer questions covering warrior tasks and battle drills. Charles stated, “the Army has always emphasized overwhelming the enemy with devastating strength, and you can’t do that with lack of readiness, you have to strengthen the force, and they always have to be ready to go.â€? Following the circuit events, competitors were tested on their ability to effectively communicate life experiences through a reflective essay. “I’ve continued my education and had to write numerous papers thus far, so it just came down to learning and understanding the Army style of writing and adapting to it on the fly,â€? said Charles. The final event of the competition was the board appearance to assess the Soldiers’ demeanor, professionalism, and overall Army knowledge. While sitting in front of five U.S. Army senior enlisted Non-Commissioned Officers, the Soldiers had to maintain their military bearing and answer hand-picked questions without any hesitation. â€œWe have a saying back in Fort Hood, Texas, with the 410th Military Police Company, ‘we do it all, Bravo Spirit’,â€? Charles said. “And what that means to me is no matter what it is, you adapt to it, and you overcome which applies to all aspects of the Army.â€? The USARCENT Best Warrior Competition concluded with the award presentation. U.S. Army National Guardsman Sgt. Zachary Green, an intelligence analyst with the 38th Sustainment Brigade, was named the 2018 USARCENT Noncommissioned Officer Best Warrior. â€œI’m very honored, pretty excited, and relieved that it’s over,â€? said Green.

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