Analyst's note:  George Soros has his fingerprints all over the the chaos in the MIddle East and African revolutions.  Soros is a known revolutionary -- an "international community organizer."  This is a story that just does not stop giving.  Mr. Obama, the Clinton's, money-man George Soros, the Muslim Brotherhood, El Baradei, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Samuel Berger, Hamas are all playing this new "game" in the Middle East and it does NOT include supporting Israel.  We are watching an "orderly, expeditious transition" to what?

And, George Soros, in league with other radicals such as Maurice Strong, who are already wealthy haters of the United States, will grow even wealthier!

This is the same man, George Soros, who has already brought down four countries through covert regime change and has promised the same for the United States.  Please do an internal site search on the terms "Soros", "Federal Reserve", and "Muslim Brotherhood" for more details regarding what is already known about this evil man Soros and those who work with him in achieving this "orderly decline" of our nation.  You will discover that a number of people and organizations are involved with Mr. Soros in this seditious effort to bring the U.S.

"A former Jordanian diplomat widely quoted in news media in recent months calming fears about the Muslim Brotherhood is a Mideast specialist for a peace institute funded by philanthropist George Soros.

WND previously reported the International Crisis Group, or ICG, led in part by Soros has long petitioned for the Egyptian government to normalize ties with the Muslim Brotherhood. The ICG includes on its board Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei, as well as other personalities who champion dialogue with Hamas, a violent offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Also, WND reported on the numerous ties of Soros initiatives, including the philanthropist's own Open Society Institute, to the revolutions sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.

Since those revolutions first started in Tunisia in January, news media have widely quoted Marwan Muasher, a former Jordanian foreign minister and deputy prime minister, as a Middle East analyst.

Muasher has roundly championed the revolutions while calling for Arab countries to include Islamist groups in a new democratic system based on an open society.

On ABC's "This Week" earlier this month, Muasher downplayed worries about the Muslim Brotherhood opposition in Syria.[....]