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June 12 2008 (LPAC)--When one considers British asset George "Golem" Soros, it is of no surprise to the cognitive individual that he was personally involved in destroying the sovereignty of nations, such as he did in Italy in 1992 by forcing the devaluation of the lira, leaving the Bank of Italy no choice but to spend $48 billion of its reserves in a vain attempt to defend their currency. Soros acquired the stomach to commit such inhuman atrocities during the Nazi occupation of Hungary in 1944, an operation that was overseen by Adolf Hitler's favorite SS Lt Gen. Kurt Becher.

As Soros admitted during a 60 Minutes interview in December of 1998, where he described how he assisted Nazi occupiers in confiscating the properties of some of the millions of dead Jews, he was able to do all of this without an ounce of guilt.

The plot, which consequently forced a 30% devaluation of the lira, began when representatives of Soros met in Italy on Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth* II's yacht Britannia. At the time, Soros was under criminal investigation for a vicious attack that destabilized the European Rate Mechanism, and consequently paved the way for the possible ratification of that fascist Lisbon treaty. Members of the Movimento Internazionale per Diritti Civili Solidarieta first submitted testimony to the Milan court on Soros in 1995.

An investigation was then launched, as was reported in the Dec. 24, 1996 issue of Corriere della Sera: "The investigation has just started, but the results could be explosive, and the name of the individual being officially investigated gives an idea of how delicate this investigation is: The name is George Soros. The crime is stock-jobbing. It concerns the attack on the lira."

Of course, not all of the money used in this operation can be attributed to "Golem" Soros, but was only money that was handed to him, by London. After all, a Golem doesn't make himself, he is created and, true to form, Soros's very instinct is only to do what he is told in order to survive.

His father, Tivadar Soros, taught his boy very well under the Nazi occupation in Hungary on how to follow his masters: "The most rational approach, in my view, was complete separation, followed by a quiet effort to blend in with the general population. That is the way animals do it: when they sense danger, instead of presenting a clear target to their enemies, their natural mode of self-preservation is to blend with the scenery and simply disappear. Naturalists call this phenomenon 'mimicry'" (From Masquerade, the autobiography of George Soros' father, Tivadar Soros).

Soros was raised to behave like a beast, and so he does. Upon the destruction of the European Rate Mechanism, which set the stage for Maastricht and, inevitably, the Lisbon treaty, Soros has only this to say: "I'm sure speculative actions have had some negative consequences. But that does not enter my thinking at all. It cannot. If I abstained from certain actions because of moral doubts, then I would cease to be an effective speculator. I have not even a shadow of remorse for making a profit." He continues, "I did it only to make money." (London Guardian Dec. 19, 1992)

* The very same Queen Elizabeth which EIR discovered in the 1990s was on the exclusive clients' list of George Soros's mega-million-dollar offshore Quantum Fund in which he is once again currently active.