Obviously, I am distressed at the outcome of the election. I hope, but don’t trust, that the second Bush administration will have learned something from the mistakes of the first. What is at stake is our ability to recognize our own fallibility.I established this weblog in order to engage in a critical discussion with readers about President Bush’s policies, particularly in Iraq. To all those who sent in messages, thank you. I found the dialogue to be thought provoking, and I hope visitors to the site did as well. Georgesoros.com proved more popular than I initially imagined. There have been more than a million and a half visitors to the site and more than 30,000 people sent in messages.
Having established the site in the run up to the election, I frankly did not pause to consider what to do with it afterwards. Given the outcome, I now feel strongly that it should continue. Exactly what shape the future content will take, and how actively I will pursue this weblog, will take some time to figure out. In the meantime, I am traveling to Europe to attend to the business of my foundation – but I’ll be back.
Please check back in a few weeks for updates. Thank you.
posted by George Soros @ 11/03/2004 02:45:30 PM EST
(via Stefan Bucher)
Soros? Einer der 100 reichsten Männchen der Welt und in der Wikipedia gibbet eine prima Bio.
