Because yet another email hack, this time from the account of the ever-creepy-movie-villain-poster-boy George Soros, has aired some dirty laundry that he'd probably rather keep in the hamper.

When you're rubbing your grimy little hands together and plotting to take over the world, you probably shouldn't do it by email. Because someone, somewhere is going to hack you. Rest assured, George, the mainstream media will have your back with a little bit of clever propaganda, blaming the hacker and not the supervillain.

After the DNC leaks and the Hillary Clinton leaks, wouldn't you think that those with a lot of shady secrets to keep would increase their security? Even my teenage daughter knows that the internet is forever and that she should always assume anything sent via the net should be considered to be public, even if it is supposed to be a conversation between friends.

Why on earth would someone as sketchy as George Soros, the "the architect and sponsor of almost every revolution and coup around the world for the last 25 years" according to DC Leaks, not be a little bit more careful with the information he and his organization share online? You'd think that a pro-globalist  billionaire who has been trying to take over the world via shadow government for decades would be just a little bit more savvy than this.