WMtrevor cannot find ref to George Soros' arrest warrant on Russia today? Try the Keiser Report on Russia Today Episode 451 30/3/13.Also is listed on dozens of other websites except for the Corp Media.

Thanks Arjay... silly me only looked at the News, Russian Politics, Business sections of RT.com and did a whole site search with the obvious combinations of keywords including Putin, Soros and warrant all with 0 results.

(Did notice google references on some of what I regard as 'chinese whisper' sites for conspiracy rumours, but it seemed such important news I was after something more, well... trustworthy.)

Didn't think to look at the opinion videos... unfortunately I keep getting "error loading media: file not found" messages for Episode 451 of the Keiser Report 29 May 2013.

BTW it doesn't even get a mention in the episode's synopsis.

I promise to give it another try tomorrow.

http://rt.com/shows/the-truthseeker/us-africa-bush-trail-359/ Prof Francis Boyle is an international criminal lawyer specialising is war crimes. He has already convicted George Bush and Dick Cheney of war crimes in a Malaysian court and they have to be careful where they travel.

In this clip Boyle says he's going to get Obama also.

Finally got around to being able to watch the episode, Arjay… and it was as I suspected.

I didn't hear one mention of Putin or George Soros in the entire episode.

Just to prove I did endure watching Keiser's check jacket with its leopard skin trim and vomitus tie, two favourite quotes are: "George Osborne is a pimp. Because he brought in austerity measures that drove down the wages and jobs in this country to the point where now millions of young British teens have had to turn themselves into prostitutes to make ends meet. So George Osborne is the biggest pimp in the history of Britain." and

"The dollar needs a prophylactic to keep it from spreading its deadly financial semen throughout the global economy and impregnating various governments with its uncontrolled and uncalled for progeny of incipient, inflationary crack-babies."

It wasn't without its genuine humour though.

His first guest, Stacy Herbert, made me laugh with her report from economist.com about the downturn in the prostitution business, "Times are tough for Debbie, a prostitute in western England who runs a private flat with other 'mature ladies'. She does two or three jobs a day. A year ago she was doing eight or nine. She has cut her prices:

"If I hadn't, I wouldn't still be open.""!

As of now – and adopting the role of Lee Mack or David Mitchell – I'm prepared to call the claims of Vladimir Putin issuing an international arrest warrant for George Soros as (dramatic pause)… a lie.