Need To Know News From G. Edward Griffin

Published: Mon, 03/13/17

G. Edward Griffin's Essential News & Analysis
 
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Israel passed a law barring supporters of the BDS (boycott, divestiture and sanctions) who oppose the Israeli settlements in the West Bank from entering the country. The law is pitting ultra-right wing Zionists who are supported by the neocon Republicans in the US against anti-settlement liberals who are supported by Democrats in the US against each other. President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has close ties to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. [...]

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Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU’s Commissioner for Migration, has publicly called for the admittance of 6-million more immigrants into Europe. He recommends establishing offices in all the countries of the southern coast of the Mediterranean and West Africa to oversee the 'legal' immigration that will screen out nationalists and populists. He also lied when he said that all but one Islamic terror attack was committed by a refugee. [...]

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Groups that organized last week's 'Day Without A Woman' march in Washington, DC were given $246 million by George Soros. These are the same groups that marched against President Trump on his inauguration day. Critics believe that Soros is using women against Trump to build support for his one world government and point out that the march failed to address severe oppression of women internationally in places such as Saudi Arabia. [...]

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Last week, the price of Bitcoin fell from an all-time high of more than $1300, and dipped below $980, a decline of 35%. The drop was due to a decision to reject admission of Bitcoin to the stock exchange as an ETF (exchange traded fund) that was designed by the Winklevoss twins to reduce volatility. Bitcoin's value has rebounded. [...]

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