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G. Edward Griffin's Essential News & Analysis
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Las Vegas: A casino security expert questions where the 40-member SWAT Team was during the event. The city provided a lawyer with the special event permit from the city for the outdoor concert that was filled out by hand by a Mandalay Bay corporate executive, instead of the producer of the event that took place across the street from the hotel. Two Mandalay Bay Hotel workers filmed themselves during the shooting, lockdown and evacuation. [...] |
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Trump is considering a new spy network, organized by Erik Prince of Blackwater, to bypass the 'Deep State' and report directly to him and the CIA Director. [Although this is labeled as opposition to the Deep State, it IS the Deep state, which is famous for providing its own controlled opposition to deny it the option of victory. If this new unconstitutional unit comes into being, we expect it to continue all the major Deep State policies of the past but in such a way as to gain the endorsement of Trump supporters - and probably of Trump, himself.] [...] |
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George Soros invested $160 million in Donald Trump's Chicago skyscraper in 2004. In 2011, when Trump was challenged by Tea Party activists on his close relationship to Soros, he responded: "Forget Soros. Leave him alone. Let's talk about somebody else." As President, Trump has filled his cabinet with Soros' friends and financial partners. [Could this be the answer?] [...] |
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Commentator, Jake Morphonios, says that President Trump's declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is a provocative move toward war with Iran, and a proxy war with Russia and China. He supports this claim by reviewing the ancient history of that land contrasted with the relatively recent claims by the Israeli state. Many people believe that Jerusalem has been the capital of the kingdom of Israel for 3,000 years, but biblical records show that Jerusalem has been the capital for less than 150 years. [...] |
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A bill has passed Philadelphia's Public Health and Human Services Committee requiring shops that sell food to remove bulletproof barriers that were installed to protect shopkeepers in high crime areas. City Councilwoman Cindy Bass says she is behind the ban because the barriers are an indignity and an insult to the mostly African American population. [...] |
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Democrat Senator Al Franken, under pressure from his fellow Democrats, said he will resign within a few weeks, following sexual assault accusations from eight women. Fox News host Laura Ingraham says that the Democrats, through political calculation, set a precedent with Franken's resignation that will be used to drive Roy Moore from office if he wins the Alabama Senate race, and then they will target President Trump for impeachment. [...] |
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A prominent glaciologist, Ricardo Villalba, is facing criminal charges in Argentina after he released a glacier survey that angered environmental activists because it didn’t result in the closing of a gold mine that is responsible for two cynaide spills. Environmentalists allege Villalba rigged the glacier survey to favor mining interests, but other scientists overwhelmingly support Villalba's analysis, saying this is a politically motivated witch hunt. [...] |
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