Week In Review 2017 Jan 6 | Need To Know News

WEEK IN REVIEW

Florida: Esteban Santiago has been identified by his military ID as the shooter at the Ft. Lauderdale Airport. He has been arrested for killing five people. The sheriff and the mayor say that he acted alone, which is a strange thing to say so quickly after the event with no investigation. ABC Local 2017 Jan 6 (Story) (Cached)

Mexico: Protests and looting fueled by anger over a 20% increase in gasoline prices have led to four deaths, the ransacking of at least 300 stores, and the arrests of more than 700 people. The rise in gas price was the result of the government’s deregulation of energy prices, which means they no longer will be subsidized by taxes. A gallon of gas now costs just under $4, which is approximately equal to the minimum wage for a day’s work. NY Post 2017 Jan 6 (Story) (Cached)

US: Senator Rand Paul and Representative Thomas Massie introduced a bill to audit the Federal Reserve. President-elect Trump has expressed support for the bill. Similar bills in the past have received endorsements for popular approval but few actual votes. Critics of the Fed are hopeful that it will be different this time. Townhall 2017 Jan 5 (Story) (Cached)

Bowie County, Texas: A 74-year-old grandmother had just sat down in her living room to watch the evening news when, suddenly, she was face-to-face with an intruder pointing a gun at her. Much to his surprise, she picked up a pistol of her own and pointed it straight at him. Result? The intruder fled. [Question: Does possession of a gun by peaceful citizens increase or decrease crime? Does it cause an increase or decrease in killing? Answer: The only thing more dangerous than having a gun is not having a gun.] ABC News 2017 Jan 4 (Story)

Ford Motor Company cancelled plans to build a new $1.6-billion auto manufacturing plant in Mexico, a decision that was influenced by Trump. Mexico’s peso dropped 1% on the news. (NAFTA). AP 2017 Jan 4 (Story) (Cached)

US: Defense Secretary Ash Carter presented his boss, President Obama, with the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service. Critics observe that this really is a matter of Obama presenting the medal to himself. Brietbart 2017 Jan 4 (Story) (Cached)

Eric Holder lands a new job – opposing Trump’s policies in California. Before Trump has even entered office, the California state legislature hired former US Attorney General, Eric Holder, to advise on legal strategies to block the new president on issues that include climate change, immigration, women’s and civil rights, and the environment. Hot Air 2017 Jan 4 (Story) (Cached)

Chicago: A mentally challenged white man was kidnapped and tortured by four black youths who live-streamed their acts of violence over the Internet. When this story first aired, reporters refused to identify the race of the criminals. The four, who all are 18-years-old, made derogatory racial comments against white people and Donald Trump. Chicago police declined to identify this as a hate crime because of political correctness. Fox News 2017 Jan 4 (Story)

Chicago ended the year with 762 murders, the highest number since 1997. The cause of the increase is linked to a drop in Chicago policing activity due to an anti-police sentiment within the population. particularly in minority communities. Chicago police have cut back on the ‘stop and frisk’ policy by 80% because of threat of lawsuits by the ACLU. Independent Journal Review 2017 Jan 3 (Story) (Cached)

US: On the first order of business on the first day of the new GOP controlled Congress, the GOP revealed its ‘business-as-usual’ mindset by trying to gut the ethics committee that oversees their activities. Trump immediately called them on it with a tweet, which caused them to hold an emergency meeting and drop the proposal. Trump’s quick response is seen as a hopeful sign that he will oppose corruption, no matter which party is engaged in it. InfoWars 2017 Jan 3 (Story)

Aberdeen, South Dakota: A Somalian refugee, Liban Mohamed, was tried and convicted for attempting to sexually assault a special-needs woman while she was sitting outside of a home for the disabled. The local news is keeping this story quiet because local residents oppose their town becoming a migrant resettlement site. WND 2017 Jan 3 (Story) (Cached)

Turkey: ISIS claimed responsibility for a massacre at a New Year party in a trendy nightclub in which a gunman killed 39 people, mostly Muslims, according to the report. An American, Jacob Raak, who sustained a minor injury, said that “these crazy people came in shooting everything”. Despite that statement, the incident is being treated as a lone-gunman attack. Hot Air 2017 Jan 2 (Story) (Cached)

A new study from Italy shows that more than 90,000 Christians were murdered in 2016 because of their religion. Christians are the most persecuted religious group in the world. Breitbart 2017 Jan 1 (Story) (Cached)

Taxpayers in Denmark are outraged over 36 welfare recipients who have collected $93,760 in unemployment benefits while fighting for ISIS in Syria. RT 2016 Dec 31 (Story)

Hackers, identifying themselves as HackBack and Anonymous, broke into the website of the Bilderberg Club and replaced their front page with a warning to the elitists, telling them they have a year to work for the benefit of humanity, or their assets will be hacked next. [Unfortunately, the hackers did not define “the benefit of humanity” and do not realize that the Bilderbergers think that is what they are doing – according to their own definition.] RT 2016 Dec 31 (Story) (Cached)

Sweden: Five Afghani refugees filmed themselves raping and beating an underage Swedish boy, yet they received light sentences because of their youth, based on their unsubstantiated claim to be minors. The court is allowing them to stay in Sweden instead of deporting them, because their homeland is ‘too dangerous.’ Express 2016 Dec 30 (Story) (Cached)

Inside Psychiatry's
Covert Agenda
(documentary)

RECHARGE
Aging is linked to shortening of telomeres, the tips of chromo-somes found in all cells.Every time cells replace themselves, telomeres become shorter. Eventually, they become so short that chromosomes are damaged and cells no longer can regenerate. Aging is the result. RECHARGE holds the promise of reversing that process. (More)

FREEDOM IN ONE LESSON
A Discourse by G. Edward Griffin.Agents of a just state derive authority solely from the citizens they serve. That means the state may use physical force to do only those things that individual citizens may use force to do, which is the defense of life, liberty, and property - nothing more. The state, therefore, must be purely defensive, not creative or aggressive, in all that it does. Freedom flows from that. DVD (More)

THE CREATURE FROM JEKYLL ISLAND; A Second Look at The Federal Reserve, by G. Edward Griffin. This is the classic exposure of the Fed that has become one of the best-selling books in its category of all time. 5th Edition includes a no-holds barred analysis of bank bailouts under the Bush and Obama Administrations that are shown to be nothing less than legalized plunder of the American people. (More)

TAKE BACK YOUR POWER
The 2013 NSA spying scandal exposed vast programs to monitor personal phone calls and emails. Now governments and utility companies are working together to reach into homes by means of so-called "smart meters" and data-harvesting devices. The results are surveillance of private activities, higher electric bills, and a proven health risk. DVD(More)

GOT CHEMTRAIL TOXICITY?
EnvioShield was developed to combat the symptoms of toxicity that many people experience during times when the sky is laden with gray haze from high-flying aircraft. It includes a wide spectrum of herbal remedies and nutritional supplements known for their ability to help eliminate toxic metals, chemicals, and pathogens. (More)

WORLD WITHOUT CANCER

The Story of Vitamin B17 G. Edward Griffin marshals evidence that cancer is a deficiency disease, like scurvy or pellagra, caused by the lack of an essential food factor in modern man's diet. That substance is amygdalin, also known as vitamin B17 or Laetrile. Why has orthodox medicine rejected this concept? The answer is to be found, not in science, but in politics ‒ the economic agenda of those who dominate the medical industry. (More)

FOLIUM pX
Users report that it removed heavy metals and radio-active elements from their bodies. It is a blend of herbals and flowers found in the Georgia region of Eastern Europe and was used successfully to treat victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. If you are concerned over exposure to radio-active contaminants in the environment or food supply, you should check this out. (More)

GLOBAL WARMING AND GLOBAL FEUDALISM
A discourse by G. Edward Griffin.Griffin fields questions about the UN, global warming, and how these topics are tied together. Is the UN our last best hope for peace or global feudalism? Who controls the UN? What is Agenda 21? Is population-control justified to save the planet? Is the UN's report on global warming based on science or politics? If the mission of the World Health Organization is not world health, then what is it? (More)

REMOVE CHLORINE FROM YOUR SHOWER

It is common for health-conscious families to install chlorine-removal filters in their kitchens, but we absorb more chlorine through our skin when taking a bath than we do from drinking water. That's because the body's skin surface is larger than the intestinal surface and because the lungs, too, are efficient absorbers, and we inhale a substantial amount of chlorine gas while bathing. (More)

BLUE
We are told that human activity is threatening the Earth. The 'green' response is to sacrifice freedom, living standards, and property rights to save the planet. This is not a sustainable solution because it ends in human servitude to the state. The real agenda is not conservancy of nature, but political control over people. The new Green is merely the old Red. BLUE exposes this subversive agenda. (More)

HEALING THE GERSON WAY
Diseases like cancer have been cured by a therapy that has been known for over 80 years. It is based on a simple and logical principle: The body can resist most diseases if it has access to the nutrients found in natural foods. The way to treat these diseases is not to attack the symptoms with toxic drugs but to restore the missing nutrients. This book shows how to do that. (More)

LAETRILE CASE HISTORIES
62 case histories proving that Laetrile works in the control of cancer. Each history is backed by a firm diagnosis and medical documentation. Includes a follow-up 30 years after these patients were diagnosed as "incurable." Proof is in their life-span after being told they had just a few months to live. (More)

STATE OF MIND The Psychology of Control.

Our beliefs determine our actions, and our actions shape our lives. Our reality tomorrow depends on our beliefs today. Be aware of the scientific techniques that shape beliefs without our knowledge. (More)

WHY IN THE WORLD ARE THEY SPRAYING?

Answers: (1) Metallic particles in the atmosphere make it possible to control the weather, which is a military priority for many countries. (2) Weather Derivatives are traded in the stock market as a hedge against crop failure. If you can control weather, you can make a fortune. Those who think that chemtrails are just water vapor will be stunned. DVD. (More)