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European voters are increasingly turning to radical far-right parties in an outright rejection of the eurozone’s austerity programme. In Hungary, supporters of Jobbik, a far-right group with anti-Semitic views who gained 45 seats in last year’s election, are capitalising on anti-austerity blues. In France, although the French election saw socialist Francois Hollande take power, it was also marked by the resurgence of the Far Right, with Marine Le Pen whipping up anti-immigration sentiment. In Greece, furious voters have turned their backs on the main parties and handed the Nazi-linked Golden Dawn seats in parliament for the first time. And in the Netherlands, the government was recently brought down after the anti-Islamic firebrand politician Geert Wilders refused to support its austerity measures. Jewish News One spoke to European Jewish Parliament member Joseph Van Den Bergh to ask what factors have helped the Far Right rekindle popularity. EJMP Joseph Van Den Bergh: “Because of the situation that there’s high unemployment, there’s discontentment amongst the populations of Western Europe, these far right groups have seized their opportunity to come to the fore and are answering the call of the mass of malcontents if you want to call them that, or disaffected people. “Now you’ve also got an increased situation in Europe today with immigration from eastern Europe, from North Africa, so-called refugees, and these are taking jobs away from locals, so there’s a dissipation …

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com In recent years, many wealthy Chinese decided to immigrate out of China, seeking better security for themselves and their wealth. According to foreign media reports, after Chongqing city secretary Bo Xilai was removed from office, the number of immigration applications in China drastically increased. Immigration lawyers analyzed that this wave of immigration has to do with the unstable political environment in China. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), there are increasing numbers of Chinese seeking to immigrate to the US, Britain, Canada and other countries in recent years. Recently, this development has increased sizably. Hong Kong immigration lawyer Jean─Francois Harvey stated that there is currently an upsurge of Chinese immigrating out of China. Harvey said the mentality of these people is, “Let me out of the country right now.” The WSJ report pointed out that, these people are mainly officials and businessmen. They apply for immigration mainly to protect their family and wealth. This huge immigration demand has even created a new industry of immigration agents. Some insiders found that after Bo Xilai was removed from office, the number of immigration applications dramatically increased. Comunist China State Department official Mr. Chen: “That’s definite, there are many (people seeking immigration), not just one or two. Especially those with money, those in business, private …

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Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com An Internet rumor spread regarding alleged deputy-director of “Congress News Agency,” Keisuke Udagawa’s, interview with Bo Xilai on April 26. An exclusive interview was released by Yukan Fuji evening newspaper on May 11, which revealed Bo has been put under house arrest. On May 12, a news brief on Boxun.com cited reliable sources saying the news was fabricated by Bo Xilai’s backing force. Bo’s case is being handled by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection instead of State Security Ministry, according to Boxun. But the Japanese news repeatedly mentioned links with State Security Ministry. A turning point in Bo Xilai’s case reportedly emerged. Informed sources said all these news are baseless speculation and rumors. Ironically, the BBC Chinese version inquired with journalists in Japan about “Congress News Agency” and Keisuke Udagawa. The answer they received is that its former name was “Yamato News Agency,” with only 1-2 employee(s). The “Congress News Agency” is not a member of Japan Newspaper Association, but it owns an office in Japan’s Congress. Yukan Fuji evening newspaper is a mediocre tabloid affiliated with Sankei Shimbun, according to the BBC news report. This is why the coverage of Bo Xilai issued on Friday did not spread until Saturday in Japan and on overseas Chinese websites. The BBC Chinese called Sankei Shimbun’s former reporter in Beijing to check the news’ authenticity. The …

Illegal Immigrant voters along with immigrants that are prohibited from voting have been detected voting in Florida. This joins confirmed reports of sizable numbers of non citizens voting in Georgia and Colorado! Each illegal alien or non citizen immigrant that registers to vote is committing a felony. Each illegal alien or non citizen immigrant that votes and thus steals a vote from an American citizen is committing another felony. The problem is that the states do not check to see if voters are in the US as immigrants or legally and the illegal immigration amnesty supporters know this. Our elections are virtually defenseless at this time and illegal aliens stole elections west of the Mississippi for corrupt politicians like US Senator Harry Reid just like William Gheen of ALIPAC predicted on election day 2010 on Fox News. Please send copies of this videos to your Federal and State lawmakers and candidates for public office.