The Politics of Terrorism, Banking & Health

G. Edward Griffin

As a researcher, Ed Griffin’s talent is that of a communicator par excellence. As a young man, after graduating from the University of Michigan, where he majored in speech and communications, he eventually headed west to make his mark in Hollywood. He soon realized there were many talented writers in Hollywood who were washing cars and waiting tables while waiting for a break in the movie industry.

Griffin had a wife and family to support so he decided to turn his talents elsewhere. He went into the insurance business for about 5 years. "Then," he says, "I began to discover some things about the real world that concerned me and made me think our future wasn’t so bright after all." He returned to his talents as a writer and speaker. "First thing I knew I was giving speeches on International Affairs. I realized this is where I wanted to be because I wanted to communicate to others very quickly what it took me months and years to learn about. … I wanted to communicate issues that make a difference in peoples lives."

Later his talents were drawn to the politics of health. A medical doctor who was having great success using laetrile, a natural remedy for cancer, approached him. The medical association was threatening to remove the doctor’s license to practice. The doctor, of course, wanted to keep practicing but he also wanted to continue to offer his patients a therapy that was proving successful with cancer. Ed says he was still naïve at this stage. He thought: "We’ll explain the truth and then when the opposition understand what the truth really is, they will go away. Instead, "he says," I discovered the science of cancer therapy wasn’t nearly as complicated as the politics of cancer therapy. It wasn’t an issue of whether something was effective, it didn’t matter whether it worked, it didn’t matter whether you were saving lives. The important thing was whether it went through the political process and the political process is dependent largely on the economic process. What I discovered was very disturbing."

Discovering information about government, banking and health that is largely hidden from the public gave him his niche: "It seemed that was why I’m here … to do the research and repackage it so it’s more readily understandable." Today he is listed in Who’s Who in America. Ed Griffin also produces documentaries. He has also won the Telly Award for excellence in television production.

As early as the 1960’s he saw the dangerous direction US government policies were taking. He started speaking out in 1963. He has a talent to back up all his warnings with difficult-to-find facts and continues to present them courageously in a simple to understand way. His subjects are diverse and range from ancient earth history to international banking to internal subversion to terrorism to the history of taxation to U.S. foreign policy to the science and politics of cancer therapy to the Supreme Court and the United Nations.

He has recorded several interviews with individuals who have first-hand or inside knowledge of hidden agendas and corruption—information that would be lost to the world without these recorded interviews.

Griffin says true patriotism is more than flying the flag. True patriotism is speaking up to help correct errors. "I have spent my whole adult life trying to defend my country and to show where she is wrong in my opinion and to fulfill my obligation of patriotism. … For 40 years we have been out there trying to rally our fellow countrymen to the defense of America from her enemies external and internal."

Our upcoming video on The Beck Protocol, Part 1: An Introduction to The Beck Protocol includes an interview with Ed Griffin. He explains why electricity in medicine came to a halt early in the 20^th century and gives insights into the politics of health. This video will be available in the spring of 2002.

For excellent background on the September 11^th tragedy at the World Trade Center, download from Ed Griffin’s website the free first chapter of a new book: "The Grand Deception: A Second Look at the War on Terrorism."

See Reality Zone for details on a special series of audiotapes as well as the book World Without Cancer.