Jonathan Greenblatt, the National Director and CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), who spread the rumor that Trump appointee Steve Bannon was an anti-Semite, has worked for George Soros and Barack Obama.
In fact, before joining the ADL, Greenblatt had almost no experience in fighting antisemitism. Greenblatt moved directly from the Obama administration to his position at the ADL. He had worked for Obama as Director of the White House Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation. Prior to that, he worked for Soros as Director of the Impact Economy Initiative at the George Soros-funded Aspen Institute.
His accusations have fallen apart after Jewish leaders and Breitbart employees described Bannon as staunchly pro-Israel and the ADL itself admitted that it knows of nothing Bannon has ever said or done that is antisemitic. In fact, no one anywhere has been able to show such proof. It’s just another part of the liberal campaign to try to stop Trump from being successful and putting an end to the liberal cause forever.
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Greenblatt’s ADL bio shows little experience for the post he now holds:
He managed real estate and later co-founded a socially conscience business venture, Ethos Brands, which sold bottled water while donating part of the profits to clean water programs. The company was later sold to Starbucks and Greenblatt became a vice president of the giant coffee shop conglomerate. He later served as head of GOOD media company and founded the not-for-profit All for Good, an Internet platform connecting volunteers with organizations seeking help. Greenblatt also taught social entrepreneurship at UCLA.
More, including a report by Discover the Networks, can be seen here.
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