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great things about Iceland:

Iceland gave asylum to World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer after he outed his own tribe

Bobby Fischer in Iceland – 45 years ago • Parts 1 & 2

by Frederic Friedel, July 4, 2017

https://en.chessbase.com/post/bobby-fischer-in-iceland-45-years-ago-1

https://en.chessbase.com/post/bobby-fischer-in-iceland-45-years-ago-2

Fischer and Spassky: Two Infamous Jewish Antisemites

by Saul Jay Singer, 5 Tevet 5775 (December 26, 2014)

http://www.jewishpress.com/sections/features/features-on-jewish-world/fischer-and-spassky-two-infamous-jewish-anti-semites/2014/12/26/

Iceland's Bankers Face 74 Years in Prison While US Banks Profit After Your Bailout

by Anti-Media News Desk, October 22, 2015 at 11:06 am

http://theantimedia.org/icelands-bankers-face-74-years-in-prison-while-us-banks-profit-after-your-bailout/

Iceland remains the only European nation to recover fully from the 2008 crisis. Iceland even managed to pay its outstanding debt to the IMF in full, and the debt was paid in advance of the due date. This is highly significant because this means the Bank of International Settlements has absolutely no hold on Iceland and its banking system. Conversely, the banks in the United States are so manipulated by the Bank of International Settlements that the US stands of on the brink of the next bankster-created war which will be fought and lost against Russia and China.

Five Hundred Icelandic Physicians Back Bill to Outlaw Circumcision

JTA

https://www.jta.org/2018/02/23/news-opinion/world/500-icelandic-physicians-back-bill-to-outlaw-circumcision

Hundreds of physicians in Iceland and some of Belgium’s top doctors came out in support of a bill proposing to criminalize nonmedical circumcision of boys in the Scandinavian island nation. The approximately 500 Icelandic physicians who backed the bill that was submitted last month to the parliament cited the World Medical Association’s Declaration of Helsinki on ethical principles … Throughout Scandinavia, the nonmedical circumcision of boys under 18 is the subject of a debate on children’s rights and religious freedoms. The children’s ombudsmen of all Nordic countries – Finland, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway – released a joint declaration in 2013 proposing a ban, though none of these countries has enacted one.