Week in Review: Undermining America on Several Fronts, a New Iran Nuclear Deal?, the Cross in Bavaria, and Much More

Show Notes

• Many nations are working to undermine America’s political and economic power.
  • They’re turning away from using dollars—such as China introducing yuan-denominated oil contracts, Iran replacing the dollar with the euro, and Venezuela launching a cryptocurrency.
  • China is coaxing India away from its alliance with America by courting its prime minister.
  • Security cooperation among Asian nations under the leadership of Russia and China is stronger than ever thanks to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
  • The European Union is strengthening its trade relations with Mexico to help minimize the impact of President Donald Trump’s renegotiation of nafta.
• We’ll also talk about the possibility of a new Iran nuclear deal, attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, a state in Germany that has decided that all public buildings need to start displaying the cross, and another ugly development exposing the corruption in Washington.

Links

• A New Iran Nuclear Deal?
  • trend: “Why the Trumpet Watches Iran and Europe Heading for a Clash of Civilizations”
• Anti-Dollar Alliance
  • infographic: “A Coming Global Trade War”
  • “Superpower Under Siege” from Ezekiel: The End-Time Prophet
• China-India Alliance
  • “Historic Meeting: China Coaxing India Away From U.S.”
  • “The Other Asian Powerhouse: India”
  • The Prophesied ‘Prince of Russia’
  • Russia and China in Prophecy
• EU-Mexico Trade Deal
  • “Trade Wars Have Begun”
  • “Latin America: Front Line of Trade War”
  • “Trade Deal Solidifies Mexico-EU Relations”
• Russia-China Military Cooperation Reaches ‘New Heights’
  • “Asia Stands With Putin”
  • Russia and China in Prophecy
• Houthi Rebels Target Saudi Oil Facilities
  • video: “The Yemen Crisis”
  • “Germany’s Secret Strategy to Destroy Iran”
• The Cross in Bavaria
  • “The Return of the Cross in Bavaria”
• President Trump’s Attorney Drops Libel Lawsuit
  • “Saving America From the Radical Left—Temporarily”