Week in Review: A More Aggressive Germany?, Turkey-Russia Split, California’s Marijuana Problem, and Much More

• Even as Germany struggles to put together a government, there are signs that the nation is entering a more aggressive period and is more open about asserting its national interests.
• Russia, Iran and Turkey have been working to tamp down the crisis in Syria—and now it appears rifts are developing in the way they want to handle this situation, driving Turkey away from those nations and toward Europe.
• Rumors that China might stop buying U.S. treasuries rattled bond markets, indicating just how vulnerable America is because of its $1.4 trillion debt to China.
• California legalized marijuana, supposedly in part to eliminate crime. But the effect is that Mexican drug cartels are buying marijuana farms and illegal activity is increasing.
• We’ll also talk about China building a new military base on the Afghanistan border—further developments in European politics—and the deputy chair of America’s Democratic Party endorsing Antifa.

Links:

• German Aggression
• “No More Mr. Nice Germany”
• Germany and the Holy Roman Empire
• Turkey-Russia Split
• “How the Syrian Crisis Will End”
• “A Mystery Alliance” from The King of the South
• China Might Dump U.S. Treasuries
• “Our Financial 9/11 Was Prophesied” from He Was Right
• California: Will Legalizing Marijuana Legalize Mexican Drug Cartels?
• “California Legalizes Marijuana”
• “Beheading Mexico”
• Ezekiel: The End-Time Prophet
• Europe’s Appeasement of Iran Is Empowering Iran
• “America’s Deadly Nuclear Deal With Iran”
• The King of the South
• History and Prophecy of the Middle East
• China to Build Military Base on Afghan-Tajik Border
• “Comrade to All, Opponent to None?”
• Isaiah’s End-Time Vision
• Democratic Party’s Ties With Anarchists
• “Leading Democratic Congressman Supports Antifa”
• “Communism in America Today”