Week in Review: Race Riots Again Rock America, Hong Kong Freedom Ends, Iran’s Foothold in Venezuela, and Much More

• After a white police officer killed a black man during an arrest in Minneapolis, protests quickly exploded into riots, which local leaders responded to by withdrawing law enforcement. This has brought the issue of racial division in America roaring back.
• China’s parliament passed a law that many say marks the end of a free Hong Kong, imposing on the people of what was supposed to be an autonomous territory, Chinese Communist Party justice.
• Iran sent five oil tankers into Venezuela this week, a provocative move that highlights long-standing efforts to establish a foothold in South America as a means to attack the United States.
• We also talk about American troops being put under the command of a German Army officer, China planning to militarize an island in Cambodia, and how coronavirus has exposed the fragility of our food supply.

Links

• [00:35] Race Riots (12 minutes)
  • “Police Under Attack”
  • “Protests Over George Floyd’s Death”
• [12:05] Hong Kong (16 minutes)
  • “The End of a Free Hong Kong”
  • “The Climax of Man’s Rule Over Man”
• [28:00] Iran in Venezuela (11 minutes)
  • “Why Obama Blocked Hezbollah Probe”
  • “Iran Is Establishing a Base of Operations in Venezuela”
• [39:30] German Officer Over U.S. Troops (6 minutes)
  • “German Generals Serving in the U.S. Army Becoming a Tradition”
• [45:30] China in Cambodia (3 minutes)
  • “China’s Plans for Global Empire Take a Great Leap Forward in Cambodia”
• [48:00] EU Bailout (3 minutes)
  • “Coronavirus and the Holy Roman Empire”
• [50:50] Food Supply (4 minutes)
  • “Is a Wave of Hunger Approaching?