Week in Review: U.S. Supreme Court’s LGBTQ Activism, and Much More

• The U.S. Supreme Court decided that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 actually prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and sexual identity. This is a huge victory for the LGBTQ movement in America and will encourage and accelerate sexual deviancy.
• Gen. James Mattis and dozens of other military leaders are publicly criticizing President Donald Trump in ways that raise the prospect of division and possibly insubordination in the military.
• Black Lives Matter protests continue, even in Britain, where statues of heroes of the British Empire are coming down.
• We also talk about how U.S. sanctions against Syria could reshape Lebanon, China secretly taking over territory in the Himalayas, Asian nations increasingly looking to China for leadership rather than America, and more evidence of how strongly anti-Israel the Obama administration was.

Links

• [00:35] Supreme Court & LGBTQ (13 minutes)
  • Redefining Family
• [13:55] BLM Takes Down British Heroes (10 minutes)
  
  • August 2020 Trumpet issue
• [23:40] China vs. India (8 minutes)
  • “China and India: Two Nuclear Powers Clash—With Sticks and Stones”
  • The Prophesied ‘Prince of Russia’
• [31:20] The Caesar Act and Lebanon (6 minutes)
  • “Why You Need to Watch Lebanon”
• [37:30] Military vs. Trump (9 minutes)
  • “Retired Generals Clash With President Trump”
  • “How to Lose a War”
• [46:00] Asia Looks to China (2 minutes)
  • “Will America’s Asian Allies Pivot to China?”
  • Russia and China in Prophecy
• [48:20] Obama’s Anti-Israel Administration (5 minutes)
  • “What Inspires President Obama’s Relationship With Israel?”
• [53:25] France Clashes (3 minutes)
  • “Clash of Civilizations: Real or Racist?