Week in Review: German Elections, Putin Leaves Syria, End of the Finance Economy, and More

• Germany has experienced a political earthquake—elections last Sunday saw huge victories for far-right parties—showing just how radically Germany is changing because of the migrant crisis.

• Vladimir Putin shocked the world this week by pulling out of Syria—declaring Mission Accomplished. And there’s a lot of evidence to show, He’s right!

• A prominent bond-fund manager says that negative interest rates are our finance economy’s last, dying gasp!

• We’ll also talk about NATO training to deploy nuclear arms against Russia—Iran’s involvement in 9/11—a terribly wasteful American military project—folks in Japan who are concerned about Donald Trump—a former Soviet citizen who isn’t impressed with Bernie Sanders—and North Korea’s new 70-day work week!

All this and much, much more.