We are reporting on developments in and pertaining to Scotland and the UK; speak of the ongoing collaboration between Russia, China, Iran and other nations; point out that Putin is placing a somewhat indifferent world on notice as to what Russia’s intentions are; address the non-existent chance that the number of European nuclear weapons will be reduced; report on America’s new-found war in Iraq and Syria which might have devastating consequences for the very survival of the USA; speak on Pope Francis’ visit in Albania; and conclude with a challenging report regarding man-made climate change; India’s successful space mission; and an eye-opening article about the cruelty of chimpanzees.
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This Week in the News
We begin with frightening reports about occurrences in Germany, which are setting a perhaps unintentional precedence for very disturbing developments (and which are, ultimately, prophesied in the Bible to occur in these end times).
We continue with pointing out a “politically correct” misunderstanding of the nature of ISIS and Islam; ISIS’s continuous diabolical murders; inconsistent messages from the Catholic and Protestant churches regarding war; and the willingness of the Pope to “liberalize” some of the Catholic injunctions; and we conclude with biblically predicted developments pertaining to Ukraine, Russia, China and India.
This Week in the News
We report on the ongoing crises pertaining to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict; NATO’s feeble responses; and Germany’s contemplated future role; address the Western powers’ reaction to the ISIS murderers and the strange alliances which are being formed; quote articles alleging that radical Islamists are not just a tiny minority and questioning the repeated claim that Islam is a peaceful religion; speak about a previously unknown respiratory sickness affecting young children; the blasphemous idolatry in Venezuela; a meteorite smashing into Nicaragua; and we conclude with a rare hybrid (which “bleats” at the ridiculous idea of the Evolution concept) and the find of the (so far) largest land animal ever roaming this earth.
This Week in the News
We are reporting on America’s non-existent strategy regarding the murderous ISIS terrorists, while the USA and Europe are engaging in the risky business of providing weapons to Lebanon and the Kurds.
Dangerous developments pertaining to Russia and Ukraine are heating up, and Europe has several new leaders—including the surprising and unexpected appointments of Poland’s Donald Tusk and Italy’s Federica Mogherini.
This Week in the News
We begin with reports on Russia’s ambition to invade Eastern Ukraine and the news that according to Germany’s Angela Merkel, “Ukraine is free to ‘go to’ Russia’s ‘Eurasian Union’, amid signs of a new willingness to make peace with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.” This news comes on the heels of the announcement that the current Ukrainian parliament was dissolved. We know from biblical prophecy that ultimately, Russia and Ukraine will be working together against Europe.
We also focus on the ongoing Gaza war and the murderous activities of ISIS in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere, and the frightening revelation that more and more Europeans, Americans and Canadians are joining ISIS, with the apparent goal of launching terrorist attacks in their own counties.
We address the unprecedented outbreak of the Ebola virus; the golf-playing and allegedly indifferent American President in the face of turmoil surrounding him; the occurrence of a strong earthquake in California which reignited fears of the coming “big one”; and the dissolution of the French government.
This Week in the News
We are focusing on Iraq, the murderous and blood-thirsty IS terrorists; their abominable murder of an American journalist; and the shifting position of Europe and the Vatican in this regard; the situation in Gaza and Europe’s willingness to get involved; and the volatile powder keg in Ukraine.
We are addressing the quite hypocritical German stance on spying activities, with emphasis on their alleged “accidental” spying on Clinton and Kerry; and their not-so-accidental spying on NATO partner Turkey.
In other news, focusing on the US, we report on the shameful events in Ferguson, Missouri; the “poor” “rich” America; appalling decisions in Oregon pertaining to Medicaid payments for transgender surgeries; and the “outrageous,” “malicious” and politically motivated indictment of Texas Governor Rick Perry.
We conclude with shocking reports about the uncontrollable outbreak and spread of the terrible Ebola virus.
This Week in the News
In this edition, we are mainly focusing on three ongoing wars or military conflicts—the Gaza War; the murderous advancements of ISIS, as well as Turkey’s involvement and America’s response, coupled with domestic problems in Iraq; and the fear of Russia’s invasion in eastern Ukraine.
It seems, man tries to find salvation (and monetary advantages) in war, but war will never bring about lasting peace.
This Week in the News
We begin with extensive reports on the Middle East and America’s hopeless role as a paralyzed superpower. While the relationship between the USA and Israel is deteriorating and anti-Semitism is spreading around the globe, some ask for continental Europe’s active engagement and the need for creating a “new order” in the Middle East.
We are introducing you to Prince Georg, great-great-grandson of Prussia’s Kaiser Wilhelm II; German Army brigadier general Markus Laubenthal who became the first non-American chief of staff of U. S. Army Europe; and recently declared late “saint” Peter Favre, the first follower of the founder of the Society of Jesus.
In other news, we discuss the “twelve years” of CIA’s lawlessness, as the Huffington Post put it; eleven named countries at risk of default; the ongoing “sanctions game” between Russia and the West which could prove to become very costly for all parties; and Europe’s unparalleled success in our questionable space programs.
This Week in the News
Growing concern about the spread of the deadly Ebola virus begins our reporting; North Korea’s threats draw attention along with their behind-the-scenes arms sales; “crisis” was a much used word to describe the war between Palestinians and Israelis and concern over the conflict in Ukraine.
This Week in the News
We are reporting on the terrible atrocities being committed by ISIS and other radical Islamists; the worldwide anger and some despicable accusations against Israel, while the real culprit, Hamas, is largely ignored; and the dubious and repulsive role Russia has been playing in eastern Ukraine and its culpability for the shooting down of the Malaysian passenger plane.
We are continuing with the acquittal of Silvio Berlusconi; tackle the question as to what it means to be a German—especially after Germany’s victory in the Soccer [Football] World Cup; and review the 70th anniversary of the unsuccessful attempt of German resistant fighters to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
We conclude with reports on the word’s rejection of American conduct and activities; and warn that a huge earthquake, hitting Los Angeles, is inevitable.