Week in Review: U.S. to Leave Syria, EMP Effects, Chinese Cyberattacks, Kosovo’s Army, and Much More

Armed men in uniform identified by Syrian Democratic forces as US special operations forces ride in the back of a pickup truck in the village of Fatisah in the northern Syrian province of Raqa on May 25, 2016..
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Week in Review: U.S. to Leave Syria, EMP Effects, Chinese Cyberattacks, Kosovo’s Army, and Much More

Show Notes

  • United States President Donald Trump announced that America would withdraw its troops from Syria. The implications of an American drawdown are far-reaching and will hasten the fulfillment of many biblical prophecies.
  • A new military study describes the crippling effects that an electromagnetic pulse weapon attack would have on the United States.
  • Another study shows that Chinese hackers are enacting cyberattacks on several fronts against the U.S. Navy.
  • Russia and China continue to grow closer in an alliance that defies expert predictions going way back—but that backs up prophecies Herbert W. Armstrong made decades ago
  • We’ll also talk about the implications of Kosovo forming its own army, how one man with a drone shut down England’s Gatwick airport, how Australia’s prime minister managed to offend most every Jew and Arab in the Middle East, and the fact that Presbyterians in America are now outnumbered by witches.

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