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Retired Green Beret Warns: "We're At The Threshold Of War...The Choice Is Not Up To Us Anymore"

Retired Green Beret Warns: "We're At The Threshold Of War...The Choice Is Not Up To Us Anymore"

Authored by Jeremiah Johnson (nom de plume of a retired Green Beret of the United States Army Special Forces) via SHTFplan.com,

As reported Monday, April 25 on almost all mainstream and alternate news sites, Britain’s Defense Minister Michael Fallon has openly declared that his country will carry out a preemptive nuclear strike even if not attacked, as such:

“In the most extreme circumstances we have made it very clear that you can’t rule out the use of nuclear weapons as a first strike.”

Trump Calls Schumer's Bluff: "If There's A Shutdown, There's A Shutdown... Democrats Would Be To Blame"

Trump Calls Schumer's Bluff: "If There's A Shutdown, There's A Shutdown... Democrats Would Be To Blame"

With Democrats seemingly unsatisfied with Republicans dropping border wall funding and adjusting on Obamacare-related items, it appears President Trump is calling Schumer's and Pelosi's bluff, proclaiming "If there's a shutdown, there's a shutdown," adding that Democrats would be to blame if the federal government was left unfunded.

Schumer today:

The Next Trade War: Trump Threatens To Terminate "Horrible" Trade Deal With South Korea

Two days after launching a trade war with Canada by imposing tariffs on lumber imports, one day after nearly terminating NAFTA (but stopping just shy after an alleged phone call from the leaders of Mexico and Canada), Trump has finally turned his attention to the one nation whose GDP consists of roughly 60% net trade, and which we said several months ago, is far more likely to be punished for trade malpractice than China: South Korea.

Germany Braces For Wave Of Migrant-Fueled Terrorism Lawsuits - 200 So Far This Year

Germany Braces For Wave Of Migrant-Fueled Terrorism Lawsuits - 200 So Far This Year

Thanks to the influx of migrants, Germany's Department of Terrorism Crime is expecting 500 - 600 lawsuits related to Islamic Terrorism in 2017. Last year there were 250 such terrorism-linked cases, up from 68 in 2013, according to general prosecutor Peter Frank.

The influx of migrants and refugees in recent years is a major cause of this development , said Frank. "There you can see what has come to us, both in the past few years, as well as escaped or has come from all countries to Islamic terrorists."

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