#156: Japan’s Supermajority Government, Watering Down NATO, U.S. Exiting Syria, and More Minneapolis

Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party won its largest election victory ever on Sunday. This gives incumbent Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi leeway to remake Japanese society as she sees fit. Jeremiah Jacques delves into the larger potential ramifications. Host Richard Palmer examines the meaning of America giving up control of NATO command centers amid other stories of friction in the U.S.-Europe relationship. While the U.S. is pulling away from NATO, it is also pulling away from the Middle East. It has vacated its al-Tanf military base in Syria, paving the way for Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to control the entire country. Mihailo Zekic analyzes this in light of Bible prophecy. Andrew Miiller covers the Trump administration’s retreat from Minnesota and what this means for America’s domestic crisis going forward. “Why the Trumpet Watches Japan’s March Toward Militarism” – JAPAN’S MARCH TOWARD MILITARISM | theTrumpet.com “America Is Back … ing Out” – America Is Back … ing Out | theTrumpet.com He Was Right – He Was Right | theTrumpet.com