SHTF News – Chapter 1 Edition 6 (April 14th, 2017)

On this episode of SHTF News, world superpowers react to the chemical attack in Syria. Meanwhile, North Korea is shaking it’s stick, claiming any provocation would lead to “devastating consequences.”

Here’s a breakdown of this week’s SHTF News video:

00:00 – Haley US is ‘prepared to do more’ about Syria
01:46 – Putin “Syria chemical incident possibly a set-up”
03:09 – Moscow envoy chides UK counterpart at UNSC meeting
04:08 – Disturbing images of Syria chemical attack
05:05 – US retaliates for Syrian chemical attack
06:04 – Russia sends frigates to Syria’s Tartus
06:35 – Russia calls U.S. strikes ‘act of aggression’
07:33 – N. Korea fires another ballistic missile
08:24 – N. Korea warns of disastrous consequences if US continues provocation
09:35 – Stockholm lorry rams crowds killing several people
10:08 – Egypt declares state of emergency after Coptic Church bombings
11:37 – Elementary school shooting in San Bernardino
12:41 – Hundreds of migrants rescued at sea by humanitarian groups
13:17 – France in a race against time to find accommodations for 1400 migrants
14:22 – France fire ravages refugee camp near Dunkirk
15:47 – Venezuela Anti- government protests
17:01 – Why are thousands of young Serbs are so angry
18:23 – Violence and protests break out in Buenos Aires
18:48 – Protests in French Guyana over underinvestment in territory
19:15 – Dozens of protesters clash with police in Italy over G7 talks in Italy
20:13 – Brazilian Supreme Court judge places dozens of politicians under formal investigation for bribery
21:05 – Libor Bank of England implicated in corruption recording
22:50 – Death toll in Columbian landslide rises to 290
23:50 – Powerful cyclone sweeps across Australia east coast
25:08 – Artificial life spawns billion-dollar industry
27:05 – Hitachi reveals AI security software raising privacy concerns
28:18 – How robots and humans can peacefully coexist
29:34 – Great Barrier Reef 2_3 damaged in ‘unprecedented’ bleaching
30:31 – Last surviving animals of Mosul Zoo get a new lease on life