Is the world heading towards WW3 ? (48)
Revelation 16:16 And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.
Ezekiel 33:28
For I will lay the land most desolate, and the pomp of her strength shall cease; and the mountains of Israel shall be desolate, that none shall pass through.
Ezekiel 33:29
Then shall they know that I am the LORD, when I have laid the land most desolate because of all their abominations which they have committed.
Ezekiel 33:28
For I will lay the land most desolate, and the pomp of her strength shall cease; and the mountains of Israel shall be desolate, that none shall pass through.
Ezekiel 33:29
Then shall they know that I am the LORD, when I have laid the land most desolate because of all their abominations which they have committed.
Kiagy: I have never seen the world in my lifetime in such a volatile state
It gets me thinking about Nostradamus quadraints..
Quatrain 81, where he wrote “The great shameless, audacious bawler. He will be elected governor of the army: The boldness of his contention. The bridge broken, the city faint from fear.”
Trump president he is the “governor of the army” leading the world’s leading military force. It is his finger that could press the red button that could launch WW3. In Century 1, 40, another Nostradamus prediction says: “The false trumpet concealing madness will cause Byzantium to change its laws.” We have the word ‘trumpet’ here of course. Byzantium was built as the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire but before this was an Ancient Greek colony. The argument says that this refers to the fact that Greece has become the entry point for immigrants and refugees , which is a central theme of Trumps’ candidacy. Trump says: ‘I will build a great wall — and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me –and I’ll build them very inexpensively.’
Nostradamus writes in Quatrain 50, “the Republic of the big city” will engage in costly military operations, ordered by the “trumpet”. Could this be referring to a huge costly war that Trump will initiate?
To be honest, things are not looking good at the moment, are they ?
It gets me thinking about Nostradamus quadraints..
Quatrain 81, where he wrote “The great shameless, audacious bawler. He will be elected governor of the army: The boldness of his contention. The bridge broken, the city faint from fear.”
Trump president he is the “governor of the army” leading the world’s leading military force. It is his finger that could press the red button that could launch WW3. In Century 1, 40, another Nostradamus prediction says: “The false trumpet concealing madness will cause Byzantium to change its laws.” We have the word ‘trumpet’ here of course. Byzantium was built as the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire but before this was an Ancient Greek colony. The argument says that this refers to the fact that Greece has become the entry point for immigrants and refugees , which is a central theme of Trumps’ candidacy. Trump says: ‘I will build a great wall — and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me –and I’ll build them very inexpensively.’
Nostradamus writes in Quatrain 50, “the Republic of the big city” will engage in costly military operations, ordered by the “trumpet”. Could this be referring to a huge costly war that Trump will initiate?
To be honest, things are not looking good at the moment, are they ?
It could be, we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
philmaster: It could be, we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
As a child, Nostradamus fascinated me, read all I could about him and his predictions, then I became an adult
you'd be better off reading the news, plenty out there:
Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Liberman has warned that the country will destroy Syria’s air defense system if it fires an anti-aircraft missile at Israeli aircraft again.
Meanwhile, the military actions did not go unnoticed both in the Middle East and further afield as in a sign of Russia’s displeasure with the strike, Moscow summoned Israel’s ambassador to Russia, Gary Koren, less than 24 hours after it happened.
Saudi Arabia’s grand vision for the Asia-Pacific region. Determined to extend influence among Muslim-majority countries in Southeast Asia, the kingdom sees Malaysia as having an important role to play in Saudi Arabia’s 41-member Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT).
Some members of Malaysia’s opposition party, the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, want Muslims convicted of drinking alcohol to receive up to 80 lashes of the rattan cane, and for adulterers to receive up to 100 lashes, echoing the punishment already dispensed in other Muslim countries, including Brunei and some parts of Indonesia. More than 86 percent of Malaysian Muslims support the imposition of Sharia law in their country, according to a 2013 survey.
King Salman and the Malaysian leadership issued a statement condemning Iran’s alleged meddling in foreign countries’ affairs, and Kuala Lumpur generally views Tehran through Riyadh’s lens. The angry response from the Iranian Foreign Ministry to Malaysia’s anti-Iranian statement underscores how Kuala Lumpur’s deepening ties with Riyadh and Tehran will complicate the country’s position in this geopolitical rivalry. It is a delicate balancing act that will probably result in Malaysia having to make difficult decisions about its allies, partners, and friends in the chaotic Middle East.
In December 2015, the creation of an Islamic Military Alliance, consisting of more than 30 member states, was announced by Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s minister of defence.
Pakistan's retired army chief, over whether he will be the supreme commander of the Saudi-led "Islamic military alliance" created by Riyadh in 2015. News of Sharif's appointment has been widely criticized in Pakistan, and the drama underscores the friction in the Saudi-Pakistani relationship.
The Saudi-led Islamic military alliance now has 40 members. Some Saudi commentators have argued that Pakistan should provide a commander for the group because it is the only Muslim country with nuclear weapons. In fact, Pakistan has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal in the world. A leader who has commanded a nuclear strike force would have credentials unlike any other Muslim general.
Saudi Arabia has depended on Pakistani military support for decades. In the 1980s, thousands of Pakistani troops were deployed in the kingdom, but Pakistan refused Saudi requests to send troops to join the Saudi war in Yemen against the Houthi rebels. In 2015, the Pakistani parliament voted unanimously against joining the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen; only the extremists such as Lashkar-e-Taiba supported deploying troops to Yemen.
The Saudis are very hopeful that the new US administration will be a strong opponent of the Iranians. Riyadh wants Washington to reverse Tehran's gains in Iraq and Syria; it wants uncritical American support in Yemen.
Pakistan is much more nervous about US foreign policy.
Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Liberman has warned that the country will destroy Syria’s air defense system if it fires an anti-aircraft missile at Israeli aircraft again.
Meanwhile, the military actions did not go unnoticed both in the Middle East and further afield as in a sign of Russia’s displeasure with the strike, Moscow summoned Israel’s ambassador to Russia, Gary Koren, less than 24 hours after it happened.
Saudi Arabia’s grand vision for the Asia-Pacific region. Determined to extend influence among Muslim-majority countries in Southeast Asia, the kingdom sees Malaysia as having an important role to play in Saudi Arabia’s 41-member Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT).
Some members of Malaysia’s opposition party, the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, want Muslims convicted of drinking alcohol to receive up to 80 lashes of the rattan cane, and for adulterers to receive up to 100 lashes, echoing the punishment already dispensed in other Muslim countries, including Brunei and some parts of Indonesia. More than 86 percent of Malaysian Muslims support the imposition of Sharia law in their country, according to a 2013 survey.
King Salman and the Malaysian leadership issued a statement condemning Iran’s alleged meddling in foreign countries’ affairs, and Kuala Lumpur generally views Tehran through Riyadh’s lens. The angry response from the Iranian Foreign Ministry to Malaysia’s anti-Iranian statement underscores how Kuala Lumpur’s deepening ties with Riyadh and Tehran will complicate the country’s position in this geopolitical rivalry. It is a delicate balancing act that will probably result in Malaysia having to make difficult decisions about its allies, partners, and friends in the chaotic Middle East.
In December 2015, the creation of an Islamic Military Alliance, consisting of more than 30 member states, was announced by Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s minister of defence.
Pakistan's retired army chief, over whether he will be the supreme commander of the Saudi-led "Islamic military alliance" created by Riyadh in 2015. News of Sharif's appointment has been widely criticized in Pakistan, and the drama underscores the friction in the Saudi-Pakistani relationship.
The Saudi-led Islamic military alliance now has 40 members. Some Saudi commentators have argued that Pakistan should provide a commander for the group because it is the only Muslim country with nuclear weapons. In fact, Pakistan has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal in the world. A leader who has commanded a nuclear strike force would have credentials unlike any other Muslim general.
Saudi Arabia has depended on Pakistani military support for decades. In the 1980s, thousands of Pakistani troops were deployed in the kingdom, but Pakistan refused Saudi requests to send troops to join the Saudi war in Yemen against the Houthi rebels. In 2015, the Pakistani parliament voted unanimously against joining the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen; only the extremists such as Lashkar-e-Taiba supported deploying troops to Yemen.
The Saudis are very hopeful that the new US administration will be a strong opponent of the Iranians. Riyadh wants Washington to reverse Tehran's gains in Iraq and Syria; it wants uncritical American support in Yemen.
Pakistan is much more nervous about US foreign policy.
fitted in near the bottom:
The Trump administration has been approaching Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan and Egypt through their diplomatic missions in Washington with proposals to form a US-backed defense pact which would share intelligence with Israel and counter Iran's influence in the region, according to media reports.
The Trump administration has been approaching Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan and Egypt through their diplomatic missions in Washington with proposals to form a US-backed defense pact which would share intelligence with Israel and counter Iran's influence in the region, according to media reports.
The Trump administration has been approaching Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan and Egypt through their diplomatic missions in Washington with proposals to form a US-backed defense pact which would share intelligence with Israel and counter Iran's influence in the region, according to media reports.
Veselov pointed out that Trump's initiative is not new. For instance, in early 2015, the Arab League announced its plans to create a joint 40,000-strong response force, with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Sudan, Jordan and other countries contributing troops. It was supposed to be headquartered in Egypt and led by a Saudi general.
The initiative, branded as "Arab NATO," fell through several months later when Saudi Arabia asked to delay the signing of a formal agreement, the analyst explained.
Veselov pointed out that Trump's initiative is not new. For instance, in early 2015, the Arab League announced its plans to create a joint 40,000-strong response force, with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Sudan, Jordan and other countries contributing troops. It was supposed to be headquartered in Egypt and led by a Saudi general.
The initiative, branded as "Arab NATO," fell through several months later when Saudi Arabia asked to delay the signing of a formal agreement, the analyst explained.
robplum: The Trump administration has been approaching Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan and Egypt through their diplomatic missions in Washington with proposals to form a US-backed defense pact which would share intelligence with Israel and counter Iran's influence in the region, according to media reports.
Veselov pointed out that Trump's initiative is not new. For instance, in early 2015, the Arab League announced its plans to create a joint 40,000-strong response force, with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Sudan, Jordan and other countries contributing troops. It was supposed to be headquartered in Egypt and led by a Saudi general.
The initiative, branded as "Arab NATO," fell through several months later when Saudi Arabia asked to delay the signing of a formal agreement, the analyst explained.
Funny bunch that lot . Hard to see the Saudi's needing to have the rest with them . They are currently spending 15 billion more than Russia on defence although having said that Russia has the gear and Saudi's are buying it new . In the current race they are buying conventional weapons to fight Iran , pointless considering what they are building . Veselov pointed out that Trump's initiative is not new. For instance, in early 2015, the Arab League announced its plans to create a joint 40,000-strong response force, with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Sudan, Jordan and other countries contributing troops. It was supposed to be headquartered in Egypt and led by a Saudi general.
The initiative, branded as "Arab NATO," fell through several months later when Saudi Arabia asked to delay the signing of a formal agreement, the analyst explained.
Yes, but there's still the fact that all sides know in advance that they're going to be killed. We never saw a fight with the Soviet Union for that reason. Think of social unrest and civil war, think of the Balkans and Syria. That's modern war.
Bush started this massive destabilization, to my mind its not an accident, its deliberate, people intentionally made
BritishLondon: Yes, but there's still the fact that all sides know in advance that they're going to be killed. We never saw a fight with the Soviet Union for that reason. Think of social unrest and civil war, think of the Balkans and Syria. That's modern war.
Let us not forget Stalin built a big wall, hugely restricted immigration, as well adopting a massive industrialistion project which decimated the Russian landscape and natural world. Perhaps State Capitalism Stalin and State Capitalism Trump will be more be more alike than not. And there wasn't a war the last time.
BritishLondon: Let us not forget Stalin built a big wall, hugely restricted immigration, as well adopting a massive industrialistion project which decimated the Russian landscape and natural world. Perhaps State Capitalism Stalin and State Capitalism Trump will be more be more alike than not. And there wasn't a war the last time.
Then again Russia developed about fifty years in the space of twenty and I'd say that's an optimistic expectation today. By the time Trump leaves office every town in the rust belt looks like a Japanese city? Doubtful.
raphael119: Putins dream was to get Putins puppet elected. His objective is to detstabilize Western democracy and hes doing a great job. WW3 may not even be necessary.
BritishLondon: Let us not forget Stalin built a big wall, hugely restricted immigration, as well adopting a massive industrialistion project which decimated the Russian landscape and natural world. Perhaps State Capitalism Stalin and State Capitalism Trump will be more be more alike than not. And there wasn't a war the last time.
State-WHAT?
BritishLondon: Then again Russia developed about fifty years in the space of twenty and I'd say that's an optimistic expectation today. By the time Trump leaves office every town in the rust belt looks like a Japanese city? Doubtful.
Guess you have never visited Russia
Conrad73: State-WHAT?
State-capitalism is a marxist-leninist name for socialist countries.
this is the same guy that predicted a TRUMP win in 2011.
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For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, which go forth unto the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty.
Revelation 16:13-14