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   Nuclear Wars Cometh! ...The symbolisms of the Book of Revelation strongly
suggest that nuclear weapons will be utilized in the future in
at least 3 to 4 global conflicts...Currently there are over 20,000+
nuclear weapons of all sizes in the arsenals of all the
nuclear powers and during the Cold War this nuclear stockpile
was much, much greater !!!...It is somewhat of a miracle that
"NO" nation has used a nuclear weapon since the
ending of World War II ( Hiroshima and Nagasaki ) although the
U.S. and the Soviet Union were at the brink of nuclear war
during the Cuban Missile Crisis !!!...If you don't know a thing
about nuclear weapons you should know that they come in all
sizes; and depending on the target and the scale of destruction
you want to cause that's what you use, if you don't want
overkill then you use a small nuclear device... __________________________ ...It appears that one
of the first places in the world that will suffer a
nuclear strike in the future will be the city of Damascus, Syria...According
to Bible Prophecy Damascus will be wiped out in the future
and if it is , it will only be because it attacked Israel
first and caused massive damage to an Israeli target...Israel
would "NEVER" pre-empt against Syria unless its very existence
was at stake !!! __________________________ ...The second nuclear conflict I interpret is found in
Revelation 6, the Anti-Christ which symbolizes the 1st Horseman of
the Apocalypse goes on a 'World Conquest Tour' and
according to Revelation 6 when all his other horsemen friends
are done 25% of the world's population is annihilated...Giving these
numbers : some 2 billion human beings will be wiped out during
the first stage of the Tribulation period and in order to
wipe out these kinds of numbers it is obvious to me that
nuclear weapons will be ordered, deployed & utilized by the Anti-Christ
!!! __________________________ ...The
Third place I witness and interpret nuclear weapons being used
is in Revelation 9 : 15 these Four Angels are let loosed to
kill 30% of mankind; I have always interpreted this as a nuclear
holocaust in that region of the world, it is my interpretation
that the King's of the East will use their nuclear arsenal
against the peoples who live in that specific region of this
planet and the people who live near the Euphrates and Tigris River just
happen to be mostly Islamic countries ( regardless of who does the actual
killing the 4 Angels or nuclear missile strikes "MOST" Islamic
countries will be almost wiped out by the time we get to
Revelation 10 !!! __________________________ ...In the beginning GOD never intended for men who HE
created in HIS image to slay one another; because of the
FALL : all matter of death, destruction and curses came into
being and we are all still paying for it...If you read
the Old Testament you will notice that Israel was constantly at
war with its hostile neighbors; unfortunately, war is nothing new... The
Biblical Prophecies guarantee that there will be several wars
in the future that will affect almost every living being on
this planet !!! _________________________ ...There are a growing number of people some believers
and some not who are teaching that extraterrestrial aliens will
invade planet earth in the future and propel the anti-Christ
to power here on planet earth...EuropeinProphecy.com does "NOT"
accept that interpretation; the future anti-Christ will be a human
being from this planet who will be indwelled by the powers
of evil as no other human being has ever been before...Additionally,
the prophecies of Revelation teach that it will be men who
will be slaying one another; we don't need or see alien
crafts wiping out humanity in Revelation but we do see two
giant Astetroids/Meteors striking this planet in the future and cause massive
damage and destruction !!! ________________________ ...I personally abhor war but the cruel reality of this
world is that we all have a right to DEFEND ourselves against
any and all forces who threaten our existence...The Holocaust is
a testament to the inhumane human condition; all men without the
Holy Spirit of GOD are wicked and will will do evil unto
their fellow men !!!...My Jewish brothers and friends have every
right to DEFEND what GOD gave them against any and all of
its enemies just as you or I or any nation have the
right to defend itself against any and all aggressors bent on
: stealing, killing and destroying us !!! _______________________ ...What concerns me the most as a student of Bible Prophecy
is that it appears that the future 'Little Horn' ( the
most formidable enemy that the Jews will ever face ! )
will somehow defeat Israel in the future and get a
hold of Israel's nuclear arsenal somehow !!!...After he 'confirms the
covenant with the many for one week' we are warned that he shall break
it in the middle of the week and cause the 'Abomination
of Desolation' during this time all hell breaks loose and
the Jews are warned to flee to Petra ( or another
safe place which will be out of the reach of the anti-Christ
) as the future antichrist breaks his part of the
7 year covenant with Israel his military forces literally over-run
Israel; it is Prophesied by the Prophet Zechariah that this
endtimes Hitleresque figure will annihilate 60% of the worlds
Jewish population in the future ( Zechariah 13 : 8 )...Unfortunately,
Israel has yet to encounter its most formidable enemy of time,
we cannot even remotely compare what the : Egyptian Pharoah, nor
the Babylonian Kings nor Assyrian Kings did to the Jews with
what the endtimes anti-Christ will do to them*...As you can
see; the Islamic enemies of Israel are not much of an
enemy in comparison with what the future European Union (
EO -10*) will unleash against Israel in the future !!! _______________________ ...Israel thee greatest threat
to your existence in the future will come from the WEST...The
present European Union will be reorganized in the future
into a very visible alliance headed by 10 European-Mediterranean-former
Roman Empire members...It appears that war is coming; the EU will
be reorganized weather a collapse of the EURO forces it
to or a major war causes it to split this head of
the former Roman Empire will become your greatest challenge and
foe in the future...He will come to you by peace and
he shall confirm with you a Treaty of 7 years and
he shall break it in the middle of it * _______________________ ...Bible
Prophecy does not tells us specifically weather Iran and North
Korea will use get to use their nukes in the future; but
what we are guaranteed by the Prophecies of the Bible is
that nuclear weapons will be used in the tribulation period as
I mentioned above...Nuclear War is "INEVITABLE" and that is
why every human being should get right with their CREATOR : GOD
!!!...The truth is that every human being is destined to die
one day weather it be by natural causes or by other
things "death is death." Jesus Christ made it possible
for "ALL" of us in this fallen planet to find total
forgiveness of our sins with GOD...While we cannot change the
future of this planet we do have the power to change our
"personal" destiny GOD promises eternal life to all those
who repent of their sins and ask HIM for forgiveness !!!...Despite
the fact that we have ALL failed GOD ( there is none
good, not one !!! ) GOD still has compassion for this rebellious planet
and HE has gone out of HIS way to redeem all those
who invoke His Holy name with a repentant heart !!!
__________________ ...UNDER
CONSTRUCTION, NOT COMPLETED ***....
 Sarkozy : EU treaty adoption puts
France 'back in Europe'
PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday hailed the French parliament's adoption
of the European Union's new reform treaty, saying it had restored the country to its rightful place in Europe.
"This simplified treaty was France's initiative, to pull Europe out of the institutional crisis it was facing,"
Sarkozy said in a televised address to the nation, three years after rebellious French voters shot down the EU's ill-fated
constitution in a referendum. The president, who pledged before his election to restore France's
driving role in Europe, played a leading role in drawing up the text, a tailored-down version of the treaty consigned to oblivion
by the French and Dutch in 2005. "Thanks to this success, for it is a success, France is
back in Europe," said the French leader, who is battling a severe slump in the polls as Paris prepares to take over the
EU's six-month presidency in July. Both French houses of parliament voted resoundingly this
week in favour of the treaty, which was signed in Lisbon in December. Its ratification will become
official on Thursday, February 14, following its publication in the government's official gazette, Sarkozy's office
said. France is the fifth EU country -- and the first major EU power -- to ratify the new treaty,
which must be approved in all 27 member states before it can come into force as planned in 2009. "Europe
now has the framework it needs to get moving again," Sarkozy said. But the president warned
that decision-making gridlock was only part of the EU's problem. "Now that Europe can
make decisions, the problem is knowing what it wants," he said, before repeating his controversial call for European
leaders to have a say in fixing monetary policy in the 15-nation eurozone. "We must be able
to talk about everything just like in any democracy: of our currency which is not a taboo subject, of trade policy, of industrial
policy, of reciprocity in competition matters or the excesses of financial capitalism." "Right
now, what is at stake is to put politics back in Europe, to not leave Europe in the hands of automatic rules that allow no
room for decisions and political responsibility," Sarkozy said. He repeated his insistence
that unbridled competition should be "a means to an end, rather than a goal in itself" -- a key change in the text
of the Lisbon treaty that sparked protests from some European nations. Like the rejected constitution,
the Lisbon treaty proposes a European foreign policy supremo and a permanent president to replace the six-month rotation system. The charter cuts the size of the European Parliament and the number of EU decisions which require unanimous support,
thus reducing national vetoes. It also includes a European charter of fundamental human and legal
rights, which Britain and Poland have refused to make binding. However it drops all references
to an EU flag or anthem which had fanned eurosceptic fears of another step towards a federal Europe. The
French president had insisted before his election that any new EU treaty should be adopted by parliament rather than risk
a second referendum. His refusal to submit it to popular scrutiny fuelled anger across opposition
ranks, but Sarkozy defended his decision as the only way to break the gridlock. France's main
opposition Socialists had split over the 2005 EU referendum when a rebel faction defied party leaders to campaign for a "No"
vote, and the new treaty re-opened many of the old wounds. A breakaway group of Socialist deputies
voted against the treaty, although most finally joined the ruling Union for a Popular Movement and its centrist allies to
back the text.
Sarkozy
: EU treaty adoption puts
France 'back in Europe'
PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday hailed the French parliament's adoption of the European Union's
new reform treaty, saying it had restored the country to its rightful place in Europe.
"This
simplified treaty was France's initiative, to pull Europe out of the institutional crisis it was facing," Sarkozy
said in a televised address to the nation, three years after rebellious French voters shot down the EU's ill-fated constitution
in a referendum. The president, who pledged before his election to restore France's driving
role in Europe, played a leading role in drawing up the text, a tailored-down version of the treaty consigned to oblivion
by the French and Dutch in 2005. "Thanks to this success, for it is a success, France is
back in Europe," said the French leader, who is battling a severe slump in the polls as Paris prepares to take over the
EU's six-month presidency in July. Both French houses of parliament voted resoundingly this
week in favour of the treaty, which was signed in Lisbon in December. Its ratification will become
official on Thursday, February 14, following its publication in the government's official gazette, Sarkozy's office
said. France is the fifth EU country -- and the first major EU power -- to ratify the new treaty,
which must be approved in all 27 member states before it can come into force as planned in 2009. "Europe
now has the framework it needs to get moving again," Sarkozy said. But the president warned
that decision-making gridlock was only part of the EU's problem. "Now that Europe can
make decisions, the problem is knowing what it wants," he said, before repeating his controversial call for European
leaders to have a say in fixing monetary policy in the 15-nation eurozone. "We must be able
to talk about everything just like in any democracy: of our currency which is not a taboo subject, of trade policy, of industrial
policy, of reciprocity in competition matters or the excesses of financial capitalism." "Right
now, what is at stake is to put politics back in Europe, to not leave Europe in the hands of automatic rules that allow no
room for decisions and political responsibility," Sarkozy said. He repeated his insistence
that unbridled competition should be "a means to an end, rather than a goal in itself" -- a key change in the text
of the Lisbon treaty that sparked protests from some European nations. Like the rejected constitution,
the Lisbon treaty proposes a European foreign policy supremo and a permanent president to replace the six-month rotation system. The charter cuts the size of the European Parliament and the number of EU decisions which require unanimous support,
thus reducing national vetoes. It also includes a European charter of fundamental human and legal
rights, which Britain and Poland have refused to make binding. However it drops all references
to an EU flag or anthem which had fanned eurosceptic fears of another step towards a federal Europe. The
French president had insisted before his election that any new EU treaty should be adopted by parliament rather than risk
a second referendum. His refusal to submit it to popular scrutiny fuelled anger across opposition
ranks, but Sarkozy defended his decision as the only way to break the gridlock. France's main
opposition Socialists had split over the 2005 EU referendum when a rebel faction defied party leaders to campaign for a "No"
vote, and the new treaty re-opened many of the old wounds. A breakaway group of Socialist deputies
voted against the treaty, although most finally joined the ruling Union for a Popular Movement and its centrist allies to
back the text. Sarkozy :
EU treaty adoption puts
France 'back in Europe'
PARIS
— President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday hailed the French parliament's adoption of the European Union's new reform
treaty, saying it had restored the country to its rightful place in Europe.
"This simplified
treaty was France's initiative, to pull Europe out of the institutional crisis it was facing," Sarkozy said in a
televised address to the nation, three years after rebellious French voters shot down the EU's ill-fated constitution
in a referendum. The president, who pledged before his election to restore France's driving
role in Europe, played a leading role in drawing up the text, a tailored-down version of the treaty consigned to oblivion
by the French and Dutch in 2005. "Thanks to this success, for it is a success, France is
back in Europe," said the French leader, who is battling a severe slump in the polls as Paris prepares to take over the
EU's six-month presidency in July. Both French houses of parliament voted resoundingly this
week in favour of the treaty, which was signed in Lisbon in December. Its ratification will become
official on Thursday, February 14, following its publication in the government's official gazette, Sarkozy's office
said. France is the fifth EU country -- and the first major EU power -- to ratify the new treaty,
which must be approved in all 27 member states before it can come into force as planned in 2009. "Europe
now has the framework it needs to get moving again," Sarkozy said. But the president warned
that decision-making gridlock was only part of the EU's problem. "Now that Europe can
make decisions, the problem is knowing what it wants," he said, before repeating his controversial call for European
leaders to have a say in fixing monetary policy in the 15-nation eurozone. "We must be able
to talk about everything just like in any democracy: of our currency which is not a taboo subject, of trade policy, of industrial
policy, of reciprocity in competition matters or the excesses of financial capitalism." "Right
now, what is at stake is to put politics back in Europe, to not leave Europe in the hands of automatic rules that allow no
room for decisions and political responsibility," Sarkozy said. He repeated his insistence
that unbridled competition should be "a means to an end, rather than a goal in itself" -- a key change in the text
of the Lisbon treaty that sparked protests from some European nations. Like the rejected constitution,
the Lisbon treaty proposes a European foreign policy supremo and a permanent president to replace the six-month rotation system. The charter cuts the size of the European Parliament and the number of EU decisions which require unanimous support,
thus reducing national vetoes. It also includes a European charter of fundamental human and legal
rights, which Britain and Poland have refused to make binding. However it drops all references
to an EU flag or anthem which had fanned eurosceptic fears of another step towards a federal Europe. The
French president had insisted before his election that any new EU treaty should be adopted by parliament rather than risk
a second referendum. His refusal to submit it to popular scrutiny fuelled anger across opposition
ranks, but Sarkozy defended his decision as the only way to break the gridlock. France's main
opposition Socialists had split over the 2005 EU referendum when a rebel faction defied party leaders to campaign for a "No"
vote, and the new treaty re-opened many of the old wounds. A breakaway group of Socialist deputies
voted against the treaty, although most finally joined the ruling Union for a Popular Movement and its centrist allies to
back the text.
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