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OBAMA INSHALLAH MEANS “OBAMA, IF ALLAH’S WILLING”!

Islam is hoping ALLAH’S WILL is for Obama to be President!

Syria will not be getting WHAT IT HAS COMING if he’s Elected,

And the Middle East will be turned into an Islamic Sea of Horror

For Israel and her few friends as the world sees a 2nd Holocaust!

The Scriptures indicate that 2/3 of Jews in Israel shall be Butchered,

As Islam sweeps south against Israel and 1/3 escape into the Negev!

October 29, 2009

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The first article from Scripps Howard News Service is right on target as to the only kind of diplomacy Arabs will respond to in a favorable way, as far as deterring them from their determination to destroy Israel and eventually make the western world Islamic.

The second article from the UK Guardian covers what the followers of Allah are hoping for in the November 4th U.S. Election.

My guesstimate is that Islamic forces will viciously attack Israel at some point in time between 2010 and 2015. If I am correct, then based on a forecast population during that period, it means that approximately 4 million Jews will be slaughtered, and 2 million will escape to the Negev Wilderness. The word “therein” in Zechariah 13:8 proves the remnant will not flee to Petra in Jordan, but will remain inside the borders of Israel, which includes the Negev Wilderness. She will remain entrapped there by the Islamic antichrist for three and one half prophetic years. (A prophetic year has 360 days). This three and one-half prophetic year period always refers to the last 1260 days of tribulation prior to the last great battle of Armageddon. It is found in Scripture as 1260 days, or times, time, and half a time, or 42 months.

Zechariah 13:8 – And it shall come to pass, that in all the land (Israel), saith the Lord, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but the third shall be left THEREIN.

Revelation 12:6 – And the woman (Israel) fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days.

Daniel 7:25 – And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time (1 yr) and times (2 yrs) and the dividing of time (1/2 yr).

Revelation 11:2b-3 – And the holy city shall they tread under foot forty and two months. [3] And I will give power unto my two witnesses, and they shall prophesy a thousand two hundred and threescore days, clothed in sackcloth.

Revelation 13:5 – And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months.
Excerpt 1 from Scripps Howard News Service via World News

Syria gets what it had coming

An editorial

By Dale McFeatters

Scripps

Howard News Service

2008-10-28 00:00:00

Syria was outraged by the U.S. commando attack on its territory that killed a top al-Qaeda operative.

“Criminal and terrorist aggression,” the government said. “An outrageous crime.” What the government in Damascus should not have been is surprised.

The operative, Abu Ghadiyah, was the Syrian-based head of logistics for Al-Qaeda in Iraq, the organization’s leading supplier of fighters, suicide bombers, weapons and cash. The Syrians knew he was operating on their territory and rejected U.S. requests that they turn him over or at least shut him down.

The question is why didn’t we do it a whole lot sooner. Even the Iraqi government, which is extraordinarily sensitive to the prospect of the U.S. launching raids against its neighbors from its soil, indicated that this raid was a good idea since, according to its spokesman, “This area was a staging ground for activities by terrorist organizations hostile to Iraq.”

Syria is no stranger to such “activities.” It played host to the leaders of the Sunni insurgency against the U.S. military presence in Iraq. It meddles violently in the affairs of neighboring Lebanon, assassinating its leaders and supporting Hezbollah against both Israel and the Lebanese government. And it plays host to Hamas, whose avowed aim is the destruction of Israel.

Since 2003, the Bush administration has tried through pleading and gentle sanctions to get Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to stop his support for terrorism in general and Al-Qaeda in Iraq in particular. He was willfully deceiving himself — or not paying attention to Pakistan — if he thought that patience wouldn’t run out.

On Sunday, a U.S. Predator drone killed two Taliban commanders in Pakistan who had been leading cross-border raids into Afghanistan.

It was the latest in a series of stepped up Predator attacks.

These attacks into neighboring countries are a tactic that should be used carefully, both because of the anti-American animus they cause and also because other countries may use the U.S. example to justify reprisals against their own neighbors.

And respect for international borders and law is not an idle principle. The U.S. attacks in Syria -and Pakistan were indeed breaches of sovereignty but that sovereignty had already been compromised when their territory became, willingly or unwillingly, staging grounds for attacks against their neighbors.

(Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service,

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OBAMA, INSHALLAH MEANS “ OMAMA, ALLAH WILLING!

Begin Excerpt 2 from UK Guardian via World News

Obama, inshallah!

Arabs are anticipating a Democratic victory on November 4 with enthusiasm tempered by scepticism, writes Ian Black

Ian Black, Middle East Editor

Guardian.co.uk

Wednesday October 29 2008 00.04 GMT

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Like millions of people all over the world, Arabs are awaiting the outcome of the US presidential election with excitement and anticipation to see if the new man in the Oval Office turns out to be any more favourable to their interests than George Bush has been.

Polls conducted from May to August in six predominantly Muslim countries showed interest in who wins ranging from high in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon to very low in the Palestinian territories and Pakistan. Those who did express a preference preferred Barack Obama to John McCain by margins of at least two to one.

Reports of the slogan “Obama, inshallah”, or God willing, appearing in the Gaza Strip – and even some organised telephone campaigning for the Illinois Democrat – look like vivid but untypical examples of active mobilisation on his behalf.

Still, even a brief survey of comments from across the region underlines the sense of qualified hope that, should he win, Obama will turn out to be different – even if the only certainty is that he could not be worse than Bush. Feelings of indifference and cynicism about the result are harder to register.

McCain recently provided a painful reminder that Arab expectations of America begin from a very low base when he defended his opponent against the charge that he was not “an Arab” but “a decent man” – as if the two categories were somehow mutually exclusive.

But if US citizens are uneasy at electing a black president whose middle name is Hussein and who was brought up partly in Indonesia, others see huge potential for transformation. “It’s easy to demonise Bush’s America if you are a Muslim,” commented one pundit. “Less easy if America is led by a black man with a Muslim middle name who grew up in the world’s largest Muslim country.”

Probably the biggest immediate hope in the Middle East is that Obama, emphasising diplomacy and dialogue, will be more likely than McCain to avoid war with Iran over its nuclear ambitions. Ali Larijani, the speaker of the Iranian parliament, has explicitly backed the Democrat “because he is more flexible and rational, even though we know American policy [towards Iran] will not change that much”.

Endorsements of this kind do not necessarily help Obama. Yet McCain can hardly be pleased by the support he received via an Islamist website from an al-Qaida supporter who said a Republican victory on November 4 was desirable because likely continuity with Bush’s policies meant that the “failing march” of the “war on terror” will go on.

Obama’s stance on Iraq – having opposed the 2003 invasi

on he now backs an ambitiously speedy withdrawal – is distinct from that of McCain, though he shows no signs of any second thoughts about Afghanistan.

Strikingly, even some of America’s fiercest Arab critics acknowledge that Obama’s big theme of “change” is a powerful one. Colin Powell’s endorsement of him had nothing to do with political party, commented the London-based paper al-Quds al-Arabi, but came about because he is simply the best candidate to fix past “bloodthirsty” mistakes. “It is the choice of a large portion of Americans who want change and to see their country liberated from the slavery of those who hijacked its decision-making and led it toward the devastation we are currently witnessing.”

For most Arabs there is no doubt that the biggest long-term question is whether Obama will be able to crack the nut of Israeli-Palestinian peace, and optimism is hard to detect. Observers wearily note his unblemished voting record for Aipac – the powerful pro-Israeli lobby he addressed immediately after winning the Democratic nomination. Then he was quick to warn those who were enthusiastic about his candidacy not to be “confused about my unyielding support for Israel’s security”.

And Senator Joe Biden, Obama’s running mate, is a self-described “Zionist” who believes that there can only be progress in the Middle East when “the Arab nations have known that there is no daylight between us [the US] and Israel.”

It may be that energy and commitment – of the kind shown far too late in the day by Bill Clinton – will matter more than any substantial shift in policy.

The appointment of a high-profile, heavyweight Middle East envoy could be one way of demonstrating this (though it will help a great deal if the centrist Kadima party rather than the rightwing Likud wins the Israeli elections and the Palestinians can resolve their own bitter divisions).

Another key factor could be Obama’s promised new approach to Syria, coaxing Bashar al-Assad in from the cold as he cleans up his act in Lebanon and resumes peace talks with a new Israeli government. This weekend’s US special forces raid across the Iraqi border – lambasted by Damascus as more of Bush’s “cowboy politics” – felt like the end of an era. Still, Syria’s support for Hizbullah in Lebanon and Hamas in Palestine seem no more likely to end than its close relationship with Iran.

But if Assad had a vote on November 4, it too would go to Obama.

Beyond the specific issues on the table there has been much positive comment about the new atmosphere Obama could conjure up. The Arab-American blogger Ghassan Michel Rubeiz described a dream for the future in which the Democrat could be a “catalyst” for a more favourable climate and trigger a cycle of virtuous events that could actually resolve the Palestinian issue.

“For the US to vote in an African-American progressive liberal would certainly mark a departure from the hyper and violent conservatism of the Bush-McCain camp,” observed Al-Jazeera’s Marwan Bishara.

“The rest of the world would certainly embrace a less fearful and more open post-9/11 America,” according to the Egyptian intellectual Mona Makram Obeid. “Choosing Barack Obama, a symbol of hope, would do more to restore the image of the United States in the world than anything else.”

Sensibly, some have hinted too at the danger of exaggerated expectations.

“It is only natural for Arabs to lean towards supporting a black candidate with roots in Africa on the basis that he understands the concerns of the developing world and is aware that there are other nations who have a right to live,” wrote Mohammad Salah in the pan-Arab paper al-Hayat. But beware, he said, of “rosy dreams that the solutions to Arab problems will come from the next US president if he is black and a Democrat”.

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Thousands Of Terrorists Attack Across Syria’s Borders!

They murder, arms traffic, infiltrate, & use suicide Bombs,

But somehow in the warped sense of human rights Groups,

It is the greatest sin of the ages if U.S. tries to prevent Them!

Arabs only Respond to eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth Law!

Syria has Long Been the World’ s greate

st Haven for terror Groups!

October 29, 2008

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Leviticus 24:19,20 – And if a man cause a blemish in his neighbour; as he hath done, so shall it be done to him; [20] Breach for breach, eye for eye, tooth for tooth: as he hath caused a blemish in a man, so shall it be done to him again.

After Sponsoring Terrorism Against Its Neighbors, Syria Plays the Victim When Its Own Border Is Breached

Editorial

Begin Excerpt 1 from Washington Post

The Syrian regime’s most notable activities of the past few years have been the serial assassination of senior Lebanese politicians, including former prime minister Rafik Hariri; the continuous and illegal supplying of weapons to the Hizbullah militia for use against Israel and Lebanon’s democratic government; the harboring in Damascus of senior leaders of Hamas and other Palestinian terrorist groups; and – most relevant – the sheltering of an al-Qaeda network that dispatches 90% of the foreign fighters who wage war against U.S. troops and the Iraqi government.

The logic of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad seems to be that his regime can sponsor murders, arms trafficking, infiltrations and suicide bombings in neighboring countries while expecting to be shielded from any retaliation in kind by the diplomatic scruples of democracies.

If Sunday’s raid, which targeted a senior al-Qaeda operative, serves only to put Assad on notice that the U.S. is no longer prepared to respect the sovereignty of a criminal regime, it will have been worthwhile.

Damascus should not be allowed to reap the diplomatic and economic rewards of a rapprochement while continuing to plant car bombs, transport illegal weapons and harbor terrorists. Israel has let Assad know that it is prepared to respond to his terrorism with strikes against legitimate military targets. Now that the U.S. has sent the same message, maybe the dictator at last will rethink his strategy.

(Washington Post)

Begin Excerpt 2 from Wall Street Journal

Hitting Syria, Five Years Late

Editorial

Wall Street Joirnal

After five years and six months during which Syria has been an active accomplice to the insurgency in Iraq, the U.S. has finally struck back.

We wonder how differently the war in Iraq might have gone had the U.S. conducted this kind of raid as often as necessary in 2003 and 2004, or if it had put Assad on notice that his survival in power was at risk if he continued to support the insurgency.

Our guess is that the war would have been shorter and far less bloody for American

and Iraqi troops.

There’s a lesson in this for the next president.

The Syrians interpreted diplomatic accommodation in the face of their anti-American acts as a sign

of weakness to exploit. (Wall Street Journal)

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Biting The Hand Of The Ones Who Freed It!

With Friends like we have across the Planet,

It Won’t be a Surprise as We isolate America,

To let foes control the world of prophet’s Days,

As we wait for a European Antichrist to come In,

And control the whole world as it’s known Today!

A vast majority of the saved wait for the Antichrist

To come from Europe to control the world of Today!

He’ll come from the Middle East land of the Prophets!

And will only dominate the known world of Revelation!

October 28, 2008

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I have contended for some 34 years that the Antichrist would arise in the Middle East and would only dominate the world as it was known at the time John wrote the Book of Revelation.

The next Administration will withdraw from its position as world leader by becoming passive in its foreign policies, and the door will be open for an Islamic leader, with the backing of Russia and China, to turn Europe into a cowed dog with its tail between its legs. The strong, ever growing percentage of Islamic believers in Europe will cause Europe and its cold Catholic faith to support Arab states in their war on Israel. The United States will keep a strong naval force on the high seas, a strong nuclear deterrent, and a strong internal defense force, but its only real help to Israel will be to hold Russia and China at bay in a cold war, as they let Islam and Israel slug it out in a conventional war. After some three and one-half years of Middle East turmoil, which I believe to likely begin at some point in time between 2010 and 2015, the war will end at the final battle of the Age of the Gentiles, known as the Battle of Armageddon.

All nations now occupying the land mass of the known world when John wrote the Book of Revelation will be called by the Antichrist to come and help him in finally destroying the nation of Israel in the Negev Wilderness of southern Israel. They will come and God will destroy him and his vast hoard at the Second Advent of His Son, Jesus Christ.

Zechariah 13:8 – And it shall come to pass, that in all the land, saith the Lord, two parts therein shall be cut off and die; but the third shall be left therein.

Revelation 12:6 – And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days.

Daniel 7:25 – And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.

Revelation 16:16 – And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.

Daniel 12:1 – And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book.

Matthew 24:21,22 – For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. [22] And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect’s sake those days shall be shortened.

Ezekiel 39:2 – And I will turn thee back, and leave but the sixth part of thee, and will cause thee to come up from the north parts, and will bring thee upon the mountains of Israel:

Revelation 19:19-21 – And I saw the beast, and the kings of the earth, and their armies, gathered together to make war against him that sat on the horse, and against his army. [20] And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone. [21] And the remnant were slain with the sword of him that sat upon the horse, which sword proceeded out of his mouth: and all the fowls were filled with their flesh.

Begin Excerpt 1 from Associated Press and the Jerusalem Post

Iraq rejects US raid inside Syria

October 28, 2008

Associated Press , THE JERUSALEM POST

Iraq’s US-backed government says it does not approve of a deadly US raid into Syria.

Government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh’s comments were the first official Iraqi condemnation of Sunday’s raid.

Al-Dabbagh spoke after a Cabinet meeting Tuesday that was chaired by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.

He says the government “rejects” the raid even if the US claims such operations are legitimate. He also says Iraq doesn’t want its territory to be used for attacks in neighboring nations.

But he urged Syria to crack down on what he said

are “organizations” operating on its territory that have the intention of harming Iraq.

A US military official said the target was a network that smuggles fighters and weapons into Iraq.

Begin Excerpt 2 from Associated Press and Jerusalem Post

US: Top al Qaida man died in Syria raid

October 27, 2008

ap and jpost.com staff , THE JERUSALEM POST

Families in this Syrian village on Monday buried relatives they said died in a US helicopter attack. A US counterterrorism official said American forces killed the head of a Syrian network that funneled fighters, weapons and cash into Iraq.

The raid Sunday targeted the home of Abu Ghadiyah, the nickname for the leader of a key cell of foreign fighters in Iraq, according to the US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive intelligence.

The US Treasury Department has identified him as one of four major figures in al-Qaida’s Iraq wing who were living in Syria.

Also Monday, a villager said US forces grabbed two men and took them away by helicopter during the cross-border raid.

During the funerals, residents shouted anti-American slogans and carried banners reading: “Down with Bush and the American enemy.” Syria’s foreign minister condemned the raid as “cowboy politics.”

The Syrian government said four US military helicopters attacked a civilian building under construction shortly before sundown, killing eight people in Sukkariyeh – a village about five miles inside the Syrian border.

A US military official in Washington confirmed Sunday that special forces had conducted a raid in Syria that targeted the network of al-Qaida-linked foreign fighters moving through Syria into Iraq.

“We are taking matters into our own hands,” the official told The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the political sensitivity of cross-border raids.

The attack is another sign that the United States is aggressively launching military raids across the borders of Afghanistan and Iraq to destroy insurgent sanctuaries. In Pakistan, US missile strikes have killed at least two senior al-Qaida operatives this year and ramped up the threat to groups suspected of plotting attacks on Western troops in Afghanistan and terror strikes in the West.

A Sukkariyeh resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared for his life, said he saw at least two men taken into custody by American forces and whisked away by helicopter. Another villager displayed amateur video footage he took with his mobile phone that shows four helicopters flying toward them as villagers point to the skies in alarm.

An Associated Press journalist saw the grainy video Monday.

In Washington, White House spokeswoman Dana Perino refused to confirm, or even discuss, Sunday’s attack.

The European Union on Monday night expressed reservations about the US strike in Syria, Israel Radio reported.

The EU’s foreign policy chief Javier Solana said he was worried over the killing of civilians and expressed hope the situation would soon return to normal.

France said it was very worried about a US attack in Syrian territory and has called for restraint and the “strict respect” of nations’ territorial integrity.

The statement Monday from French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s office called for “light to be shed” on Sunday’s cross-border raid, which the Syrian government says killed eight people.

The statement said France “deplores the loss of Syrian civilians.” It said also that Sarkozy has sent his condolence to the victims’ friends and families.

Iran condemned the attack as did Russia, which has had close ties with Syria since Soviet times.

The raid also put the Baghdad government in an awkward position while negotiating a security pact with the United States. Iraqi officials said they hoped the raid would not harm their relations with Syria, but the government spokesman in Baghdad noted that it happened in an area known as a terrorist haven.

“We are trying to contain the fallout from the incident,” Iraqi Foreign Ministry undersecretary Labid Abbawi said. “It is regrettable and we are sorry it happened.”

Government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh, however, said the area where the raid occurred “is a theater of military operations where anti-Iraq terrorist activity takes place.”

Syria’s foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem, described the raid as “cowboy politics.” He spoke to reporters in London and warned that if there was a repeat attack on Syria, “we would defend our territories.”

The Syrian government statement said eight people were killed, including a man and his four children and a woman.

HOWEVER, local officials said seven men were killed and two other people were wounded, including a woman among the injured.

An Associated Press journalist at the funerals in the village cemetery saw the bodies of SEVEN men – NONE OF THEM children. The discrepancy could not immediately be explained.

Sunday’s attack came at a time when Syria appears to be making some amends with the United States. Though Syria has long been viewed by the US as a destabilizing country in the Middle East, Damascus has been trying in recent months to change its image and end years of global seclusion.

The raid came just days after the commander of US forces in western Iraq said American troops were redoubling efforts to secure the Syrian border, which he called an “uncontrolled” gateway for fighters entering Iraq.

In Sukkariyeh, villager Jumaa Ahmad al-Hamad told the AP he was walking Sunday when he saw four helicopters, two of which landed.

“Shooting then started ringing for more than 10 minutes,” al-Hamad said Monday. After the helicopters stopped firing and left the area, he and other villagers went to the site and discovered the bodies of his uncle, Dawoud al-Hamad, and four of his uncle’s sons, who he said were killed.

At the one-story family house of the deceased Dawoud al-Hamad and his sons, about 30 women dressed in black wept in a courtyard.

They all dismissed allegations that the dead men had links to al-Qaida.

“They were innocent laborers who worked from dusk to dawn,” said Abdullah’s wife, Rima, while sitting on the floor. She said work at the construction site started last week.

Asked about US reports that an al-Qaida-linked group used the site, Siham, the widow of one of Dawoud al-Hamad’s sons, Ibrahim, said: “I don’t know about any of that.”

“All I know is that they went to work and never came back,” said the mother of seven children, the youngest of whom is an 8-month-old girl.

Some Iraqi officials warned that the US military raid into Syria could be used by opponents of the security pact under negotiation with the United States.

“Now neighboring countries have a good reason to be concerned about the continued US presence in Iraq,” Kurdish politician Mahmoud Othman told the AP.

Abbawi said he did not believe the Syrian raid would affect the security negotiations but acknowledged that “some will use the incident for the argument against the agreement.”

Sunday’s attack comes as the flow of foreign fighters into Iraq has been declining.

A senior US military intelligence official told the AP in July that it had been cut to an estimated 20 a month. That’s a 50 percent decline from six months ago, and just a fifth of the estimated 100 foreign fighters who were infiltrating Iraq a year ago, according to the official.

The area targeted Sunday is near the Iraqi border city of Qaim, which had been a major crossing point for fighters, weapons and money coming into Iraq to fuel the Sunni insurgency.

Ninety percent of the foreign fighters enter through Syria, according to US intelligence. Foreigners are some of the most deadly fighters in Iraq, trained in bomb-making and with small-arms expertise and more likely to be willing suicide bombers than Iraqis.

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The Final chapter of American Might!

End Time Rebel Generation of the Night!

The Illinois Senator says the End is in Sight,

For the first time I agree what he says is Right!

October 28, 2008

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Obama has become the Messiah to the majority of young voters whose hearts have been driven to him because of each succeeding generation’s increasing desire for complete freedom from parental authority.

The final generation of the age of the Gentiles was predicted to be the most rebellious to authority in the world’s history, and God’s reaction to it was prophesied to be horrendous. II Timothy 3 sounds like a travelogue of San Francisco – Psalm 2 sounds like God’s final reaction to it – And Revelation 6 is a partial description of his action upon it.

II Timothy 3:1-4 – This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. [2] For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, [3] Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, [4] Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;

Psalm 2:1-5 – Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? [2] The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the Lord, and against his anointed, saying, [3] Let us break their bands asunder, and cast away their cords from us.

[4] He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision. [5] Then shall he speak unto them in his wrath, and vex them in his sore displeasure.

Revelation 6:12-17 – And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and, lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood; [13] And the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a fig tree casteth her untimely figs, when she is shaken of a mighty wind. [14] And the heaven departed as a scroll when it is rolled together; and every mountain and island were moved out of their places. [15] And the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every free man, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains; [16] And said to the mountains and rocks, Fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the throne,

Begin Excerpt from the UK Belfast Telegraph

Obama – It is time for a new chapter in US history

Monday, 27 October 2008

Barack Obama said it is time for a new chapter in US history.

With 8 days until America chooses its next president, he has told supporters in Ohio to turn the page on the old Republican administration.

Polls suggest the Democrat candidate is holding a commanding 8-point lead over rival John McCain.

The Illino is senator said the end

is in sight.

Begin Excerpt from YNet News

Obama in the Tube

Leftist politicians are in a sense like rock stars subscribing to teenage worldview

Dmitry Radyshevsky

October 24, 2008

The Adults-Conservatives say you need to learn history to learn from the past’s mistakes – bo-ring! They are so careful and distrustful towards the “other,” towards everything that’s new; they see danger lurking everywhere – why can’t they just open up and have fun? They keep erecting walls, which should be broken once and forever!

We want change, we want to rebel (or at least look like rebels). It all goes back to Marlon Brando in 1953: Hey, Johnny, What are you rebelling against

? – What’ve you got?

Those stuck-up Conservatives don’t let you hang out with “bad” boys and dangerous older guys, like hardcore Russian Mafiosi, Cuban or Venezuelan revolutionaries, or Iranian and Hamas jihadists. The Conservatives don’t get it: danger is fun!

With their oil and gas and hashish, the hoodlums are more fun. We are grownups ourselves and can do anything we want: we can break the wall between Texas and Mexico, or between Israel and Hamastan, or between Europe and Maghreb. In other words, let’s break the fence between our house and the street where these cool guys hang out and bring them home to party! This way we can stay Forever Young.

Tea with Ahmadinejad

The politicians of the Left are in a sense like rock stars (whom they court so arduously): their teenage-ness is unrelated to their physical age and stems from the need to keep up their image among their fans – that is, voters. Shimon Peres, “Still Crazy after All Those Years”, is still calling for peace with Palestinian jihadists, as if his Oslo process had not led to thousands of victims.

Another eternal teenager, Tony Blair, proposes that we pump hundreds millions more euros in Near East dictatorships.

And now Barack Obama, the youngest of them all, intends to sit down for tea with Ahmadinejad in order to solve all the problems about the Coming of Mahdi.

One of these problems is that hundreds of millions of Shiites have a good mind to commemorate the said arrival with an Armageddon.

(Some Obama critics claim that his main argument with Ahmadinejad will be “But I am the Messiah! I am the one you have been waiting for!”)

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Warning Shot across the Syrian Ship of State’s Bow,

Reminding Syria The U.S. is Still On Its Eastern Border,

At least until Barack Hussein Obama is sworn into Office,

After Which Syria & Iran Will Hold Sway in The Middle E ast,

As America vanishes in the western sunset

as a dying Eagle!

From 1932 to 2009 I had the privilege of not living in Socialism!

October 27, 2008

http://www.tribulationperiod.com/

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October 27, 2008

Iraq defends US-Iraq cross-border raid into Syria

Deborah Haynes and Jenny Booth

Iraq today defended launching a joint raid with the United States across the border into neighbouring Syria, claiming that the target was a site used by terror groups planning attacks against it.

Syria has protested vigorously about last night’s raid, claiming that four children were among the eight to die after four military helicopters landed at sunset near al-Sukkari farm, five miles inside the Syrian border.

The Syrian ambassador to London described the raid as outrageous, and an embassy spokesman demanded to know why Iraq had not simply informed it that its territory was being used by hostile groups. Iraq, however, responded by saying that it had warned Syria about insurgency activity, but that no action had been taken.

Jihad Makdissi, the press attache at the Syrian embassy in London, said:

“If (the United States) have any proof of any insurgency, instead of applying the law of the jungle and penetrating, unprovoked, a sovereign country, they should come to the Syrians first and share this information.”

But Ali al-Dabbagh, an Iraqi government spokesman, retorted: “The attacked area was the scene of activities of terrorist groups operating from Syria against Iraq.

“The latest of these groups… killed 13 police recruits in an (Iraqi) border village. Iraq has asked Syria to hand over this group which uses Syria as a base for its terrorist operations.”

The Syrian Foreign Ministry has summoned the US

and Iraqi ambassadors to Damascus to protest about the operation.

The incident is expected to dominate discussion when Walid al-Muallem, the Syrian Foreign Minister, meets David Miliband, his British counterpart, in London later today.

A joint news conference after the meeting was today cancelled at the last minute as “inappropriate”. A Foreign Office spokeswoman said that both sides had been concerned that the press briefing would have been dominated by questions about the US raid.

Mr Miliband, as the representative of America’s principal ally in Iraq, might have found it awkward to appear alongside Mr al-Muallem at a time when Syria is condemning what it describes as an act of “serious aggression” by the US.

In a statement carried by the Syrian state news agency, Damascus claimed that the helicopters targeted a civilian building under construction, and “opened fire on workers inside the building, including the wife of the building guard, leading to the [death] of eight civilians”.

Suleiman Ghadban, head of the hospital in the nearby town of Bou Kamal, said: “The hospital received seven bodies aged between 16 and 50 and three wounded, including the mother of the [deceased] family.”

Footage from Reuters television has shown the aftermath of the raid – a truck riddled with bulletholes, and bloodstains and spent cartridge cases on the ground at a half-acre fenced farm building. Osama Malla Hameed, a neighbour, said that four helicopters converged on the farm from different directions. Two hovered over it while two landed for a period of less than five minutes, and soldiers got out and fired shots, injuring his nephew in the hand.

Sami al-Khiyami, the Syrian ambassador to London, said: “This is an outrageous raid which is against international law. It is a terrible crime. I don’t know the political meaning of it.” He said that Syria was waiting for “clarifications from the Americans” before deciding whether to lodge a complaint at the United Nations Security Council.

US forces based in western Iraq denied that they were involved in the incident, suggesting that it may have been carried out by a special unit ouside the regular US command structure.

While the Pentagon did not confirm the attack, a US military spokesman said that the raid targeted a network of foreign fighters based at the farm. “We are taking matters into our hands,” the unnamed US official said.

Mr al-Dabbagh refused to say who carried out the raid. “Iraq is always seeking distinguished relations with its sister Syria.

The presence of some anti-Iraq groups in Syria, which are supporting and participating in activities against Iraqis, would hinder improvement of these operations,” he said.

America accuses Syria of failing to do enough to stop militants, including al-Qaeda operatives, from infiltrating over the border. The Bou Kamal border area, close to the farm in eastern Syria, is the country’s main crossing point into Iraq.

Last week the commander of US forces in western Iraq said that US troops were redoubling efforts to secure the Syrian border, which was far more laxly policed than Iraq’s borders with Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

“The Syrian side is, I guess, uncontrolled by their side,” Major-General John Kelly said.

“We still have a certain level of foreign fighter movement.”

The Syrian Foreign Minister accused the US this year of not giving his country the equipment that it needed to prevent foreign fighters from crossing into Iraq.

He said that the US feared Syria could use such equipment against Israel.

The reported attack comes at a particularly sensitive time, as Baghdad and Washington struggle to sign an agreement to allow US troops to stay in Iraq beyond this year. Neighbouring countries, including Syria and Iran, have voiced concern that such an accord would enable the US military to attack other countries from Iraqi territory, a charge that US officials deny.

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Syria, Hizballah on alert for Israeli action after US raid

DEBKAfile Exclusive Report

October 27, 2008, 12:41 PM (GMT+02:00)

DEBKAfile’s Middle East sources report that Damascus and the Lebanese Hizballah have alerted their forces to a possible Israeli strike against Hizballah’s arms smuggling routes, supply sources, and stocks, using as a precedent the US cross-border raid which killed eight people at an al Qaeda base in northern Syria Sunday, Oct. 26.

Those sources report that Syrian president Bashar Assad and Hizballah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah fear that US-Israeli military synchronization for Israel’s attack on Syria’s nuclear reactor in September 2007 may have been repeated in Sunday’s American raid at Abu Kemal.

According to DEBKAfile’s military sources, intelligence analysts in Damascus, Beirut and Tehran have concluded that US Air Force planes, specifically those providing an umbrella for the helicopter-borne raid, flew over Israel before reaching Syrian skies.

They point out that, on the morning of the attack, Israel’s military intelligence chief, Brig.

Amos Yadlin, appeared before the cabinet session in Jerusalem with an unusually grave assessment of the military collaboration between Damascus and Hizballah.

He disclosed that Syria had become “Hizballah’s arms warehouse” and was catering to “every single Hizballah wish for strategic resources.”

Syria has given Hizballah, DEBKAfile reveals, medium-range surface rockets, radar systems and anti-air missiles.

Yadlin reported that “Assad trusts Hizballah more than his own army.” Its operatives work out of Syria without any restraint.

Damascus and Hizballah find room for anxiety in three more events:

1. Israel’s chief of staff Lt. Gen. Gaby Ashkenazy met the UNIFIL commander Gen.

Claudio Graziano last week and put him on notice that Israel would no longer put up with the ongoing Syrian violations of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 which imposed an embargo on arms supplies to Hizballah.

2. Before Sunday’s cabinet meeting, defense minister Ehud Barak and Gen.

Ashkenazi put their heads together on ways to halt these violations.

3. Barak then phoned Gen. Graziano to reiterate that Israel had run out of patience with Syrian arms smuggling to Hizballah.

Israel normally liaises with the UNIFIL commander through the OC Northern Command, Brig. Gad Eisenkott. Direct high-level contacts are rare.

All these pointers to possible Israeli military action in the steps of the American raid have made Damascus and Hizballah’s leadership anxious; they fear Israel has reached breaking-point and may no longer choose to look the other way on Hizballah’s massive rearmament

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