IRAQ US TROOP DEATHS GO ON!
BARACK THINKS HE WON THE WAR!
THE FIGHT IN IRAQ IS FAR FROM OVER
IT WILL EVENTUALLY BE A DANIEL 2 HORN
TO JOIN ANTICHRIST’S TRIBULATION ATTACK
WHO WILL CREATE A VAST CALIPHATE KINGDOM
THAT WILL BE REPLACED BY GOD’S GREAT KINGDOM
September 7, 2010
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Revelation 17:17 – For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled.
God will hold the 10 Sunni and Shiite clay and iron toes together long enough for Antichrist to build an Islamic Caliphate Kingdom.
Then as his Son, the Messiah, will come to fall on the 10 toes of Daniel’s great statue, smashing them to pieces and establishing the Kingdom of God on earth.
Daniel 2:42-45 – And as the toes of the feet were part of iron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong, and partly broken. [43] And whereas thou sawest iron mixed with miry clay, they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men: but they shall not cleave one to another, even as iron is not mixed with clay. [44] And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever. [45] Forasmuch as thou sawest that the stone was cut out of the mountain without hands, and that it brake in pieces the iron, the brass, the clay, the silver, and the gold; the great God hath made known to the king what shall come to pass hereafter: and the dream is certain, and the interpretation thereof sure.
Revelations 11:15 – And the seventh angel sounded; and there were great voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever
and ever.
Begin Excerpt 1 from DEBKAfile
Hizballah strikes US troops in Iraq, clears way for anti-Israel Eastern Front
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report
September 6, 2010, 12:00 PM (GMT+02:00)
DEBKAfile’s military sources report increased Hizballah involvement in actions to terrorize, subvert and destabilize Iraq.
A US intelligence source told DEBKAfile’s Iraq and counter-terror sources Monday Sept. 6: “Hizballah is striking US targets in Iraq as sub-contractor for Iran and Syria.”
According to the Sunday Times of Sept. 5, Iranian “firms” in Kabul are shelling out $1,000 to Taliban for every American soldier they kill in Afghanistan.
These developments make nonsense of the dire predictions heard from some American military experts that an Israeli strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities would unleash a wave of anti-US terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. It is h appening
anyway without Israel lifting a finger against Iran or its aggressive allies.
DEBKAfile’s counter-terror sources can exclusively reveal the nature and makeup of Hizballah’s operation in Iraq: The Lebanese terrorists are working directly and through two Iraqi Shiite affiliates.
1. Asaib al-Haq (League of the Believers): Under a variety of names, such as the Qais Khazalis for its commander, this group spent the last four years under the tutelage of Hizballah officers at Revolutionary Guards bases in Iran.A few weeks ago, the Lebanese officersleft Iran and crossed into Iraq disguised as Shiite pilgrims to spread out in Baghdad and the southern Iraqi towns of Karbala, Najef, Nassiriyeh and Basra from which to attack attack US targets.
2. Kata’ib Hizballah (Hizballah Brigades): This organization is commanded by Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis who visited Damascus on Aug. 21 with the Revolutionary Guards chief Gen.
Ali Jafaari. They got together there with Syrian and Hizballah officers to synchronize their campaigns of violence in Iraq, Israel and the West Bank.
The Iraqi operation was clearly uppermost on the mind of Hizballah secretary general Hassan Nasrallah, judging from the number of words he poured out on Iraq in his speech in Beirut on Palestine Solidarity Day of Sept. 3 and the way he bracketed the two “resistance struggles.”
The steadfastness of the Palestinians, Syria, Iran and the Iraqi people has been able to foil the US plot seeking to partition the region and liquidate its resistance,” he said. “The US withdrawal from Iraq is a sign of weakness and defeat.” Furthermore, “the Americans came to Iraq to stay there and control it, but years later, they were surprised by the early resistance and cited enormous and strategic mistakes in their reading of the Iraqi arena.”
DEBKAfile’s military sources report that Hizballah’s increased involvement in actions to terrorize, subvert and destabilize Iraq on behalf of Syria and Iran is their first practical step for reviving the Eastern Front which threatened Israel in the days of Saddam Hussein.
In its contemporary re incarnation, the Eastern Front would be orchestrated from Tehran and link up with the armed-to-the-teeth Northern Front composed of Iran’s cohorts, Hizballah, Syria and the Palestinian rejectionists.
Begin Excerpt 2 from Middle East Online
US troops still fighting in Iraq
American troops in first engagement in Iraq since US declared official end to combat operations.
BAGHDAD – Iraqi security forces were under the spotlight Monday after a coordinated suicide attack on an army complex killed 12 people, with US troops among those who fired back in a bid to repel the operation.
American involvement in the response to Sunday’s attack was the first reported such engagement for US forces in Baghdad since they declared an official end to combat operations in Iraq five days ago.
The morning attack targeted Rusafa military command headquarters, which only three weeks ago was hit by a massive suicide bombing that killed dozens of young men preparing to sign up.
Accounts varied between witnesses and US and Iraqi security forces, but the capital’s security command said five suicide bombers had approached the compound in a minibus.
One was fired upon as he got out of the vehicle and his suicide vest detonated, Baghdad operations command said in a statement.
Two others fled to a nearby building, while the remaining two drove the vehicle towards soldiers, setting off their payload before they could be stopped.
Lieutenant Colonel Eric Bloom said a team of US military advisers is stationed at the complex, and when the attack came its security team provided “suppressive fire” against a building where the two insurgents were hiding.
“The team was there, and there was a small security element with them, and they did provide suppressive fire,” Bloom told AFP.
“They provided suppressive fire while the Iraqi army got into position to go in (to the building). There was some return fire — the insurgents were firing down into the compound.
“It went on for mere minutes, it was over very quickly.”
He added that the insurgents detonated their suicide vests before Iraqi soldiers could capture them.
Under the terms of a bilateral security pact, American soldiers are allowed to return fire in self-defence, and take part in operations if requested by their Iraqi counterparts.
Baghdad operations command, which is also based at the complex that was attacked, put the toll at 12 dead and 36 wounded. It was unclear how many of the victims were soldiers.
Bloom could not say how many US soldiers were involved in the incident, but said none was wounded.
He added that the US military had provided bomb disposal support as well as surveillance with drones and Apache helicopters.
“I was waiting with three of my colleagues near an armoured car (when the attack occurred),” a policeman told AFP on condition of anonymity from Baghdad’s Medical City hospital, slumped against the wall of the emergency room with bandages covering gunshot wounds to both of his legs.
” I was shot in two places, and
I tried to hide behind the car. When I looked for my colleagues again, they were not there — all I saw was blood and the vests that they had set aside.”
The policeman, visibly shaken, added that the vehicle that exploded was a red car that passed through a preliminary search before exploding at a second checkpoint.
The largest blast sent plumes of smoke into the skies over the capital, with nervous soldiers frisking any civilians who crossed Bab al-Muatham bridge, which connects the west side of Baghdad to Rusafa in the east.
The explosion caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and Dr Adil Saloom, director of the hospital’s emergency department, said 20 patients had been treated.
The Rusafa headquarters, responsible for security on the eastern side of Baghdad, was being used as an army recruitment centre on August 17 when a suicide bomber detonated his payload, killing 59 people.
Sunday’s explosion was the biggest to hit Baghdad since the recruitment centre attack, and it came four days after US forces officially transformed their role in Iraq from a combat mission to “advise and assist” operations, with fewer than 50,000 US troops now stationed here.
Vice President Joe Biden launched the new mission on Wednesday, saying that violence in Iraq was now at its lowest level since the war, but that same day official statistics said 426 people died in unrest last month, underscoring insurgents’ continuing ability to kill.
The apparent spike in violence — July was Iraq’s deadliest month in more than two years — comes amid a political impasse in which no new government has been formed since a general election in March
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