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To: Aliska
Good point.

Perhaps the present conflict in Iraq is to be molded as an unrigheous act to unbelievers, used to rally a worldwide assault on Christianity, coincident with promoting a personal subdermal ID system to plant a mark,

those who rebel are rounded up as 'fundamentalists' and then executed with a nuke in concentration camps, producing a Rapture,

where similar to Shadrach, Mishach and Abendigo, the souls of Christians are met in the air, concurrently beginning a 7 yr period of peaceful covenant with Israel by those powers who orchestrated an antiChristian campaign,

only to have the voice of the antichrist transmitted into each body brain via the subdermal chip to commit the blasphemy of blasphemies,

a demon invasion prepared in advance by the current UFO/alien/SciFi psyops to accept even the most bizarre events as natural by those lusting for power to control the masses, and then followed by the vengeance of the Lord in a Second Coming.

The same devices could then be used to rewrite the hearts and minds with the Law ushering in a Millenium of righteous rule.

Of course datesetters are fools, so the day of trouble might not happen for another 2000 years.
60 posted on 12/06/2002 5:47:24 AM PST by Cvengr
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To: Cvengr
Your post is a little far out for me but that doesn't mean you are wrong. I never associated Muslims too well with accepting any kind of marking system nor do I know how their religious leaders would handle it. I can envision them forcing it on unbelievers if they had the power, but they would rather just be rid of us to make room for more of them and their dominating the world aspirations.
105 posted on 12/06/2002 3:43:10 PM PST by Aliska
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