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" In all due respect, I know of no scripture in which God promises to reveal the enemy's secrets to His servants "

I didn't say that God said that he will " Promise " to reveal the secrets of Israel's enemy, I said, God will reveal it.
God will do that when he seems fit to do so, and to whom of who is servants are.
If you don't believe that God reveals the secrets of God's and Israel enemies, then read II KINGS chapter 6 where the king of Syria is perplexed in how the king of Israel know's his every move, and one of the king of Syria's aids or servant's say that it is Elisha that reveals them to the king of Israel.
Here is another bible verse...
Amos 3:7
( Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets ) ...
That's in regards to what God is planning to do, and it also that God can give his servants a " WORD OF KNOWLEDGE " .

If you don't believe that God reveals the secrets of God's and Israel enemies, then read II KINGS

I didn't say that I don't believe God reveals the secrets of His enemies...of course He does.

My point is that God doesn't make a promise to you or me that he will reveal the enemy's secrets (i.e. primary strategy) to you or me necessarily.

My point, to clarify, is that, while the end seems to be unfolding, there is much confusion among Christians and the Elect (most notable by the very fact that they don't agree as to the way they expect the enemy to engage God and his people other than in the most general terms).

This leads me back to my original point, and that is that Obama may or may not play a pivotal role in the final Battle. IMO, God has not yet reveal in clarity exactly what that role is. Consequently, we would be wise to stand watch and keep our eyes and minds open as to Obama and his role, if any, in the ultimate Battle.