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 This is the beginning of the end of Iran. In order for the "World Leader/Anti-Christ" to rule the world, there will have to be an exodus of dictators, and despots. It started with Hitler's Germany, then Reagan commanded Gorby to "Tear down this wall!" which was basically the death toll of Russia's dictatorial regime (it's still not quite a democracy there, but much better than before) Afghanistan, Iraq...now, some Iranian Ayatollah, who is obviously wearing a huge pair of clown shoes which he is using to kick sand in the pitbull's face, is begging to get trashed...why?....Because it's prophetic, it fits in nicely with a world which can be at "peace" led by a charismatic leader, the likes of which the world will have never known. As long as there are modern day Stalin's and Hitlers in the world, there can be no "false" peace from which to fulfill God's Word. North Korea is bluffing for cash and concessions, but they're going to get a swift kick in the dictator also. The real and present danger from North Korea is their willingness to sell their weapons and technology to the terrorists, and that will be their death song.
These "bad boys" and their countries are going to be militarily "cleansed" - which is why I firmly believe G.W.Bush is getting voted back in folks. Kerry doesn't have any firm convictions of his own - He's like a willow in the wind, and would never have the internal fortitude to actually go in and wipe out  the scum off the planet.

Here's is an interesting article about Iran's obsession with wiping out Israel, even though their leaders just watched two of their neighbors get clobbered for their "potential" threat to the region, and U.S. and allies interests. Theses leaders are either being secretly backed and emboldened by Russia, or China, or they are the stupidest rulers in the history of the world.

http://news.myway.com/top/article/id/420414|top|08-11-2004::10:05|reuters.html (http://news.myway.com/top/article/id/420414|top|08-11-2004::10:05|reuters.html)

Bronzesnake

The middle East is so Unstable right now.  I will Never take a vacation any where there!!

Maybe Nørge, and none other.....  ;D

As the world gets closer, the time will start to tell more about Magog and Gog.

On another note............ ^^^ Don't forget to look up. ;D

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1092280017499&p=1078113566627

Iranian officials, under pressure to freeze their nuclear program, have stunned European diplomats at crisis talks in Paris this month by demanding advanced nuclear technology, conventional weapons, and a security guarantee against a nuclear attack by Israel.

The diplomats – from Britain, France, and Germany – were meeting the Iranians in an attempt to defuse the escalating crisis over Teheran's nuclear program.

The Europeans were said to have been stunned by the move and, according to London's Daily Telegraph on Wednesday, the Iranians' demands had "gone down very badly" and had sharply raised the stakes.

The Iranians produced their letter as the European diplomats sought to convince them to honor an earlier agreement to suspend work on their controversial uranium enrichment program, which could be used to produce material for nuclear power stations – but also to make nuclear weapons.

According to the report, the Iranian officials refused point-blank to comply, saying they had every right under international law to pursue "peaceful" nuclear technology.

They then shocked the Europeans by turning the tables with their own set of demands, which were contained in the letter.

First, they demanded that the European trio support Iran's quest for "advanced [nuclear] technology, including those with dual use."

Second, they demanded that the Europeans "remove impediments" to Iran acquiring such technology, and remain committed to this position – even if faced with "legal [or] political... limitations," a reference to possible US pressure or future international sanctions against Iran.

Third, and considered even more astonishing, they demanded that the Europeans meet their conventional weapons needs and "provide security assurances" against a nuclear attack on Iran.

This is thought to refer to Israel's nuclear capabilities and its long-range delivery systems.

The European trio are reported to be still considering their response, but British officials were quoted as saying the Iranian letter was "extremely surprising, given the delicate state of the process."

It is considered likely that Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, who is playing a leading role in Europe's "constructive dialogue" with Teheran, will now have to decide whether to move to a more confrontational policy.

The Europeans, whose engagement with Iran aims to draw the Islamic republic back into the international mainstream, were seeking to avoid a full-scale confrontation between the United States and Iran over Iran's nuclear program.

Washington is insisting that the board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which meets next month, refers the Iranian nuclear issue to the UN Security Council, where Iran would face possible sanctions.

While the IAEA board is unlikely to give Iran a clean bill of health, a crucial report by IAEA director-general Mohamed ElBaradei is expected actually to boost the Iranian position and frustrate Washington's preference for following the security council route.

In his report to the IAEA board of governors, ElBaradei is expected to clear Iran of producing highly enriched uranium and declare that particles of this substance found by his inspectors at Iranian sites had, in fact, originated in material that was imported from Pakistan's rogue nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan.

"On another note............ ^^^ Don't forget to look up. ;D"

"......and be ye seperate from the world and be ye holy unto God."

"My kingdom is not of this world"


Ollie