Even more of the same for 2007 and beyond!
Reader comment on item: The Middle East and Islam Dominate U.S. Public Life

Submitted by Dave (United States), Dec 31, 2006 at 13:50

Daniel:

It is of course customary on the last day of any year to reflect on the past year and anticipate greater things for the new year to come. The AP article mentioned above most likely will be a preview of 2007 and beyond as well; with even greater emphasis placed on Islam's domination of this tumoltuous area of the world.

I want to show you why I am so adamant in my so called prediction of Islam's Middle East domination in the years to come. Without getting into a theological discussion of Islam and their coming Messiah: the 12th Iman named The Mahdi, I want to show you this Mahdi's kingdom that has been prepared in advance and concealed in the political borders of ALL modern Middle East Maps until now, to fulfil the words of the true God Jehovah. Go to: www.thewatchmanstime.com , and open up that beast kingdom map, and then see it clearly in your map, as well as the maps shown daily in the news broadcasts of CNN, Fox and MSNBC.

Unfortunitly, I believe chaos will soon engulf the Middle East and Europe because of Islam, the Mahdi and this Mahdi's pre-determined kingdom hidden in the modern Mid-East map. Two thirds of the world's known oil reserves lie under the sand of this coming Islamic Beast kingdom. America has already deployed it's 5th and 6th Fleets to the Persion Gulf in preparation for the trouble ahead.

I believe the December 31, 2007 AP top 10 story list, will have continued same the theme as 2006, but with greater intensity. The focus of the U.S., and the entire world on Islam's Middle East domination, will continue next year and beyond, until Jehovah defeats Islam at Armageddon!

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