Breaking Down the Door to Tribulation

The nations are beating down the door to nuclear midnight,what Christians call the tribulation period.
This was just a short saturday morning sampling of the news.
There is much more going on below the surface.
The instant move into the tribulation period will catch almost everyone off guard and in shock.
Even with all the warnings and evidence they do not hear or fear the Lord and are in a bubble of their own vain imaginations.
It's breathtaking how the west has attempted to erase God from the world and make themselves God.
How Islam has blasphemed the true God with their satan, allah.
And how Israel has become the bullseye of all the nations.
It has all fallen into place.
Pride Goes before Destruction
The Tribulation period is God's judgment upon the earth.
He win's ,mankind in rebellion loses.
God will very soon burst their vain bubble and denial will no longer be a option.


Russian President Vladimir Putin has attacked the United States for what he said was its "almost uncontained" use of force around the world.
America's "very dangerous" approach to global relations was fuelling a nuclear arms race, he told a security summit
It may well be remembered as a turning point in international relations and a sign of a more assertive Russia, our correspondent says.
Western leaders in the audience, including Mrs Merkel, looked decidedly glum-faced when President Putin had finished, our correspondent adds.
Earlier, Mrs Merkel told delegates there was "no way around" the need for Tehran to accept demands from the UN and nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Robert Gates, the new US defence secretary, said yesterday: "I don't know how many times the president, secretary [of state Condoleezza] Rice and I have had to repeat that we have no intention of attacking Iran."
But Vincent Cannistraro, a Washington-based intelligence analyst, shared the sources' assessment that Pentagon planning was well under way. "Planning is going on, in spite of public disavowals by Gates. Targets have been selected. For a bombing campaign against nuclear sites, it is quite advanced. The military assets to carry this out are being put in place."
He added: "We are planning for war. It is incredibly dangerous
US preparations for an air strike against Iran are at an advanced stage, in spite of repeated public denials by the Bush administration, according to informed sources in Washington.
The present military build-up in the Gulf would allow the US to mount an attack by the spring. But the sources said that if there was an attack, it was more likely next year, just before Mr Bush leaves office.
Neo-conservatives, particularly at the Washington-based American Enterprise Institute, are urging Mr Bush to open a new front against Iran. So too is the vice-president, Dick Cheney. The state department and the Pentagon are opposed, as are Democratic congressmen and the overwhelming majority of Republicans. The sources said Mr Bush had not yet made a decision. The Bush administration insists the military build-up is not offensive but aimed at containing Iran and forcing it to make diplomatic concessions. The aim is to persuade Tehran to curb its suspect nuclear weapons programme and abandon ambitions for regional expansion.
In another sign that preparations are under way, Mr Bush has ordered oil reserves to be stockpiled.
The danger is that the build-up could spark an accidental war. Iranian officials said on Thursday that they had tested missiles capable of hitting warships in the Gulf.
Colonel Sam Gardiner, a former air force officer who has carried out war games with Iran as the target, supported the view that planning for an air strike was under way: "Gates said there is no planning for war. We know this is not true. He possibly meant there is no plan for an immediate strike. It was sloppy wording.
"All the moves being made over the last few weeks are consistent with what you would do if you were going to do an air strike. We have to throw away the notion the US could not do it because it is too tied up in Iraq. It is an air operation."

Malaysia: Work near Al-Aqsa Mosque is 'act of provocation'
Malaysia, chair of the world's largest Islamic grouping, condemned Israel on Saturday over its construction work at the Temple Mount saying it would hurt peace efforts.

A statement from Malaysia's foreign ministry accused Israel of willfully destroying religious, cultural and heritage sites in the occupied territories, and of direct aggression toward the mosque.

"We denounce this blatant act of provocation and the complete disregard for the sanctity of the holy mosque? this act will ignite the feelings of Muslims all over the world and is in fact a retrogressive step in the efforts to achieve peace in the region " it said.

Malaysia, as chairman of the 57-member Organization of Islamic Conference, urged the world community to intervene immediately to stop the illegal activities which violate international laws, the ministry added.

Muslims protesting Israeli construction and excavation work near the Al-Aqsa Mosque, on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem, agreed Friday to leave the mosque compound peacefully, after clashes with police.

Excavations near the Temple Mount's Mugrabi Gate were approved two weeks ago as a necessary precursor to replacing a ramp that provides access to the gate. The ramp collapsed three years ago, and was replaced by a temporary wooden structure. Plans have since been approved for a permanent replacement, and by law, any construction work in the Old City must be preceded by a salvage dig.


Lebanon to use seized Hizbullah arms to fight Israel
Country’s defense minister says weapons, including Grad rockets, will be used in case of any future violation of Lebanese sovereignty by Jewish state; 'We are still in a confrontation with the enemy,' senior Hizbullah member says
"If ISRAEL carries out another violation, we will use these weapons to confront it," he told reporters on Friday after a meeting with the commander of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon, Major General Claudio Graziano.
Murr said he told Graziano that "the Lebanese army deployed in southern Lebanon has orders to confront Israeli forces in case of any new violation" of Lebanese sovereignty.
Lebanese and Israeli troops clashed across the border on Wednesday for the first time in decades, causing no casualties. The incident was sparked by Israeli sappers moving towards the border to clear unexploded ordnance.