Edgar Cayce, Nostradamus, And The Bible On World War 3

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Ok so I went ahead and collected all of the countries that are listed in prophecy both from this thread and my other thread related to World War 3 and this is what I came up with for the list of countries that are written in prophecy to be involved in World War 3, if there ever is one. I pray that there isn't, and that Humanity chooses to avoid it. But in case it does happen, here is the list of the countries and sub divisions of countries that are supposed to be directly involved:


Libya

Egypt

Ankara

Syria

Russia

Iraq

Italy

Mongolia

China

France

Albania

Turkey

Circassia

North Ossetia

Morocco

Iran

Israel

Spain

Switzerland

Sicily

Malta

Africa

the Balkan peninsula (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro)

Jordan

Lebanon

Palestine

Ethiopia

Georgia

Saudi Arabia

Greece

Azerbaijan

Afghanistan

Pakistan

The United States

Japan

India

Vietnam

North Korea

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[hoangtrang1]

Well, great work! You have helped me to improve my knowledge about this field. Thank you so much for sharing.

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Originally Posted by hoangtrang1

Well, great work! You have helped me to improve my knowledge about this field. Thank you so much for sharing.

Very glad you enjoyed reading it.

Yeah, those 3 (Edgar Cayce, Jean Dixon, and Nostradamus) sure were something else hey.

[mikeinie]

I enjoyed reading your posts on this, and clearly you put a lot of work into this. However, these types of predictions are so vague that it could have applied to anything.

WW1 was fought a great deal in France, After WW1 the bird flu killed up to 100 million. This fact was lost in the devastation of WW1.

WW2 all throughout Italy, Africa and many of the other places you talked about. What you are saying of China now, could have been the Soviet Empire. The reference of Asia could have been Japan in WW2. Prior to the attack on America they had invaded and conquered China, they definitely ruled the sea in the east until they went to war with the USA.

Regarding the South of France, that was the coastline the US used to access the European mainland from the south during WW2. Although Normandy clearly gets the news for the main D Day invasion, it was the not so heavily defended south of France that US forces came in by.

Italy is talked a lot about in this thread, but Italy suffered horrible during WW2, it was one of the hardest countries to gain back control from the Germans, as well the Italians were also split against each other, those for and those against Mussolini.

Although I never studies Nostradamus in any detail, I scanned his stuff with interest as I find this kind of thing interesting. I think however his predictions were more of WW1 & WW2 as they fit easily into those time periods more that what is happening in the world now.

The argument about China being the invading country does not make sense, well for now anyway but who knows what the future will hold.

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Marching to world domination: Why the West should be worried about China

Dominic Sandbrook
Daily Mail
Friday, October 2, 2009



Beneath today’s orgy of celebrations that marks the anniversary lurks a disturbing reality. Mao’s successors may have embraced cut-throat capitalism to a degree that makes even Western economists blanch. But the arrangements for the parade are a reminder that China remains a deeply authoritarian society.

Kites have been banned from the centre of Beijing, pigeons have been culled and soldiers with machineguns are on every street corner. Scientists are even seeding the sky with chemicals to prevent inclement weather spoiling the celebrations.

None of us should begrudge an industrious and innovative people their return to the top table.

Yet there is a dark side to China’s revival – a disturbing instinct for sabre-rattling and neo-imperialism that arguably poses the biggest threat to world peace since the Cold War.

What terrifies China’s neighbours is the thought that they might be in for the same treatment as Tibet and Xinjiang. And the most obvious target for Chinese expansion is the island of Taiwan, the self-styled ‘Republic of China’ that was established after the American-backed Kuomintang lost the civil war against Mao in 1949 and fled across the narrow Taiwan Strait.

Even though Taiwan now stands as a highly successful state in its own right, the Chinese Communists have never abandoned their ambition to incorporate it into their empire.

Perhaps most worrying, however, is the evidence of Chinese expansionism and interference in Africa.

In 1873 the Victorian explorer Sir Francis Galton suggested that one way to modernise the so-called Dark Continent was to fill it with ‘ industrious, order-loving Chinese’, with Africa becoming a ’semi-detached dependency of China’. Such was the outcry that Galton soon dropped the idea. But more than a century later, he seems to have been ahead of his time.

For in the past decade, more than 750,000 Chinese have settled in Africa, and the red flag now flutters over jungles and prairies alike.

In the ports of East Africa, Chinese cargo ships are loaded every day with oil, timber and diamonds.

Vast Chinese-owned mines pay African labourers less than £1 a day to scratch out copper for the gigantic smoke-belching cities of East Asia. And deep in the heart of Africa, acres of forest are ripped down every day as timber for China’s industrial revolution.

But there is another side to this new Scramble for Africa. For in return, the Chinese are selling African leaders the assault rifles, warplanes and mortars they need for their bloody wars of conquest and ethnic cleansing.
Only last year, Zimbabwe’s despotic Robert Mugabe received a cool £200m in Chinese military aid.

And even the brutal slaughter in southern Sudan, in which hundreds of thousands of non-Muslim peasants were murdered by government militias, was carried out with £55m-worth of Chinese weapons, sold to the Sudanese in defiance of a UN arms embargo.

Marching to world domination: China celebrates 60 years of communism with a display of military might that should worry the West | Mail Online