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Slightly tongue-in-cheek…
Danbones
its funny, for the longest time the protestants thought the catholics were the antichrist and the cathilics thought the protestants were the anticrist
then nazi germany happened
about half n half protestant and catholic
so..
to find the next antichrist look for the biggest following of christians....led by something created by the bankers
ohhh look
its Israel
aipac runs the nato countriesedit on Monam3b20143America/Chicago16 by Danbones because: (no reason given)
say what if its Auntie christ?
shouldn't there be some rightous babes on that list...?
mother teresa comes to mindedit on Monam3b20143America/Chicago54 by Danbones because: (no reason given)edit on Monam3b20143America/Chicago49 by Danbones because: (no reason given)
Justin Beiber I can believe
Indigent
Wasn't Bush, Osama, Sadam, Stalin, Obama, Hittler, Gadaffi, Bill gates, Justin Beiber, the pope (all), the queen and so on before Putin?
Every year there is at least one
nugget1
The antichrist is supposed to appear with a solution to the worlds problems. He will be charismatic- loved by ALL.
Putin doesn't even come close to the description.
Not defending Putin and didn't comment on the AC issue. However it's clear this scenario has been staged from both sides. So I don't believe there's risk of what you suggest, unless of course that's also part of the general plan. Russia could not maintain control of any nation where the people are not in agreement of being incorporated into the Russian hegemony. They're not only broke, they don't have the manpower to do so effectively. Keeping Russia as the boogieman only serves the bankers and military industrial complex everywhere. It keeps money flowing to Russia, via higher energy costs in the Euro Zone, and enables them to continue to pay their debts to the banks. That's all anyone cares about. If Russia were to go into a financial tailspin, it would have sweeping ramifications all over the globe. Now this all might get out of hand as China appears to be the next issue as their banks are defaulting at an alarming rate.
behindthescenes
Most of you glossed over the fact that I did say my comparison of Putin to the Antichrist was "tongue-in-cheek."
What is not tongue-in-cheek is the state of the world today compared to the state of the world in the run-ups to WWI and WWII. For those of you who believe we could quickly respond and counter Russia today are in the dark as to exactly where we're deployed. Europe isn't our military focus. Hasn't been in a long time. If Russia decides to march into other EU countries, it could pretty much do it without us being able to militarily stop it short of threatening a nuclear option.
And I'm shocked at how quickly people on here came to Putin's defense, or downplayed his ability to wreck real havoc on the world' stage.
Leonidas
"Antichrist" is not a synonym for "bad".
While I do not believe in the Christian mythology of - well any of it - Putin does not fit the Christian description of the Antichrist.
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And I'm shocked at how quickly people on here came to Putin's defense, or downplayed his ability to wreck real havoc on the world' stage.
intrptr
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Slightly tongue-in-cheek…
How can a single man have 7 heads and ten horns?
This symbology implies that the "beast" is an agency, government or power base. The "7 heads" are multiple rulers presiding over that, not a single human being.
Just my interpretation.
Bilk22
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Sorry but most all of this is bunk. If Hillary Clinton wants you to believe there's a similar aspect to this as there was prior to WW2 then you know it's bunk. And not to sound nationalistic, because it's really not intended that way, but Russia is a two bit military power and couldn't come close to matching the power the US can throw it it or pretty much any aggressor. I'm talking raw power of a military machine that's funded like no other military or even combined militaries. If the true capabilities of US might needed to be exhibited, vs that used in small conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the results would be devastating. The Russians would look like they're still fighting WW2 in comparison.
Now let's hope for everyone's sake, it doesn't get anywhere near that.