Iraq-Battle for Babylon
Does
it get anymore obvious what we are dealing with? The reptilians rub it in the
church's face and the church still goes into denial. It is clear to every Satanist
around the world who is really going after Iraq/Babylon, but the churches are
clueless. They still think Bush is his own man and controls the war. Why is
it that the churches are completely ignorant and backwards when it comes to
the spiritual powers? Why do they ignore the spiritual side of things and only
see world politics in physical black and white terms? Shouldn't it be the other
way around?
The Bible is very clear when it tells us that Fallen Angels and demons control
all nations, so why do they think that this war is only about Bush and Saddam?
This is about an attack over one of the most powerful Princes of the fallen
angels known as the Prince of Persia. When this Prince spreads his wings and
says "jump," Saddam then asks, "How high master?" Bush is seen as a mad dictator,
but he is only following orders from a reptilian empire called America, which
is taken from the word Ameruca that means Plumed Serpent. Angels in the Bible
are referred to as stars. Yes fallen angels are the stars seen on the American
flag. The Iraq war is a spiritual battle that is attempting to dethrone one
of the most powerful fallen angels in the world and to take over his kingdom
of Babylon. The reptilians of America/Ameruca and England are now at war with
Prince of Persia.
All Snake-Eyes
head towards Baghdad All eyes head towards Baghdad
By Helen Studd
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Soldiers from one of Britain's most illustrious regiments added a splash of
colour to their uniforms by adopting Snake-eye goggles as they started war training
yesterday. Members of the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, including 19-year-old tank
driver Carl Thomas, above, were allowed to wear their own hologram protective
eyewear during exercises in Bergen-Hohne in Germany. The £40 reflective 3D goggles,
which are designed for motorcyclists, have become a fashionable accessory, but
they will not be seen on the battlefield.
A Defence Ministry spokesman said: "Beer is cheap in Germany and our soldiers
have a lot of their budget left to spend on other things. Although in a real
battle they would probably attract the enemy so could not be worn, there is
no reason why they should not enjoy them in training." source:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-551012,00.html