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Prophecy News Watch Headlines - February 27
Kade Hawkins
Feb 27, 2009

Newsletter Archives | Contact us Prophecy News Watch Newsletter Biblical Prophecy In The News http://www.prophecynewswatch.com Keeping You Informed of World Events From A Biblical Perspective February 27, 2009 Welcome to this week's edition of Prophecy News Watch Our featured items: Preparing For The New World Order Watch a video preview of each here: 1. Megiddo: The March To Armageddon - Bible Prophecy & The New World Order 2. Megiddo II: The March To Armageddon Part 2 - The New Age 3. Eye of the Phoenix: Secrets of the Dollar Bill Megiddo I: The March to Armageddon explores Bible prophecy concerning the last day empire prophesied in the Old and New Testaments. Built upon decades of investigation and strong Biblical teachings of leading researchers, this documentary unfolds: - The way God uses prophecy to prove His existence - False prophecy according to the Bible - The specific nature of God's true prophecies in the books of Daniel and Revelation - Elements of prophecy today that set our time apart from centuries past - The importance of Israel as "God's Timepiece" - The recorded history of the New World Order This informative documentary also chronicles startling quotes from powerful men of history who have spoken of the need for world government to further the cause of peace. But what does the Bible say about "world peace" and its consequence for mankind? Seen through the lens of prophecy, What is the significance of World War I and II? Were these birth pangs to prepare the nations for World War III and Armageddon? With every major world leader calling for a new global order to deal with the economic crisis, we may be closer than you think! Click here to donate and and receive this item Prophetic Trends & Headline News Click any of the headlines below to read the full article 1. Where is America in Bible Prophecy? Kuwaiti prof outlines potential White House attack that would make 9/11 'small change' A professor from Kuwait, the country liberated from Saddam Hussein's attack squads by the United States in the first Gulf War, has outlined on Arab television a potential terror attack that would involve smuggling anthrax from Mexico into the U.S. and killing 330,000 people in 60 minutes. . ....................... read more Boxer Seeks to Ratify U.N. Treaty That May Erode U.S. Parental Rights Sen. Barbara Boxer is urging the U.S. to ratify a United Nations measure meant to expand the rights of children, a move critics are calling a gross assault on parental rights that could rob the U.S. of sovereignty. "To the extent that an outside body, a group of unaccountable so-called experts in Switzerland have a say over how children in America should be raised, educated and disciplined -- that is an erosion of American sovereignty," said Steven Groves, a fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank........................ read more Why are we demanding creation of a state that leads the Arab world in Anti-American sentiment A poll released this week by the World Public Opinion polling group showed the Palestinian Authority leading several other Arab and Muslim countries in hatred for the United States, belief that the United States is battling Islam and support for attacks on American civilians........................ read more Federal Bailout Could Weaken US Ability To Protect From Terrorism Trillions of dollars in government spending might stabilize the economy, but for now it may have weakened some U.S. security interests abroad and hampered the nation's ability to respond financially to an attack at home. That curious conclusion by security and financial analysts reveals one of the unexpected consequences that could emerge from the government's bailout and stimulus plans. It also shows how intertwined the economy and national security have become........................ read more EMP attack: Overlooked catastrophe? When Iran successfully launched its first domestically made satellite into orbit on Feb. 1, U.S. State Department official Robert Wood said Iran's activities could "possibly lead to the development of ballistic missiles" and were of "great concern." Now that Iran is capable of launching satellites, Tehran needn't worry about developing ICBM capabilities. In the same Jerusalem Post article, Glick writes, "Three to five nuclear bombs of any size, launched into space on satellites and detonated above the U.S., Europe and Asia would send Western Civilization back to the 19th century. ........................ read more 2. Israel - God's Timepiece Israel's next government will be 'more Jewish and more Zionist' Israel's next government will be "more Jewish and more Zionist", the confident faction leader of the right-wing National Union party declared Thursday, following coalition talks with members of Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party. "There was very positive atmosphere at the meeting," said Yaakov Katz, as he emerged from the talks at Kfar Maccabiah in central Israel. "...There is an understanding with Likud that the next government will be more Jewish and more Zionist." ........................ read more Survey examining Israeli Jews' approach to Christianity reveals astounding gaps between secular, religious The Pope's recent rehabilitation of Holocaust-denying Bishop Richard Williamson outraged Jews worldwide, while a recent TV skit mocking Jesus on Israel's Channel 10 sparked anger in the Christian world. The strained relations between the two faiths prompted the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies to conduct a survey examining the public's stances towards Christianity, the Christian world and Christian presence in Israel. On almost all issues seculars exhibited an open-minded approach towards Christianity, whereas religious respondents were less than tolerant. ...................... read more The Iran-Israel nuclear endgame is now much closer In recent days, four key developments have clicked in to edge Iran and Israel much closer to a military denouement with profound consequences for American oil that the nation is not prepared to meet. . ....................... read more Fatah and Hamas: Heading for a Showdown in Lebanon Stacks of portraits of Mahmoud Abbas stand unused, gathering dust in the office of his Fatah movement in Beirut's Shatila Palestinian refugee camp. Posters of Abbas would normally hang in offices and on street corners throughout Lebanon's 12 Palestinian refugee camps. But ever since Israel's incursion into Gaza earlier this year, Abbas has become politically radioactive to the approximately 400,000 refugees languishing in Lebanon, who were livid at his failure to act in defense of the beleaguered Gazans.. ....................... read more 3. A Revived Roman Empire? Blueprint for EU army to be agreed The plan, which has influential support in Germany and France, proposes to set up a "Synchronised Armed Forces Europe", or Safe, as a first step towards a true European military force. The move comes as France, a supporter of an EU army, prepares to rejoin Nato and to take over one of the Alliance's top military posts. . ..................... read more 4. The Gog/Magog War Libyan Leader (Leader of African Union) Gaddafi blames Israel for crisis in Sudan Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, the current African Union president, on Tuesday accused "foreign forces" including Israel of being behind the Darfur conflict. Judges from the International Criminal Court are due to announce on March 4 whether they will issue a warrant for the arrest of Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir over allegations that he masterminded genocide in Sudan's Darfur region. UN diplomats have told Reuters the warrant will be issued. . ..................... read more 5. Apostate Christianity The Apostate Episcopal Trend - Dual Faith Ministers, Michigan Diocese elects Zen Buddhist new Bishop A year and half ago, The Rev. Ann Holmes Redding was inhibited by Rhode Island Bishop Geralyn Wolf for claiming to be both Muslim and Christian. Now the Diocese of Northern Michigan has announced that its only nominee for bishop - The Rev. Kevin Thew Forrester - is also a Zen Buddhist..................... read more Another denomination falls - Lutherans propose allowing gay pastors in committed relationships One of the nation's largest Protestant denominations would allow gay clergy in committed relationships to pastor local churches, under a new proposal from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. If their idea is approved at this summer's Churchwide Assembly, the denomination would become the largest in the U.S. to allow non-celibate gay clergy.. ...................... read more 7. Increase in Knowledge/New Technologies Farewell privacy, Big Brother’s beady eyes are watching Surveillance cameras and security monitoring systems provide us with convenience and safety, but there’s a cost - a loss of privacy. From the moment you step out of your apartment and get into the elevator, you’re followed. A mass of surveillance cameras, mobile phones, credit cards, T-money transportation cards, e-mail and messenger programs leave behind an electronic trail, whether you like it or not. We see cameras everywhere, but who monitors them? Is the loss of privacy worth it? And what exactly are the benefits?... .......................... read more Chicago Rushes Head First Into 'Limitless' Surveillance Governments around the world are finding reasons to install surveillance cameras, but few are keeping account of the costs and benefits that come from those CCTV systems. Chicago, in its bid to follow in China's steps as host of the Olympics, is the most recent one to do so. By spending millions of dollars, Chicago aims to have a camera "on every corner" in preparation for the 2016 Summer Games that it hopes to host. But they are doing so without thoughtful implementation or an understanding of the realities of around-the-clock government surveillance........................... read more Future Threats to the Global Environment-NanoMaterials, Manmade Viruses & Biomimetic Robots Forget about rising global water levels: Researchers, policymakers and environmental campaigners have identified 25 potential future threats to the environment including nanomaterials, manmade viruses and biomimetic robots. In addition to well-publicized risks such as toxic nanomaterials, the acidification of the ocean and increasingly frequent extreme weather events, the list includes some spooky scifi sounding possibilities:. .. .......................... read more Big Brother spy planes that track the Taliban may soon hover over your home Pilotless planes used to track the Taliban could soon be hovering over our streets, it has emerged. Remote-controlled drones are already used widely by the military. Now ministers believe they are likely to become 'increasingly useful' for police work. Armed with heat-seeking cameras, the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles would hover hundreds of feet in the air, gathering intelligence and watching suspects.............................. read more 8. Christian Worldview/Issues Some British Christians feel oppressed in the public square For a nation shaped by an overtly Christian heritage, Britain has apparently become a difficult place to be overtly Christian. The conservative press bewails a steady erosion of Christian values. A member of Parliament has called for debate on "systematic and institutional discrimination toward Christians." Even former Prime Minister Tony Blair recently let slip how aides would brusquely suppress any instinct he had to bring his faith into public view. Now, a succession of ordinary Christians are finding this rule applies to them, too.. ................... read more Largest Christian Groups Report Membership Decline The Southern Baptist Convention and the Roman Catholic Church – the two largest Christian communions in the country – have joined the ranks of mainline denominations in reporting membership losses, the latest church yearbook shows. Although the percentage losses are small compared to the total membership of the churches, the yearbook pointed out that the two communions had "grown dependably" over the years and "now they join virtually every mainline church in reporting a membership decline." ............... read more