Prophetic Trends

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the Revived Roman Empire embrace Western Europe, Rome and North America. Your comment sounds as if the USA will be a good fit. lol
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The whole British empire was founded upon the classical model, its really no surprise if
the child of this unholy empire should also be schooled in that fashion. When i went to
school Latin was on the curriculum, a curriculum itself based upon the Greek model
nearly 3000 years old. It figures.

There were already behind-scene plans under GW to form an alliance between the North American countries...no borders...and the currency to be the Amero.

Originally posted by ale1552
There were already behind-scene plans under GW to form an alliance between the North American countries...no borders...and the currency to be the Amero.

Welcome to the thread... 🙂

Originally posted by ale1552
There were already behind-scene plans under GW to form an alliance between the North American countries...no borders...and the currency to be the Amero.

I have seen nothing that would suggest that this is no longer on the agenda.

Mexican trucking companies are soon to start moving goods to/through the United States with little to no regulation, if that's any kind of evidence.

Originally posted by galveston75
In the big picture of God finally getting rid of all governments as he described in the Bible and then his son Jesus being the King of God's kingdom and all the good that will come from that, should we be upset if the US government does fail or collapse?

I think there is reason for fear in the short term. There's no guessing what people will do when they're afraid and/or faced with no food, no water, no medicine, no services, no protection from those who would merely take what they need from those who can't/won't fight back.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I think there is reason for fear in the short term. There's no guessing what people will do when they're afraid and/or faced with no food, no water, no medicine, no services, no protection from those who would merely take what they need from those who can't/won't fight back.

If Europe falls apart then it will just go back to the way it was before.

I do not think we will see the end of the world, the markets will be in turmoil for
a little while but eventually when they see the stable European countries still
doing business albeit with different currencies then things will settle back to the way
they were before.

Germany made a fundamental mistake.

They put monetary union ahead of political union.

If the Euro fails, this will be the reason why.

I also think that the economic crisis would be better solved without the Euro.

Originally posted by johnnylongwoody

If Europe falls apart then it will just go back to the way it was before.

I do not think we will see the end of the world, the markets will be in turmoil for
a little while but eventually when they see the stable European countries still
doing business albeit with different currencies then things will settle back to the way
they were befor ...[text shortened]... he reason why.

I also think that the economic crisis would be better solved without the Euro.

Plenty of current discussion on the internet...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4AURU_enUS499US499&q=fall+of+europe
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Originally posted by Suzianne
I think there is reason for fear in the short term. There's no guessing what people will do when they're afraid and/or faced with no food, no water, no medicine, no services, no protection from those who would merely take what they need from those who can't/won't fight back.

Things would get really crazy no doubt.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I have seen nothing that would suggest that this is no longer on the agenda.

Mexican trucking companies are soon to start moving goods to/through the United States with little to no regulation, if that's any kind of evidence.

They already are.

Originally posted by ale1552

They already are.

Big time! http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/12/04/us-usa-transports-mexico-idUSBRE8B307020121204
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