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The term world war is usually reserved for conflicts that involve multiple continents and a large number of countries. The First and Second World Wars are examples of such global conflicts that caused massive death and destruction. The third world war, however, has not yet happened and may never happen. There is no clear definition or criteria for what would constitute a world war, but some possible factors are the scale of violence, the involvement of major powers, the use of nuclear weapons, and the impact on the global order. Some people may argue that certain regional wars or proxy wars could be considered as part of a larger world war, but others may disagree. Therefore, it is hard to say when one can call it World War 111, as it depends on one's perspective and interpretation of history.

One of the most challenging questions to answer is how many conflicts are currently taking place in the world right now that could lead to a world war. Different sources may use different definitions, criteria, and methods to measure and monitor armed conflicts around the globe. According to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), which tracks ongoing conflicts of concern in the United States, there are 32 active conflicts as of January 2024. These include civil wars, insurgencies, terrorism, and international disputes. Some of the most prominent and deadly conflicts are the Russia-Ukraine war, which began in 2022 and has claimed over 10,000 lives; the Yemen civil war, which has caused one of the worst humanitarian crises in history; and the Afghanistan conflict, which has seen a resurgence of the Taliban after the withdrawal of US troops in 2021. However, other sources may have different numbers and classifications of conflicts.

It is easy for someone who has no power and influence like you to make bold claims about the state of the world. You may have access to Internet information, resources and networks to support your false views calling the current conflicts a world war, but that hardly makes it right. However, predicting that the world is already in World War 111 is outrageous. It shows a lack of understanding, evidence and credibility. It also undermines the efforts of those who are working for peace and stability. Such a statement is not only irresponsible but also dangerous, as it can spread fear and panic among the masses.

I want to address the false claims you have made about the world already being in a state of world war. It seems that you have designed these claims to coincide with false claims about Trump, by implying that he will ride the second horseman of the apocalypse in Revelation Chapter 6. Let me clarify that such an event will not happen to Trump because he is not the Antichrist.

The history of human civilisation is marked by conflicts and rivalries between different regions and cultures. One of the most influential struggles is the battle between the East and the West, which has shaped the political, economic, and cultural landscape of the world for centuries. The East and the West have different values, beliefs, and traditions, and each has sought to assert its dominance and superiority over the other. This clash has manifested in various forms such as wars, trade, diplomacy, religion, science, and art. The outcome of this battle is yet to be decided, and it continues to influence the present and future of humanity.

In the end times, the East will win the battle over the United States and will succeed for a short time in overpowering and defeating the West in battle. However, this cannot be Trump. These are the words of the Lord in Revelation Chapter 18 which describes the destruction of the United States at the hands of the Antichrist.

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This kind of trivial dispute is not something I usually care about or participate in. I find it pointless and unproductive to waste time and energy on such matters. I have more important things to do and focus on than this. In this case, I will make an exception.

Your argument is going nowhere. You are just exchanging accusations and opinions without listening to each other. Every time he makes a point, you counter it with another one. This is not a productive way to resolve your differences. You need to stop and think about what we are trying to achieve here.

The number of subscribers on your channel, which is only 60K after many years of online presence, does not give you any advantage or disadvantage over him. Similarly, his channel size does not affect his credibility or quality either. Subscribers are not the only measure of success or influence in the online space. There are many other factors that matter, such as engagement, reach, impact, and reputation.

It is not monetized. Next lie. You generate income from your blog by asking for donations or promoting your books with every posting This is called monetization, and it means that you are using your content to create value for yourself and your audience. Monetization is seen by you as reward you for your efforts and so called expertise. However, monetization also comes with some challenges and risks, such as losing trust, credibility, or readership if you overdo it or do it in a way that is not aligned with your niche and goals and that is where you are now.

You are making a judgement about his spiritual state without knowing his heart. He may have reacted harshly to your contents because he disagrees with them or finds them offensive. That does not mean he is not a believer. You should not assume that he is not saved based on his based on his calling you or your contents names.

You are not the only one who knows things or has opinions. There are many people who think that selling books online is not a good idea for various reasons. You cannot ignore them or dismiss them as wrong just because they have a different point of view from you.

I have consistently expressed my opinion that this channel is filled with misinformation and should be disregarded due to the potential risks. Nevertheless, you have mostly declined to publish my comments because of your self-interest in continuing to spread falsehoods, which may misguide sincere Christians.

However, to classify your channel as shit is a vast understatement. There are much more suitable names to describe both you and your channel. He was being kind. Once again, you have taken offence and revealed your true lying and conniving nature common in all Messianic Jews

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The ASEAN Union is a political and economic union of 10 Southeast Asian countries established in 1967 with the Bangkok Declaration. The member countries are Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The primary objectives of the union are to promote regional peace, stability, and cooperation in various areas such as trade, tourism, security, and culture. The ASEAN Union has a population of over 600 million people and a GDP exceeding $3 trillion. It is led by China, not to be confused with the European Union and that is the Kingdom Of The Antichrist.

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Your argument is based on a flawed premise that the EU is the fulfillment of the biblical prophecy of the beast with ten horns and ten crowns in Revelation 13. You try to support this claim by linking the BRICS countries and the ten horns prophecy to the EU, but you provide no evidence or logic for this connection. You are simply imposing your interpretation of the prophecy on the current geopolitical situation, without considering the historical and cultural context of the book of Revelation. You have failed to prove your point.

BRICS is an acronym for a group of five emerging economies that have formed a strategic alliance. The members of BRICS are:
1. Brazil
2. Russia
3. India
4. China
5. South Africa

These countries have a significant influence on global affairs, especially in the areas of trade, development, and security. In addition to the original five members, some other countries have been admitted as full members of BRICS, such as Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. However, the core BRICS group still consists of the five founding nations and not the entire ten nations.

Many people have speculated about the identity and origin of the 10 horns of Revelation, which represent 10 kings or kingdoms that will arise in the end times. By referring to BRICS you are falsely claiming that five of these horns will come from the Middle East, based on an interpretation of Daniel's prophecies. However, there is no clear biblical evidence to support this claim. The Bible does not give any specific details about the geographic location or the ethnic identity of these 10 horns. They could come from anywhere in the world, or they could be a mixture of different regions and peoples. The only thing we know for sure is that they will be allied with the Antichrist and will oppose God and His people.

There is nothing in the Bible about a New World Order or World Government. Neither does the Bible say that the Antichrist will rule over the whole world, but only over one-fourth of it. The other three-fourths will be under the protection of God and His saints. The Kingdom of the Antichrist is not a global dictatorship, but a large economy such as China with a regional coalition of ten kings who will give their authority to the Antichrist for a short time. The Antichrist will not be able to deceive everyone, but only those who reject the truth and love the lie.

I understand that you were discussing the concept of BRICS and attempting to connect it with the EU as the ten horns and ten crowns of the Antichrist. However, I must point out that this idea is not supported by the prophecy of the ten horns and ten crowns. While it may appeal to those who believe your false rhetoric, it is important to recognise that BRICS is not a fulfilment of this prophecy.

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A curse is a type of negative magic that is intended to harm, afflict, or manipulate someone or something. Curses can be cast by individuals, groups, or even entities, such as demons or spirits. Curses can have various effects, such as causing illness, bad luck, misfortune, death, or other calamities. Curses can also target specific aspects of a person's life, such as their health, wealth, relationships, or happiness.

There are different types of curses, such as hexes, jinxes, bindings, banes, and maledictions. Some curses are temporary and can be lifted or broken by performing certain rituals, spells, or actions. Other curses are permanent and can only be removed by the original caster or by a powerful practitioner of magic. Some curses are conditional and depend on the fulfillment or violation of certain rules or agreements. Some curses are hereditary and can be passed down from generation to generation.

Curses can be cast for various reasons, such as revenge, jealousy, hatred, envy, greed, fear, or malice. Curses can also be cast for personal gain, such as to obtain power, wealth, love, or fame. Curses can also be cast for religious or ideological purposes, such as to punish sinners, oppress enemies, or enforce doctrines. Curses can also be cast unintentionally or accidentally, such as by uttering a curse word, breaking a taboo, or violating a sacred site.

Curse the butchers of Israel and curse you with your biased stance favouring Israel against all the indicators of decent human dignity and compassion. You're no better than those inflicting carnage, mayhem, destruction and murder of innocent men, women and children of Gaza. 

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That weak, sniveling excuse for a human being, Benjamin Netanyahu, had the shock of his life when he found out that the Biden administration is withdrawing its support for Israel with the forthcoming U.S. elections now right on the horizon.

The US has announced a new policy of imposing sanctions on individuals and entities involved in illegal settlements in the occupied territories of Palestine. The sanctions include freezing assets, banning travel, and prohibiting transactions with US persons or entities.

The U.S said the move was aimed at advancing the prospects of a two-state solution and upholding international law and human rights. The policy was welcomed by the Palestinian leadership and condemned by Israel, which called it a "betrayal" and a "reward for terrorism". The US said it was not taking sides in the conflict, but rather applying consistent principles to all parties.

As well as the Illegal settlements, the United States has already placed sanctions on the four animals who crept into a Palestinian hospital disguised as Muslims and shot two men while they slept. 

These monsters make Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer look like a Sunday School teacher in comparison with their atrociousness.

South Africa has also accused Israel of committing genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza during its military operation that started in October 2023. Israel denied the allegations and argued that the court had no jurisdiction over the matter. The case attracted international attention and sparked protests and demonstrations outside the court.

The ICJ issued its first decision on January 26, 2024, ordering provisional measures against Israel to prevent further harm to the Palestinians. The court did not order a ceasefire, but instructed Israel to refrain from any acts that could fall under the genocide convention and to ensure that its troops do not commit any genocidal acts in Gaza. The court also said that there was plausibility to South Africa's claims that the Palestinians needed protection from genocide, but did not make a definitive ruling on the matter.

The decision was seen as a partial victory for South Africa and a setback for Israel, which faced increased international pressure and criticism for its actions in Gaza. The case is expected to continue for several years before the court reaches a final judgement on whether Israel committed genocide or not.

Because of the ruling against Israel for genocide in the international court for war crimes in the Hague, Israel now has only a few weeks to get their act together before they can be arrested eventually and tried as the war criminals they are.

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I have noted that you have shown the president of France Macron seated on a throne as if he were either the Antichrist or the False Prophet. Next to him is an empty throne indicating that it is yet to be filled with either one. 

Therefore with this imagery you are indicating he is either one or the other or that the Antichrist will come out of the EU when that is yet to be proven. Just because you have said that in a book hardly makes it right. 

The President of the European Commission or the Chancellor of Germany could be considered influential figures in this region and either one of those titles would have to go to one of those two but not necessarily France or Macron.

The book of Revelation, chapter 13 in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, describes a vision of John where he sees a beast rising out of the sea. Here are some key points from Revelation chapter 13.

1. John stands upon the sand of the sea and sees a beast rising out of the sea

2. The beast has seven heads and ten horns, with ten crowns upon its horns.

3. The beast receives power from the dragon.

4. The beast is worshipped by those who dwell on the earth.

5. The beast speaks blasphemies against God and makes war with the saints.

The beast is a symbol of a mighty nation that dominates the world with its military and economic power. It has ten allies that are part of its sphere of influence, but not fully under its control. These allies are smaller and weaker than the beast, but they cooperate with it and follow its agenda. The beast's territory is much larger than the combined area of these ten allies. The ten horns are not ten superpowers that the beast commands, but rather ten subordinate nations that depend on the beast for their survival.

It is imperative to note that the Antichrist will not arise from the EU because the ten horns with ten crowns upon them remain inexplicable from your perspective. It is a known fact that the Dragon represents China.

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The book of Revelation, chapter 13 in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, describes a vision of John where he sees a beast rising out of the sea. Here are some key points from Revelation chapter 13.

1. John stands upon the sand of the sea and sees a beast rising out of the sea

2. The beast has seven heads and ten horns, with ten crowns upon its horns.

3. The beast receives power from the dragon.

4. The beast is worshipped by those who dwell on the earth.

5. The beast speaks blasphemies against God and makes war with the saints.

The beast is a symbol of a mighty nation that dominates the world with its military and economic power. It has ten allies that are part of its sphere of influence, but not fully under its control. These allies are smaller and weaker than the beast, but they cooperate with it and follow its agenda. The beast's territory is much larger than the combined area of these ten allies. The ten horns are not ten superpowers that the beast commands, but rather ten subordinate nations that depend on the beast for their survival.

The prophecy in question has been subject to different interpretations by scholars, theologians, and arm chair experts alike. The imagery of the ten horns and ten crowns is open to various interpretations, and opinions on what it represents can differ. 

According to the prophecy, the Beast has ten horns and ten crowns. If we assume that the world has been divided into ten super nations, each of those regions has to have one ruler or one crown. However, it is unclear who the crown or leader of those ten super nations is, as all we can see are crowns for each of the respective nations within the alleged ten super nations. We don't see any clear evidence of a leader or a crown from each one of the ten super nations. 

It's important to note that the concept of ten super nations is not a universally recognized geopolitical reality. However, if we were to consider this concept hypothetically, we could attribute potential leaders or figures to these regions based on current geopolitical structures and influential figures.

It is also important to note that many of these regions has more that one crown. Therefore the prophecy of the ten crowns cannot be considered in the context of ten super nations.

Here's a hypothetical breakdown of leaders or influential figures for each of the ten super nations:

North America

 This region could be represented by the President of the United States, who is often considered a prominent figure in the geopolitical landscape.

South America

 The leader of Brazil, as the largest country in South America, could be a significant figure in this region.

Europe

 The President of the European Commission or the Chancellor of Germany could be considered influential figures in this region.

Africa

 The President of Nigeria, as the most populous country in Africa, could be seen as a significant leader in this region.

Asia

 The President of China or the Prime Minister of India, considering their large populations and global influence, could be key figures in this region.

Middle East

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 The leaders of countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, or Israel could be seen as influential figures in this region.

Russia and Eurasia

  The President of Russia would likely be a prominent figure in this region.

Australia and Oceania

  The Prime Minister of Australia could be an influential figure in this region.

Central Asia

  This region could potentially be represented by leaders such as the President of Kazakhstan or other influential figures in Central Asia.

Antarctica

 As Antarctica is not a fully sovereign nation, this region might not have a traditional political leader. However, we could consider key figures involved in international agreements and research initiatives related to Antarctica.

To reiterate, this breakdown is purely hypothetical and based on current geopolitical structures. The interpretation of the prophecy in the Book of Revelation and its application to modern geopolitics is a complex and multifaceted topic that varies among different religious and scholarly perspectives. In this instance all you are dealing with is purely speculative with no basis of reality.

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Continually displaying the images of Christ still on the cross when he has been taken down and the job is done is a bad omen. What you are doing in this action is setting yourself up for the same kind of violent death that Christ suffered

The Cross Is Empty - The Job Is Done

I do not mean that you will be crucified but that because of the hypocrisy you are displaying you could still have a very bad and brutal death. Certainly, I would not go to any church that displays Christ still on the cross.

It's important to note that the portrayal of Christ on the cross in religious imagery is a symbol of sacrifice, redemption, and the ultimate act of love and forgiveness. It's not meant to invite or predict violent deaths for those who display or venerate such images and that is not a universally held belief within Christianity or other faith traditions.

Nevertheless, to do is tempting fate and I would not go there. It's up to you though if you wish to keep your Jewish type of image online and so good luck by doing so.

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The spread of misinformation over the Internet such as false claims about Trump being the Antichrist are a significant issue in today's digital age. Misinformation refers to false or misleading information that is shared with the intention to deceive or mislead others. Here are some key points about the spread of misinformation over the Internet:

Selective sharing: Users tend to select and share content that aligns with their beliefs or supports a specific narrative, while ignoring contradictory information.

Social media platforms: Misinformation can spread rapidly on social media platforms due to their wide reach and ease of sharing. Bots, trolls, and fake accounts can amplify the spread of misinformation.

Circular reporting: False news can circulate through circular reporting, where one unreliable source publishes misinformation, and other sources pick it up without fact-checking.

Lack of media literacy: Many people may not have the necessary skills to critically evaluate the information they encounter online. This lack of media literacy makes individuals more susceptible to believing and sharing misinformation.

Behavioral factors: Exposure to misinformation can increase the likelihood that people will believe it. This can be attributed to cognitive biases, such as confirmation bias, where individuals seek out information that confirms their existing beliefs.

Various measures are being taken to tackle the spread of misinformation. These include initiatives to fact-check information, programs to promote media literacy, and policies by platforms to reduce the visibility of false information. 

It is crucial for individuals to be critical consumers of information and to verify the accuracy of what they encounter online. For instance, it is important to fact-check the false claims made by Trump about a global conflict, which he is using as a scare tactic to influence people to vote for him.

In summary, the world is at war with the spread of misinformation over the Internet perpetrated by online criminals posing as Christians. Warrants will soon be issued if Trump returns to power. Those responsible will be arrested and tried for fraud.

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