From: inteligencialtda

The current global situation is described as a “very tense moment” [00:04:57], with multiple points of friction around the world [00:05:14]. The ongoing war, combined with the recent pandemic, has contributed to this tension, making the world seem “strange” [00:08:00].

Historical Context of Global Conflicts

The 20th century was a “century of wars” [00:06:11], particularly with the two world wars that defined the world’s hegemonic order, influencing culture, economy, and society [00:06:16]. The current global financial system, including Swift, was established after World War II [00:06:33]. Since World War I, there has been an unprecedented number of significant wars that have impacted local, regional, and global geopolitics [00:06:46].

Key Geopolitical Players and Conflicts

United States and China

The current geopolitical landscape is characterized by a new Cold War between China and the United States, with Russia playing a supporting role [03:11:04]. The United States has historically held global hegemony [00:09:51], but a new element, China, has emerged as a significant power [00:09:54]. China’s growth was initially supported by the US, which sent money and technology [00:10:10]. However, China’s current challenge to the established order creates a “barrel of gunpowder” [00:10:32] that could lead to an atomic world war [00:10:36].

The US economy faces serious problems, including inflation [00:21:18]. Recent events like the withdrawal from Afghanistan, which left millions in weapons for enemies, demonstrate a perceived weakness [00:21:41].

Taiwan

Taiwan is a critical point of friction [00:04:59]. Historically, Taiwan was returned to Chinese hands after World War II [01:33:41]. In 1971, the UN recognized Mainland China as the “real China,” causing Taiwan to lose its nation status [01:43:31]. The US maintains a policy of “ambiguity” regarding Taiwan, not recognizing it as a nation but pledging defense if China invades [01:48:08].

China has openly stated that invading Taiwan is a matter of “when,” not “if” [01:49:49]. Taiwan holds a strategic position, capable of blocking China’s access to the sea [02:00:35]. Losing Taiwan would be a major problem for Japan and send a message to other Pacific allies about the US’s ability to guarantee security [01:57:58].

Taiwan's Importance to China

China’s “rejuvenation policy” and ambition to be the world’s energy power rely heavily on access to the sea, as over 60% of its commodities are traded via ocean routes [01:58:08].

Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit to Taiwan was a deliberate provocation by the US to demonstrate strength amidst its perceived weakness [02:22:25]. China responded with military exercises, including missile launches over Taiwan and into Japan’s waters [03:11:04].

Russia and Ukraine

The war between Russia and Ukraine is ongoing [00:05:07]. Russia’s GDP is smaller than Brazil’s, indicating financial weakness [02:43:40]. The US provides Ukraine with weapons, which benefits the American defense industry [02:46:17]. China also has an interest in the war continuing, as it serves as a precedent for potential invasions like Taiwan’s [02:49:09].

Middle East and Israel

All major global events are believed to revolve around Israel [03:22:31]. Israel faces threats from nations allied with Russia and Iran [03:22:38], particularly with Iran’s growing power [02:47:29].

Israel has recently signed an agreement with the European Community to supply gas, which aims to reduce Europe’s dependence on Russian gas [02:52:19]. Hezbollah in Lebanon, supported by Iran, has threatened to destroy Israel’s gas fields [02:52:41].

The Abraham Accords

Donald Trump’s administration facilitated the Abraham Accords in 2020 [02:21:22], a peace agreement between Israel and several Arab countries (UAE, Sudan, Morocco) [02:22:58]. These agreements are seen as highly significant, as historically, Israel and Arab nations have been in conflict [02:23:13]. The agreements address the common threat of Iran [02:23:47].

However, these agreements have not yet touched on the sensitive issue of allowing Israel to build the Third Temple on Mount Moriah, where the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque currently stand [02:56:56]. This site is considered the third most sacred place by Muslims [02:58:39]. Any peace agreement would likely require Israel to concede territory and recognize Palestine as a state, dividing Jerusalem [03:02:20].

Mount Moriah and the Temple

The Temple Institute in Jerusalem has already prepared all the necessary utensils for sacrifices and rituals related to a rebuilt Temple [03:08:41]. The location for the Third Temple would be on the northern part of Mount Moriah, avoiding the existing Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque [03:13:31].

The Role of Technology in Modern Conflict

Modern warfare has evolved beyond traditional conflict. The existence of atomic bombs, with the US and Russia capable of destroying the world many times over, creates a state of “self-destruction” [00:09:37]. Advances in missile technology, like an American missile capable of destroying 14 cities at once, underscore the immense destructive power available [01:46:46].

Technology is also central to global control and information dominance [02:49:50]. China’s 5G capabilities, with over 12,000 satellites, allow for real-time tracking of financial transactions and individual activities globally [02:49:50]. This extensive data collection, combined with Big Data analysis, can identify individuals as potential threats [02:50:09]. Cyber warfare and hacking are also significant threats, capable of disabling critical infrastructure [02:51:00].

Economic Dimensions of Global Tensions

The global economy is facing challenges, with the US entering a recession [02:47:00]. This economic chaos is intertwined with global conflicts. The concept of a “Great Reset” or “New World Order” is seen as a transformation of society and the economy, linked to a potential global government [01:17:39].

A major aspect of this transformation is the move towards digital currency, such as Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) like the “digital Real” or “digital dollar” [02:49:52]. These digital currencies would enable absolute control by the state, allowing governments to monitor every financial transaction [02:50:08]. China’s experience with digital currency, where banks could freeze access to funds, is cited as a precedent [02:50:18].

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is working on a “techno model” of economic reset, with a “basket” of major world currencies (SDRs) serving as a potential precursor to a single global currency [02:59:04]. This system would offer “strict and total control” [02:59:16].

Prophetic and Eschatological Interpretations

The current global political tensions are interpreted through a prophetic and eschatological lens, suggesting that these events align with biblical prophecies about the end times [00:04:41].

Signs of the End Times

  • Wars and Rumors of Wars: Jesus’s prophecies in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21 mention wars and rumors of wars, natural disasters, and signs in the political and religious systems [00:07:32].
  • Pandemics: The connection between a pandemic and war is seen as a sign [00:07:23].
  • Increased Natural Disasters: Seismologist graphs show a significant increase in earthquakes above six points on the Richter scale since the year 2000 [01:12:11].
  • Earth’s Speed: Recent scientific findings that the Earth is spinning faster are linked to Matthew 24’s prophecy that “the days would be shortened” [01:12:31].
  • Cooling of Faith: There is a observed decline in biblical literacy and adherence to Judeo-Christian values, which aligns with prophecies about the “love of many growing cold” [01:07:37].

The Great Tribulation and the Antichrist

The “Great Tribulation” is a seven-year period, based on Daniel’s prophecy of 70 weeks [01:28:32].

  • Peace Agreement: The Tribulation is believed to begin with a seven-year peace agreement signed by the Antichrist [01:29:56]. This initial period is characterized by “relative peace” [01:30:54].
  • Abomination of Desolation: In the middle of the Tribulation (3.5 years in), the Antichrist will break the covenant, entering the rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem and proclaiming himself as God, an event referred to as the “Abomination of Desolation” [01:33:51].
  • Mark of the Beast: A false prophet will persuade people to accept the “mark of the beast” (666) on their hand or forehead, which is necessary to buy or sell and represents a denial of Christ [01:36:30]. This mark is seen as a subcutaneous device, linking to the control provided by technology [01:39:46].
  • Judgments: The Tribulation will involve a sequence of worsening judgments, including seals, trumpets, and bowls, bringing pandemics, wars, and deaths [02:58:42].
  • Gog and Magog War: A global war, potentially involving Russia, China, Turkey, and Iran, is predicted to precede the Tribulation [02:42:57]. This war will cause chaos, setting the stage for the peace agreement [02:43:08].

The Rapture and Christ’s Return

The “rapture” is interpreted as the removal of the Church from Earth before or in the middle of the Tribulation [01:54:13]. Jesus’s words in Revelation 3:10, “I will keep you from the hour of great tribulation,” are cited as evidence for a pre-Tribulation rapture [01:46:32]. The ultimate purpose of the Tribulation is to test “inhabitants of the land” (those rooted in Earthly things) and to lead Israel to conversion [01:47:20].

After the Tribulation, Christ will return at Armageddon [01:43:30], not as a peaceful lamb but as a roaring lion and judge, to rule the world [03:23:14].

Future Outlook and the New World Order

The “Agenda 2030” and the “Great Reset” are initiatives pushing for a “more sustainable” world, which includes a drastic shift in consumption patterns and an “ideological imposition” to transform society [02:08:09]. This agenda seeks to destroy the Judeo-Christian worldview, replacing it with a syncretistic, globally controlled system [02:11:13].

Agenda 2030 and Population Reduction

The Georgia Guidestones, a monument that contained “10 principles for a better world,” included population reduction as the first commandment [01:44:11]. Its recent destruction is interpreted by some as a sign that parts of this plan have already been achieved [01:45:46]. This vision is described as moving towards a world where “no one else will have anything” but will be “happy” [01:44:45].

The goal is to move towards a “New World Order” [02:17:10], characterized by global control and a single, syncretistic religion [02:14:14]. In this future, expressing traditional Christian beliefs, like Jesus being the only way, will become “hate speech” [02:14:47].