Jan. 02
I believe 2003 may prove very decisive for the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. Israel is desperate. The Oslo Accords — the process of Israel trading land to the Palestinians for peace — has been a complete disaster. Israel’s security has never been in so much question as it is at the beginning of 2003.
Jan. 07
I’m really concerned about America. According to recent reports, not only may American forces find themselves in a ground war with Iraq, they may have to contend with North Korea as well.
Jan. 08
Javier Solana, the European Union’s first high representative of foreign policy, has finally come out and said what he thinks — the problem with America is religion.
Jan. 09
Publicly, the issue is still open. What, or who, will lead the new, super European Union? But, behind those closed doors, I suspect a deal has already been made.
Jan. 12
The EUobserver is reporting that the Greek European Union presidency will be asking Turkey to join the EU’s new military Rapid Reaction Force. Read about it here.
Jan. 14
Something’s up between France, Germany and Italy.
Jan. 15
It appears I was both right and wrong. I was right that a deal about the new, super European Union presidency had already been made between France and Germany behind closed doors. But, I was wrong about the kind of deal they had made.
Jan. 16
At the bottom of the list of events on the right side of FulfilledProphecy.com’s homepage, you will find these words:
Jan. 18
FulfilledProphecy.Com must be saying something people want to hear. On August 17, I reported 499 average hits per day. Today, January 18, FulfiilledProphecy.com is averaging 1,404 hits per day — and the number keeps growing.
Jan. 20
I must admit, I’m always amused a little when I hear about unbelieving political leaders who are attempting to answer a spiritual question. And, when it comes to the leaders of the European Union, the idea strikes me as absolutely hilarious.
Jan. 21
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has sure made the singing, four-headed beast mad. I’m talking about the Quartet — that strange alliance of the US, the EU, the UN and Russia that is busy trying to bring peace to the Middle East. How did Sharon make the beast so mad? Not only has he rejected the Quartet’s beloved Road Map peace plan, he has actually called the Quartet irrelevant.
Jan. 22
Talk about something pregnant with meaning! The more I read this report from the German DW-World.DE, the more I read this report from DW-World.DE. Read about it here.
Jan. 23
It’s out of the closet: Giscard’s turtle is a councilist!
Jan. 24
The shadow of a great dragon is rising over Europe.
Jan. 27
Yes, the EU pot is beginning to smell to me. Fortunately, I’m not the only one who is noticing it anymore. It looks like Washington is beginning to smell it, too.
Jan. 28
As I write, the big stories are about yesterday’s long-awaited report by chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix and today’s state of the union address by President George W. Bush.
Jan. 29
They are calling it the European Union’s “big bang” enlargement. Read about it here. Upon completion of the addition of the 10 new nations, the EU will become an economic and political entity bigger than the US, Canada and Mexico put together. Read about it here.
Jan. 30
This is an interesting bit of news: It’s being reported that eight European nations have issued a joint declaration giving their support to military action against Iraq. These nations are Britain, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Hungary, Poland, Denmark and the Czech Republic.
Jan. 31
I’ll always remember my shock when I discovered that the events I had just witnessed occur in the Europe Union in the last half of 2000, that looked to be the fulfillments of Bible prophecy, were traceable back to that one document — Assembly Recommendation 666. Well, it’s happened again.
Jan. 01
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Jan. 03
“Religious leaders on both sides should use their clout to call their constituencies for exercise maximum restraint.”
Jan. 04
“Javier Solana, EU High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), is travelling to the Middle East from Sunday, 4 January to Thursday, 8 January 2009 in order to
discuss the extremely serious situation in Gaza…”
Jan. 05
“The United States inaugurated its largest embassy ever on Monday, a fortress-like compound in the heart of the Green Zone — and the most visible sign of what U.S. officials call a new chapter in relations between America and a more sovereign Iraq.”
Jan. 05
“The UN Security Council has scheduled a meeting for late Tuesday afternoon to discuss adoption a resolution to halt the violence in Gaza.”
Jan. 05
Jan. 06
Henry Kissinger told CNBC reporters that the Gaza conflict provides Barack Obama with a unique opportunity to create a ‘new world order.’
Jan. 08
“The U.S. Department of State is pleased to announce its support of a project to develop a plan for the management and preservation of the archaeological site of Babylon.”
Jan. 09
“German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicholas Sarkozy have warned the US not to block attempts to build an international financial regulator, calling for a new economic body similar to the UN’s Security Council.”
Jan. 11
“Until last week, Carol M. Browner, President-elect Barack Obama’s pick as global warming czar, was listed as one of 14 leaders of a socialist group’s Commission for a Sustainable World Society, which calls for ‘global governance’”
Jan. 13
“In his final press conference before he leaves office next Tuesday, US President George W. Bush on Monday strongly backed Israel in its fight against Hamas and echoed none of the international community’s criticism for the IDF’s attack on Gaza.”
Jan. 15
“Brussels has ‘paused’ negotiations with Tel Aviv over a planned upgrade to EU-Israel relations, as the Palestinian death toll passed the 1,000 mark on Wednesday (14 January).”
Jan. 16
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said he believes a cease-fire will be in place before Tuesday. “I think the latest events have proven that the sooner we get a formal agreement for permanent peace in the Middle East, all the better,” he said.
Jan. 17
“DW-WORLD.DE spoke to Israel’s former ambassador to Germany, Avi Primor, about the reasons for the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip and how the EU can help bring about peace between the Jews and Palestinians.”
Jan. 19
“Israel can expect to find the incoming Obama administration unsympathetic, as its predecessors have been, to any expansion of settlements, and probably more critical than was the Bush administration as regards broken Israeli government promises to dismantle illegal outposts.”
Jan. 20
“Mitchell is highly regarded for his work as a negotiator in the successful Northern Ireland peace process, and his selection would put a clear stamp on the Middle East as a top priority.”
Jan. 22
“Ultimately, the objective of diplomacy is to create agreed rules. Rules on political participation, demarcation of borders or movements of military equipment. Rules to end conflicts within or between states … The accumulation of rules, procedures and institutions sounds like dreary work but it is what global civilisation is built on.”
Jan. 23
“President Barack Obama on Thursday called on Israel to open its borders with Gaza, in a powerful sign of his new administration’s break with Bush-era policy on the Middle East and the world as a whole.”
Jan. 24
“A recent Pew poll shows 55 percent of U.S. Republicans, but only 45 percent of Democrats, approve of Israel’s actions in Gaza. Given that Democrats now rule, Israel may need to worry more about the mood on Main Street than on the Arab Street.”
Jan. 26
“From the way God is moving today, even without some terrific eye of faith, I have been persuaded it will be fulfilled in our lifetimes and I personally think in the next decade,” said the president of Campus Crusade for Christ International, Steve Douglass.
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
“EU foreign-policy chief Javier Solana on Tuesday pledged that Europe would continue working to secure a lasting truce between Israel and Hamas, to deliver aid to Palestinians, and to help broker a reconciliation between rival Palestinian factions.”
Jan. 31
“EU foreign affairs supremo Javier Solana has heralded the new US administration — and voiced hope about the prospects of a permanent ceasefire in the Middle East.”
Jan. 06
“…rumors are flying about a purported mystery trip [Israeli] Defense Minister Ehud Barak may have made during an otherwise unaccounted-for two days on Sunday and Monday.”
Jan. 31