Russia and Start of World War Three

AUGUST 28, 2014
by JohnMcTernan in world war 3
                  World War 3
Revelation 6:8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.

Commentary
Russian tanks heading towards the Ukraine
Russian tanks heading towards the Ukraine

It appears that Putin believes that Obama and the Western Europeans are so weak that it is now time to move. The West did nothing after the Russians shot down the jet killing 300 people. Obama’s weakness directly leads to aggression like this. Putin has no fear of Obama and America, and why should he?

What is Obama going to do? Putin is going to push until he is stopped.

You are now looking at the possibility of World War 3 starting at any time. Putin will gently push and increase the invasion until he is challenged. Obama is so incompetent that anything he does now is just going to make it worse.

Remember, that 100 years ago, right now, the Russian army moved west into Germany and on August 26, 1914 began the Battle of Tannenberg! This was the first major battle of the war. The Germans destroyed the Russian army and sent it reeling back towards Russia . Look what is happening right now! It is the Russian army once again heading west and the start of WW1. This time I believe that Russia is going to succeed in Europe, only to be destroyed on the Mountains of Israel.

U.S. official says 1,000 Russian troops enter Ukraine 08/28/14 This is just the beginning of the invasion.

“A top Ukrainian army officer said a “full-scale invasion” of his country was under way Thursday, as a U.S. official said up to 1,000 Russian troops had crossed Ukraine’s southern border to fight alongside pro-Russian rebels. U.S. officials said Russian troops were directly involved in the latest fighting, despite Moscow’s denials.Rebels backed by Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers fought Ukrainian forces on two fronts Thursday: southeast of rebel-held Donetsk, and along the nation’s southern coast in the town of Novoazovsk, about 12 miles (20 km) from the Russian border, according to Mykhailo Lysenko, the deputy commander of the Ukrainian Donbas battalion. “This is a full-scale invasion,” Lysenko said, referring to the fighting in the south.”