2011 The Position Detriment & Weakening to the Lost & Found

LastDayWatchers while the rest of the world is in amazement to what is happening in Egypt, Tunisia, and Yemen, Sudan and Jordan, only those of you who’s faithfully “watching” in-order that you may kept the Word of God Patience will the truth be reveled

Just as the May 15th Prophecy have told you with 100% accuracy, informing you the positions to both Israel lost (Ephraim/Britain – Manasseh/United States) and found (Judah/Israel) would continue to be weakened on a unprecedented level

Did not the May 15th Prophecy tell you the “isolation” of Iran would not work and the spirit coming from there would influence a new paradigm ?

(See: The Unfaithful Posture and Lawlessness)

Now behold the 100% accuracy to the true reality on the ground

Without Egypt, Israel will be left with no friends in Mideast

“Without Egypt’s Mubarak and with relations with Turkey in shambles, Israel will be forced to court new potential allies


The fading power of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s government leaves Israel in a state of strategic distress. Without Mubarak, Israel is left with almost no friends in the Middle East; last year, Israel saw its alliance with Turkey collapse“

Did not the May 15th Prophecy tell you there will be a whole new paradigm which would come from the Middle East very soon and in a hurry ?

“These are historical hours, minutes, not days. Everything is happening so fast. It is the beginning of a new era for Egypt, one we have been waiting for for 30 years. We can now call it a revolution.”

Tunisia gave us a push, but Egypt is the beginning of the end for the Arab world’s dictatorial regimes. They should all be afraid now”

Do you see how the world can’t see what coming that they may know ?

Intelligence failure? Mubarak couldn’t predict uprising either

“Former senior IDF officials say Israeli intelligence agencies could not have foreseen extreme developments in Egypt. Lipkin-Shahak 


Leaked documents recently published by WikiLeaks revealed that former Mossad chief Meir Dagan estimated that President Hosni Mubarak’s regime was stable, 


and just last week incoming IDF Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Aviv Kochavi said there regime in Cairo was in no serious danger of collapsing“

However it is given unto you that you may know what coming, therefore LastDayWatchers make sure you watch the dimension to the new paradigm

** Side bar note ** LastDayWatchers can you see the different between real (truthful) movements and the fake (propaganda) movements like the so-called “green movement” ?

The events during this event horizon period will be a detriment to the positions of Israel lost & found, as God intensify his curse; therefore Israel will continue to lie & use propaganda; however LastDayWatchers know the truth of God’s Word for this time period

“But seek not Bethel, nor enter into Gilgal, and pass not to Beersheba: for Gilgal shall surely go into captivity, and Bethel shall come to nought”
Amos 5:5

The world doesn’t know the meaning of Amos 5:5, but unto you LastDayWatchers the truth is reveled

(See: The Fallen Away, Harden Heart, Pyrrhic Victory, God curse of the Bush/Obama Administrations, No Justice at the Gates )

&

(See: God Message To President Obama & The Answer to Jacob Riddle)

Watch as the detriment & weakening to the positions of Israel lost & found is made manifest and will overcome all forms of propaganda

Why the Middle East Won’t Feature in Obama’s Speech

“Obama speaking at a moment of rising democratic optimism among the long-suppressed Arab citizenry that finds the U.S. more often than not on the wrong side of the street. 


Iraq, the consummate exercise in the U.S. military export of democracy, was a sharp illustration of its consequences:


U.S. troops will leave Iraq at the end of this year 


Under President George W. Bush’s 2008 agreement with the Iraqi government. 


And despite the American (not to mention Iraqi) blood and treasure invested over the past eight years, they’ll leave behind a government closer to Iran than it is to Washington — as every post-Saddam elected government has been.


Iran Unbowed

In last year’s State of the Union, Obama warned that “as Iran’s leaders continue to ignore their obligations on the nuclear issue, there should be no doubt: they, too, will face growing consequences. That is a promise.” 


But last weekend’s negotiations in Istanbul between Iran and Western powers, together with Russia and China, failed to produce any progress, signaling that 


the impressive array of sanctions the Obama Administration has managed to put in place has not changed the calculations of Iran’s leadership.


Of course, there’s no immediate danger, since the intelligence consensus is that Iran is unlikely to be in a position to build nuclear weapons for a few more years. But neither is there any sign that the strategy being pursued by the Obama Administration is going to change Iran’s mind.


Lebanon on the Brink?


One regional symptom of Iran’s continued confidence is the political crisis in Lebanon, where Tehran’s Hizballah ally has brought down the U.S.-backed government of Prime Minister Saad Hariri, 

and won a parliamentary majority for a government of its own choosing. Hizballah is hoping to avoid the embarrassment of the U.N. tribunal — which is expected to indict some Hizballah members in the killing of Hariri’s father, former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri — by ending Lebanese cooperation with the body.


The fact that Hizballah was able to bring down the government in order to impose its will speaks to the balance of power on the ground in Lebanon.


The country is currently in the grip of a game of brinkmanship that threatens to plunge it back into the sectarian civil warfare. All sides have good reason to avoid that outcome, but the balance of power on the street, and in parliament, is currently tilted more in Tehran’s favor than in Washington’s.




Peace Process — What Peace Process?


This week’s release of a slew of Palestinian internal documents detailing negotiations with Israel in recent years simply highlights what many have long suspected: the peace process, under which Israelis and Palestinians were expected to agree on terms for a two-state solution to their conflict, is effectively dead. 


After years of frustration, Palestinians have concluded there’s no agreement to be had with the current Israeli government, and that the Obama Administration has no intention of pressing Israel to comply with the international consensus on the terms of Palestinian statehood”

“The Palestinians rely on the US to deliver Israel and if they can’t do that on something as small as settlements how can they do it on the bigger issues” — permanent status, borders and the future of Jerusalem”


Instead


the Palestinians are beginning to take matters into their own hands. Most immediately, they’ve ignored U.S. objections and taken the issue of Israeli settlements to the U.N. Security Council, potentially forcing Washington into the tight spot of having to isolate itself by vetoing a resolution that reiterates its own long-standing position.


But in the wake of the revelations of its conduct in the negotiation process, the U.S.-backed authoritarian West Bank administration of President Mahmoud Abbas is also in trouble. 


While Washington has been building up the Palestinian Authority’s administrative and security capacity, Abbas’ government has failed to deliver on the central tenet of his claim to legitimacy: the promise that his negotiation strategy will deliver an end to the Israeli occupation. 


Abbas’ Authority was so spooked by the events in Tunisia that it banned demonstrations celebrating them and even prohibited the flying of the Tunisian flag in the West Bank. 


The only path for the Authority to restore its political standing now will be to move the Israeli-Palestinian file out of U.S. hands, further pursuing international pressure on Israel and supporting nonviolent protest action on the ground.


Throughout the Middle East, and beyond in Afghanistan and Pakistan, a new and potentially dangerous era is dawning, one in which the U.S. no longer has the sole-superpower prerogatives that it first exercised in the Gulf War of 1991. 


Indeed, Washington has less control than ever over events across what was once known in the U.S. strategic establishment as the arc of instability. 


Better, then, for the President to focus on more manageable subjects at the podium — like the economy”

Now look as the Gates of Islam begin to open, just as the May 15th Prophecy told you in the LOUPE with 100% accuracy ? now see the true reality on the ground

New protests erupt in Yemen 

Dozens of activists calling for the ouster of Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen’s president, have clashed with government supporters in Sanaa, the country’s capital.


Plainclothes police also attacked the demonstrators, who marched to the Egyptian embassy in Sanaa on Saturday chanting “Ali, leave leave” and “Tunisia left, Egypt after it and Yemen in the coming future”