(4) "Preparations are underway in Southern California and Nevada for the largest military experiment in U.S. history.

The Millennium Challenge 2002, which begins next week, was mandated by Congress to help U.S. forces prepare for future wars.

About 13,500 troops from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines will use the latest in military hardware in a simulation of what planners believe the battlefield could look like in five years.

Over three weeks, troops will play out a scenario that echoes real-world events involving simulated weapons of mass destruction, urban warfare, the United Nations and humanitarian relief.

The experiments are the fruits of a drive to transform the military from a heavy, mechanized force designed to fight the Soviet Union assuming that we won’t have to now into mobile, high-tech troops that can deliver swift hammer blows to a different kind of enemy— an enemy from within. I believe Bible prophecy with all my heart. I listen to the Prophets and the Spirit of God. What I hear in the spirit is these exercises are preparing for a soon coming internal revolution to cause the people to rebel against the best government in the world—the U.S. Government, which will give cause for us to lose our few remaining freedoms. Frankly, those freedoms were granted to this nations forefathers because of their faith in Jesus and because of our lack of it today they are being removed.

Just as remarkable is the fact that all four branches of the military —often riven by intraservice rivalries—are working on the same page.

We can easily see the New World Government is drawing near. Our military is practicing for what could be house to house search and seizure—probably for guns and more.

As part of the simulation, parts of which are classified, the U.S. Marines and special forces will destroy a hypothetical weapons of mass destruction site at the former George Air Force Base in Victorville. That will be followed by a 96-hour urban combat exercise that shifts Marines between all-out fighting and peacekeeping.

Off-the-shelf technologies will be tested including Dragon Eye, a five-pound unmanned aerial vehicle that troops in the field use to scout terrain over surrounding hills.

[Ed. Note: We have to be suspicious at the names being given to the latest weapons. Why didn’t they call it the eye of the prophet, or God’s eye of justice? Probably because civilizations throughout history have named their military weapons after their God.]