Turkey and Greece Go To War
"Everything cries for peace, Schalom! Then it will occur - a new Middle East war suddenly flames up, big naval forces are facing hostility in the Mediterranean - the situation is strained ..."
"The tidal waves in the Mediterranean Sea region, through use of nuclear weapons, will reach a very great height over the Adriatic (Balkans and Italy) originating from the North (Russia). The explosions are clearly noticeable here."
The last major confrontation between the two countries occurred in July and August 1974 on the island of Cyprus. It was the culmination of civil unrest on the island that began during the Bloody Christmas of December 1963 which almost led to a major war in 1964, but was prevented by American diplomatic pressure ordered by US President Lyndon Johnson.
The 1974 War was the first major conflict fought by the two nations since the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922, a consequence of the First World War.
Using the base 7 system, a war like the one fought in 1974, should have occurred in 1975. Thus, being an early fulfillment of historical repetition, it also represents the last important reset of any pattern begun by the 1919 conflict, thus resetting the target year from 1975 to 1974. July 1974 next comes up in July 2023.
It will likely be the worst fighting since the 1919-22 campaign. By that time Turkey will have Russia and Iran as military allies, making any conflict with Greece one of several that could ignite World War III in Europe. It could also trigger the Biblical prophecy in the book of Daniel concerning a future leader of "Grecia" countering offensives by Iran (Persia) into the Balkans and Italy. Effectively it would be part of a larger war between the EU and a fragmented NATO against a revanchist Russian empire allied with Syria, Turkey, a Shi'a controlled Iraq, and Iran with the battlefields being in Europe and the Middle East. At some point Iran and Turkey have a falling out and Iran and Russia take over that country.
From an Islamic prophecy perspective, this may be part of what is often called "the War in the Byzantine Empire."
Late fulfillment (2 years, 2 months deadline): September 2025.
I think by 2025, if not before, this historical correction period of 2 years, 2 months ... or a little more as we are finding out in Hong Kong ... will be over.
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