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Topics: History, Donald Trump, Politics, US News
Britt Jones
Topics: History, Donald Trump, Politics, US News
George Washington’s famous prediction could be on the horizon, and it won’t be pretty.
It all began in 1777 when the former President of the United States foretold of a prophecy he was shown by an angelic figure at Valley Fort. He explained how they warned him of three challenges the nation would have to face, and since then, two have come true.
The first was the American Revolution that led to the US becoming an independent civilization and birthed the nation. The next was the Civil War that saw the North and the South battle it out from 1861-1865.
However, while the third has yet to happen, things seem to be linking up which could see it occur very soon.
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It spoke of 'hordes of armed men' invading the US.
This theory came from Ryan Bledsoe, a podcaster who claimed that military sources had brought the news to his attention.
He shared that Donald Trump has created a gigantic military presence in the Caribbean, and it could all stem from Trump’s war on drugs.
“George Washington was visited by the lady. This is a text you can read about in the Library of Congress. This is a real event,” Bledsoe said.
He added that the prophecy spoke of 'a threat of war in a future time that would be so great with powers from the east crossing the sea.'
As of right now, around seven American warships are stationed in the Caribbean, to tackle narco-terrorists in South America, which Trump says have operations smuggling contraband into the US.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke about 'Operation Southern Spear’ on November 13, which is a national defense initiative to squash the narco-terrorists via any means.
Trump has also geared up his efforts to abolish suspected drug terrorists in Venezuela, and with all his interference in other countries, some people think it'll spark WW3.
As of right now, the US has killed 75 suspected drug terrorists, with Rubio defending the strikes after France's foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot said they had violated international law.
“I don't think that the European Union gets to determine what international law is. They certainly don't get to determine is how the United States defends its national security,” said Rubio. “The United States is under attack from organized criminal narco-terrorists in our hemisphere, and the president is responding in the defense of our country.”
Hegseth claimed the stricken vessels were carrying narcotics, adding: “Both strikes were conducted in international waters and three male narco-terrorists were aboard each vessel. All six were killed. No US forces were harmed.”
“Under President Trump, we are protecting the homeland and killing these cartel terrorists who wish to harm our country and its people,” Hegseth said.