[The Gulf states are going to become the focal point of the world's financial recovery. Daily, we are seeing stories that lament the decine of the west (read: U.S., etc.) and the financially secure nations in the mideast. This is not happening by chance. It is prophecy being fulfilled during these seven years of transition.]
Israeli Economy
Bush warns of 'global meltdown'
[No--not global. The economic downturn will affect most of the world, but the middle east will emerge strong and prosperous. The prophesied economic shift is underway, and when completed, Israel will become the world's financial leader, or the new "World Trade Center". The U.S. will no longer be in first place.]
The Dubai Mall opens with largest number of retailers in the world's largest-ever mall opening
[There was a time, not long ago, that this kind of headline was the unique announcement found only in America. But her zenith has been reached and the prophesied economic shift keeps pouring more and more resources into the mideast. Soon, we will Israel emerge as the world's great financial leader.]
General Motors sales in the UAE up by 31% in first nine months of 2008
[Contrast this story with recent news that the "Big Three" automakers in the U.S. reported their lowest auto sales figures since 1945.... Meanwhile, things could not look rosier in the mideast markets. The economic shift is painfully obvious, but it continues to be ignored at home.]
US state bankruptcy is a real possibility, says 'doom and gloom' economist
["Doom and gloom" may describe this economist, but his views mirror scriptural prophesies. The economic decline is well underway in the U.S. and will not stop until the world's leading economic power has transferred to the Middle East, especially Israel. Bankruptcy? Too far fetched?]
Financial caution pays off for Israel
[While the U.S. markets are in turmoil with multi-billion dollar bailouts, Israel finds itself in a secure position. Now, we will watch as the economy in Israel (and the mideast) enjoys dynamic growth, and western economies fall deeper into uncertainty. This shift is inevitable and unstoppable.]
Mideast business leaders see U.S. influence declining in region
["American hegemony over the region had ended...the creation of new power centers." The U.S.
