The Prophecy of Armageddon as I wrote about in War of the Angels III: The Battle of Armageddon
 (Excerpt from WOTA III: Battle of Armageddon)

The Peoples Republic of China and Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) were at a stalemate. The Peoples Republic treated them as part of the Republic and did not want to fire nuclear missiles at them and destroy the island, as they had with Japan. And Chinese Taipei had vast wealth, which they had used to build a formidable military. Once again, the Peoples Liberation Army could not transport enough troops over water to win a strongly contested invasion.

So the Peoples Republic of China continued their easier land conquests of Vietnam, Laos, Myramar, and Cambodia, effectively stealing them away from the United Nations Region Four.

China had a serious problem maintaining enough oil and gasoline to operate their military. The Russian territories that had survived, did not include the vast oil and gas reserves of Russia, which were buried under nuclear rubble. The United Nations had retaken China’s oil refineries in Houston, Texas, because once again the Peoples Liberation Army could not transport its vast army across so much water. King Philip commanded thousands of transport vessels. China had three. They had been driven out. They had oil contracts with Canada and Brazil, but they were part of the United Nations now and King Philip cut them off.

The solution was to march into Israel and take Zion Oil & Gas in the Valley of Megiddo. But the Euphrates was the largest river in Western Asia, and when you combined its massive tributaries, including the Tigris, they could not cross the water with enough troops to confront a full out assault from King Philip’s troops.

Euphrates River Dries Up

Revelation 15:12

Then the sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great Euphrates River, and it dried up so that the kings from the east could march their armies toward the west without hindrance.

Here is the latest news about the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers DYING!!! This is coming true and nobody pays attention but WOTA.

From Al Jazeera06 Feb 2019 09:18

Iraq’s Dying Rivers

Iraq’s ancient rivers and water resources have been seriously damaged by wars, economic sanctions, the construction of upstream dams, pollution and a fall in water levels.

The Tigris and Euphrates meet in Basra province, in the south of Iraq, where they form the Shatt al-Arab waterway. Tens of thousands of Iraqis live in marshes, like Abu Haider and his wife who rely almost entirely on fishing to survive.

There aren’t any fish in the river. Our nets always come out empty.

“Fishing income isn’t like a regular salary,” explains Abu Haider. “There are days when there are no fish. You spend $17 on petrol and oil but your catch is only worth $8.”

The displacement of over 200,000 Marsh Arabs by former President Saddam Hussein‘s government and the campaign of violence against them, led the international community to condemn it as ethnic cleansing.

The United Nations has described the draining of the marshes as a “tragic human and environmental catastrophe” on par with the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.