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Keep the Netherlands in your prayers. God so loves them for the many there who have historically stood for the Jews.
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This is a very important time for Israel. Many nations are now wanting to expel them from the from their hearts and even from the Earth. We will see God demonstrate His love for the Apple of HIs eye. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

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On Friday night the 17th the Lord gave me a word about shifting. Lots of shifting going on around the world, not just in the secular. It was a pretty long word. I will post more about it in the days to come. Be on the alert for a lot of seismic activity, landslides, mudslides, and avalanches as a sign in the natural of this time of shifting. Beginning that night there have been 63 earthquakes of 4.7 magnitude or greater. A lot will be around the Ring of Fire, but some will show up in unusual places. Today Missouri had a 4.0 earthquake. The mudslides in the America will also speak about this election year where there will be a record amount of mudslinging. God will use this to cause the people of America to become disgusted with what they see and hear, and they will begin to long for something different. Shifting. Remember, the Lord said last Spring that He is bringing everything into order. The shifting, no matter how sketchy it make look is all a part of that.

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Keep this simple word before you. I’ve really had them on my heart. The Church there is also praying for a shaking. Revivals are trapped in places around the world and need to be shaken out so we can see them. 

I have this strong sense that China is about to go through a great shaking. I don’t believe the Shaking can be prevented, therefore we pray for the purposes of God to be accomplished.

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About ten days ago I spoke a word in a public service that God had really put Israel on my heart. Israel is always on my heart, but this was different for this particular time. It didn’t get posted on Aslan. Just yesterday it was reported was reported that Leon Panetta, our Secretary of Defense said that Israel was likely to bomb Iran sometime In the spring. This was amazing betrayal on behalf of the USA. Secretary Panetta was doing this to expose Israel in hopes of pressuring them to back off. Israel has been very. On earned for some time about Iran’s nuclear capacity and their pledge to destroy Israel. For years now the US has been pressuring them to not act, while we do nothing. This is a clear indication of our weakening support for Israel. This trend, if continued will be disastrous for the USA. Pray for Israel, and pray for the USA. This a critical time for America, and she can ill afford to abandon Israel

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This is an update on Chile. They are still in the cross hairs along with Peru. There were two other Earthquakes in Chile today that we’re fairly large.

Magnitude: 6.2
Location: Offshore Bio-Bio, Chile

Time: Mon, Jan 23, 2012 10:04:54 AM CST
GMT: Mon, Jan 23, 2012 16:04:54 GMT

Latitude: 36° 24′ 53″ S (-36.4149°)
Longitude: 73° 0′ 54″ W (-73.0152°)
Depth: 18.4 mi

Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=M%206.2%20-%20Offshore%20Bio-Bio%2C%20Chile@-36.414902,-73.015198&z=6

More Information (while available): http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/usc0007qi0.php

Data provided by US Geological Survey.

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Not too many days ago God put Burma on my heart. The word was posted and many of you prayed. Within just a few days there was a major destiny changing event in Burma. We posted that update. This is the latest UPDATE with many new remarkable changes taking place in that nation. Last week the USA reestablished diplomatic relations with Burma after many years. thanks for your prayers. Your helping shape the destinies of people and nations.

Key US Senator Hails Burmese Reforms

Posted Monday, January 16th, 2012 at 12:15 pm
A key U.S. senator and backer of Burma’s democracy movement says he is impressed with reforms initiated by the country’s new, nominally civilian government, but says more needs to be done.
Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican minority leader, spoke Monday, after meeting for more than an hour in Rangoon with pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
“”The United States has been very impressed with the changes that are occurring. I am also convinced based on our conversations with Aung San Suu Kyi that these are real changes and the country is heading in the right direction.”
McConnell is the latest in a string of prominent Westerners to visit Burma. Monday, McConnell said he looked forward to Burmese by-elections later this year as a key condition for lifting U.S. economic sanctions.
”We also look forward to a free and fair election, a by-election on April 1st, and in the wake of that, I think it would be appropriate for us to further consider in the United States, the various sanctions that we have in place and the appropriateness of continuing those.”
Burmese President Thein Sein last week ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners, many of them democracy advocates jailed by the former junta.
U.S. President Barack Obama called the prisoner release “a substantial step forward for democratic reform.”
For his part, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon described Friday’s prisoner release as the most significant to date because it included a number of key, prominent political figures able to contribute to national reconciliation.
Burmese state media said the detainees were freed under an amnesty ordered by President Thein Sein to foster national reconciliation.

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Burma Signs Cease-Fire with Karen Rebel Group

Posted Thursday, January 12th, 2012 at 3:05 pm
The Burmese government has signed a cease-fire with the ethnic Karen rebel group, in an apparent move toward ending one of the world’s longest-running insurgencies and meeting a key condition for improved ties with the West.
In a separate development, Burmese state media reported the governement will release 651 prisoners under a presidential pardon, beginning Friday. It was not clear how many political prisoners would be included in the release.
The government and rebels signed their cease-fire Thursday after a series of meetings in Pa-an, the capital of Karen state in southeast Burma. The agreement marks the first declared break in fighting between the government and the rebel force since just after the country gained independence from Britain in 1948.
Details were not immediately disclosed. However in Washington, State Department Victoria Nuland welcomed the agreement as an important step toward national reconciliation.
“We do welcome the news of an agreement on a ceasefire between the government of Burma and the Karen National Union. We have long called on Burmese authorities to halt hostilities in the ethnic areas and begin an inclusive dialogue with the ethnic minority groups towards national reconciliation. This was a central topic in the Secretary’s meetings when she was in Burma back in the Fall, and she emphasized the importance of making progress of national reconciliation. So this is a good step and we welcome it.”
Talks between the government and Karen National Union leaders intensified last year, as the new, nominally-civilian government publicly offered the possibility of reconciliation with a myriad of ethnic groupings.
The rapprochement gained momentum in November when U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited the Southeast Asian nation. She said such truces with ethnic groups would help pave the way for a deal with Washington to ease economic sanctions imposed on Burma during decades of military rule.
Karen leaders say years of government aggression have subjected their people to human rights abuses that include forced labor, looting, extortion and destruction of property. Thousands of villagers have been forced to flee to escape the fighting, with many of them currently living in refugee encampments just across the Thai border.
Burma’s long-reigning military junta, which stepped aside last year, justified its crackdown as a way of maintaining stability and unity.
The government in December signed a preliminary cease-fire with another key ethnic grouping, the Shan State Army. It has also reached cease-fire deals with several other ethnic groups, but tensions remain with various other factions. Additionally, it has released about 200 of more than 1,000 political prisoners jailed by the junta and thought to be languishing in Burmese prisons.
Since coming to power in 2010, the government has also unveiled, for the first time, new peace proposals to rebel groups that call for cease-fires followed by development assistance and a national conference to discuss political grievances.
Tags: Burma, Nd, Rebels, Upd, V
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Magnitude: 4.4
Location: Myanmar (BURMA). Not a huge quake but one that could be felt. It occurred yesterday, our time. The same day our time, the election news came out.

Time: Thu, Jan 5, 2012 11:28:57 PM CST
GMT: Fri, Jan 6, 2012 05:28:57 GMT

Latitude: 25° 30′ 20″ N (25.5056°)
Longitude: 96° 31′ 13″ E (96.5205°)
Depth: 33.6 mi

Map: http://maps