PATRIOT MISSILE BATTERIES BEING INSTALLED AS PENTAGON REACTIVATES KEY SAUDI MILITARY BASE USED TO STAGE ALL PREVIOUS MIDDLE EAST WARS IN THE GULF by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins
After the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, the U.S. military abandoned Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, but now they are back. Hundreds of U.S. troops are already there working hard to get the base operational, and as you will see below, a tremendous amount of new construction is planned. The base covers “well over a hundred square miles”, and so it has more than enough room to serve as a central hub for a new Middle East war.
The U.S. military is following many of the exact same patterns that we witnessed during our previous wars in the Middle East, and that even includes setting up shop at a key military installation Prince Sultan Air Base deep in the heart of the Arabian peninsula.
In the Bible, the nation of Iran is called Persia, is mentioned 29 times and figures prominently in end times prophecy, and at the moment it seems that the United States is preparing for war with them on a fairly large scale. The Pentagon has reactivated the Prince Sultan Air Base, and is filling it right now with hundreds of troops and massive firepower. This is the same air base that the United States has previously used in every Middle East campaign. Add to that Britain announcing plans Monday to develop and deploy a Europe-led “maritime protection mission” to safeguard shipping in the vital Strait of Hormuz, and you got the recipe for another Gulf War.
“In the third year of Cyrus king of Persia a thing was revealed unto Daniel, whose name was called Belteshazzar; and the thing was true, but the time appointed was long: and he understood the thing, and had understanding of the vision.” Daniel 10:1 (KJV)
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At this point, it is fairly obvious that the United States and possibly the UK is about to launch strikes against Iran, with that possibly developing an all-out Gulf War. The US has sent far too many troops and too much equipment for this all to be sabre-rattling. Everything points to the US reestablishing a long-term military presence in the region, just as it did at the start of the Iraq war in 2003. The unknown factor is how much will Russia involve themselves with their ally Iran should hostilities break out, but I cannot imagine them sitting passively on the sidelines if it does.
The U.S. Is Staging Troops At A Key Saudi Military Base That It Used During All Of Our Previous Middle East Wars
FROM THE ECONOMIC COLLAPSE: After the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, the U.S. military abandoned Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, but now they are back. Hundreds of U.S. troops are already there working hard to get the base operational, and as you will see below, a tremendous amount of new construction is planned. The base covers “well over a hundred square miles”, and so it has more than enough room to serve as a central hub for a new Middle East war. Tensions with Iran have escalated dramatically over the past few weeks, but apparently somebody anticipated that the U.S. would need to use this base even before then, because according to NBC News U.S. troops were already arriving back in June…
IN JUNE THE U.S. MILITARY BEGAN MOVING EQUIPMENT AND HUNDREDS OF TROOPS BACK TO A MILITARY BASE IN SAUDI ARABIA THAT THE U.S. DESERTED MORE THAN 15 YEARS AGO, ACCORDING TO TWO U.S. OFFICIALS FAMILIAR WITH THE DEPLOYMENT.
OVER THE COMING WEEKS THE DEPLOYMENT TO PRINCE SULTAN AIR BASE, INTENDED TO COUNTER THE THREAT FROM IRAN, WILL GROW TO INCLUDE FIGHTER JETS AND PATRIOT LONG-RANGE MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEMS, THE OFFICIALS SAID. THE PATRIOTS HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED AT THE BASE AND SHOULD BE OPERATIONAL IN MID-JULY, WHILE THE AIRCRAFT ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN AUGUST.
And it turns out that the U.S. military has used this base during all of our previous wars in the Middle East.
