AS I WATCH THE DAILY EVENTS THAT ARE TAKING PLACE I THINK OF HOW AT ONE TIME IT WAS ALMOST UNIMAGINABLE TO THINK THAT AMERICA(BABYLON THE GREAT ) ONCE THE RICHEST NATION ON EARTH WOULD SUFFER SUCH A HIGH FALL FROM GRACE.AMERICA’S FALL WAS ORDAINED BY GOD HIMSELF.SHE KNOWS IT YET WOULD LIKE IT TO BE SECRET.
EVERYWHERE SHE ONCE EXERCISE POWER SHE IS NOW CONSIDERED AN OUTCAST.FROM NEXT DOOR(CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA) TO THE ISLES OF THE PACIFIC TO THE CONTINENT OF ASIA SHE(AMERICA) IS LOSING POWER AND PRESTIGE AMONG THE NATIVES.
HER (AMERICA’S) STRONGEST ASIAN ALLIE JAPAN HAS NOW OVERWHELMINGLY VOTED TO BECOME INDEPENDENT AND STRIVE TOWARDS ASIAN UNITY.;”Japanese Opposition Victory Could Force US Rethink in Pacific
Incoming Party Seeks Closer China Ties, End to Mandate for Afghan War
by Jason Ditz, August 30, 2009
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Though the final size of their mandate is unclear, the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) has won a landslide victory, outsting the Liberal Democratic Party which has held a virtually unbroken grasp on power since the 1950s. Japanese analysts are calling the election the most significant change in power in the nation since World War 2.

The DPJ will hold at least 300 seats according to most estimates in the 480 seat lower house, and might even net the 320 seats required for a supermajority, which would give it a virtually unchallengable hold on the government. The massive turnout and support for the opposition in a generally politically apathetic nation was a sign that the Japanese population is increasingly unsatisfied with the government’s reaction to the economic downturn.

But while the DPJ’s first order of business will be its plan of free market decentralization and tax cuts to try to stem rising unemployment, in the long-term it may have a significant impact on the US relationship with the island nation, as the DPJ publicly attacked the LDP for letting the US basically dictate policy.

In the near term, the DPJ is expected to only demand a few key revisions to the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between the two nations, and cancel the nation’s role in the Afghan War, which it has insisted is in violation of the country’s pacifist constitution. It will also ban the US from stationing nuclear weapons in Japan, a key issue in a nation which 64 years later is still distraught over twin US nuclear attacks.

But the DPJ has promised to keep friendly ties with the US, and its focus on the economy is likely to put major changes to the US deployment on the backburner, at least in the near term. Yet as the party tries to strengthen ties with long-time rival China, in the long term the US may find its still-significant military presence in the nation less and less welcome.”——–NOW AFTER READING THESE NEW EVENTS THAT HAS UNFOLDED LET US REFERENCE THE HONORABLE ELIJAH MUHAMMAD IN HIS BOOK TITLED,”THE FALL OF AMERICA.”ON PAGE 172 HE WRITES,”YOU DO NOT HAS TO WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT AMERICA IS COMING OUT OF ASIA.CERTAINLY AMERICA IS COMING OUT OF ASIA. THE ODDS ARE AGAINST HER STAYING THERE.” THEN ON PAGE 231 HE WRITES,”MANY OF YOU THINK THAT IF AMERICA ENDS HER WAR IN ASIA THIS WILL BRING PEACE AND PROSPERITY TO THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA.PERHAPS,SOMEDAY,THERE MAY BE A LULL IN THE WAR, BUT NOT NOW.
IF AMERICA AND ASIA CAN FIND A WAY TO BRING ABOUT A CESSATION OF THE WAR BETWEEN EACH OTHER THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT PEACE AND PROSPERITY IS ASSURED;NOT AT THIS TIME.
THERE IS STILL A COLD WAR IN BERLIN(LOOK AT THE GEOPOLITICS OVER GAS/OIL/AND REVENUES),BETWEEN AMERICA AND RUSSIA AND IN OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE(THE CAUCUSUS/THE BALKANS/THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS),TO BE RECKONED WITH. EUROPE WILL BECOME A DREADED SPOT WHEN AMERICA LEAVES ASIA. IT IS TRUE, AS THE PROPHETS HAVE PREDICTED,THAT AMERICA MUST COME OUT OF ASIA OR BE THROWN OUT.”—–THERE IS SO MUCH MORE THEOLOGICAL SCIENCE BEHIND THESE UNFOLDING EVENT IN JAPAN’S ELECTION,CHINA’S REUNIFICATION WITH TAIWAN,AND THE DEVELOPEMENT OF CHINA’S FINANCIAL MIGHT AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A.S.E.A.N…………..

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