Crazy Putin planning to send 1 MILLION more Russian Invaders to Ukraine?

So far I find the accurate chronology of Irlmaier's predictions quite impressive. Now we have reached the point of inflation. The next would be uprisings in various European countries. I would be surprised if we didn't experience that in the next few months. After that he saw the Russian invasion. Seems unlikely at the moment. In my opinion, however, there are scenarios that could make something like this appear possible.

 

Was Putin's recent meeting with Xi about gaining the latter's approval for this escalation?

Dangerous times. It would suit Xi to keep the West occupied, or worse, with Putin, while he concentrates on controlling his own people during their property crash. Then there's the little matter of Taiwan.

 

One day at a time Sweet Jesus. There is lots to be sombre about. We will just have to do what we have always done, walk hand in hand one day at a time. May God grant up the graces to face what we all must face.

Life is so passing.

 

Iran is very,very bad indeed at the moment. They seem to be going crazy again there. But then again the entire world seems suddenly to have gone mad.

 

“Alone God sufficeth”
St Catherine of Siena, I think
“One night in a bad hotel”

 

Actually St Teresa of Avila but St Catherine of Siena certainly could have said it!

 

I got a chuckle with the thread title. The West is so insulated in itself, engulfed by propaganda and oblivious to its own sins and inequity that they see Putin as the crazy one. All one needs to do is listen to the speeches of most western world leaders and compared them with Putin's. Who's spouting craziness? But with the way the world behaved during the pandemic, I'm not surprised with people anymore. Few care enough to learn, to dig deeper.

The "free world", which is anything but free, is who's being punished. And the reason for the punishment is not a secret. We were warned by Heaven multiple times. The sins are advertised openly, promoted daily, but "we" are still too blind (or prideful) to acknowledge it.

 

Just because the West is 'crazy', and it is demonically so, doesn't make Putin sane or insulate him from the effects of The Fall. He has certainly shown himself to have greatly over-rated his military prowess and has had to radically change his strategy. Incompetence and insanity can often be fellow-travellers. It seems undeniable that the threat of using nuclear weapons is a highly irresponsible one and, because of the risks of intentional and unintentional escalation, makes the world a lot less safe than it was before he issued these threats. There have also been reports that Putin's second-in-command, Medvedev, is lately spouting phrases from the Apocalypse. Much as we discuss prophesy on this site, I don't think anyone would advocate that it is sane to pursue a war based in any way on one's private interpretation of this Book.

 

where does he mention inflation in his prophecy ( i read it all)

 

I haven't watched the video linked above, isn't it mentioned there?

Unfortunately, I can only refer to German-speaking sources. But there are many of them.

For example, there is a German author who has dealt intensively with Irlmaier (and other prophecies). He looked for and analyzed newspaper articles and other things from Irlmaier's lifetime.

Here is a link to the book "A Man Says What He Sees":
https://archive.org/stream/berndt-stephan-alois-irlmaier-ein-mann-sagt-was-er-sieht-der-seher/berndt-stephan-alois-irlmaier-ein-mann-sagt-was-er-sieht-der-seher_djvu.txt

This edition of the book dates from 2013, the author mainly interprets statements by Irlmaier.
In paragraph 76 he mentions Irlmaier´s statement about inflation:
...Then a large number of strangers will come into the country. There is high inflation. Money loses more and more value. The revolution follows soon after. Then the Russians invaded the West overnight.

 

It doesn't make him sane in and on itself, but it does make him sane by comparison. And no, nobody is immune from the effects of the Fall. I don't recall calling him a saint. I'm calling out the irony of calling Putin crazy.

Really? When did that happen?

That's a perfect illustration of what I was talking about. Do you know why he threatened to use nuclear weapons? Do you know the words that he actually said? He said that to those who threaten and blackmail Russia with nuclear weapons, he'll remind them that the wind can blow back on their face. Is this crazy talk, or a common sense reminder that Russia has nuclear weapons too and that it's foolish to threaten a nuclear power with nuclear weapons?

Do you know the Ukraine's demographic relationship with Russia? Do you know who's been messing with Ukraine and its internal politics for decades and is actually pushing for war and is (and has been) sabotaging any chances of peace to the point of him warning in advance to what would happen if they want to go nuclear against Russia? No, people don't care about that. They stick to the headlines and twisted reports. They pretend that this year's military action from Putin came out of thin air, a sudden mood change from a crazy man.

 

Our Lady of Fatima: wars are a punishment for mens sins.

 

This is true. It is also true that our Leaders Secular and Religious are also a punishment for our sins.

As I look at our Leaders both in the Church and Secular today I can only reflect that our sins most have been truly terrible; an abomination in the sight of the Lord.

What a crew! What a terrible, terrible crew.

They all are.



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Yes. We are all part of this sadly. And this terrible state began before we were born and in spite of heavens warning increased it in every generation. Til now.

 

And so on, continuing on,
Abomination after abomination

 

Leaders wanting to have the backing of their people will spout whatever makes it sound like a noble cause. Twas ever thus. People generally just want to get on with life and have to be stirred up to get behind watching their young men march off in uniform. Left to themselves young Ukrainian and Russian lads would probably be chatting and having the craic not shooting at each other.

It takes a lot of riling people up to give them the stomach for young men bleeding out in the mud and children being blown to smithereens. Each side convinced they are on the side of good and now here's Medvedev thinking he's got to fulfil de book as Bob Marley sang

I'm in Krakow next weekend but I won't be visiting Auschwitz. Nope. Too much and too likely to happen again in some form.

Thank God there is always prayer.

 

As they say here in the pentecostal revival tents "Preach it sistah". You are right and it chills my soul to think of how we have been manipulated into sending young men into war. George Bush Jr comes to mind.

 

I’m with you.

 

Putin is far from a saint. He may well be as demonically crazy as anyone in the West. Regarding his strategy, he has been driven back recently to the East of the Ukraine and has announced a general mobilisation and threatened the use of nuclear weapons. Hence the title of this thread. If all this does not amount to a change in strategy, I can't imagine what would. I am aware of the history of the Ukraine and its provocations, aggravated by the West, particularly in the case of the Obama regime change. Still, the Catholic theology of just war (as I understand it) posits that one ought not to declare a war that is not winnable and it certainly does not permit strategies that risk nuclear armageddon. The potential damage caused by a war, if it's to be considered just, ought not be out of proportion to what may be gained.

I can't deny I have been guilty of a frisson of excitement when Russia invaded, as it had the appearance of the beginning of the fulfilment of various prophecies that culminated in the restoration of the Church and of proper order in the world and we all here would dearly wish that. However, I still think we must call out evil when it happens. When Israel was, for its sins, crushed by various of its enemies in Old Testament times, this did not mean that those enemies were in any way good or, for that matter, sane.

I doubt if Putin is any less evil than our political leaders in the West. He is a powerful autocrat, who can order his people to do his will, yet for all his lip service, the abortion rate in Russia is much higher even than in Europe and the West. He could ban abortion by decree and has the power to enforce it, but he has done little. Donald Trump, with far less real power, was hindered and balked at every turn, but still succeeded in facilitating the changing of
Roe vs Wade, because he had the will to do so. Putin claims to be a Christian, but are his motives genuine?

 

Agree with you DeGaulle that Putin is no saint. But the West pushed him into a cage, and can’t keep the cage locked. That was a dangerous move.