As We Expected, Emmanuel Macron Is The First Stop On The Schedule For Crown Prince And Newly Appointed UAE President Mohamed Bin Zayed

Geoffrey Grider May 15 The UAE’s new president, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, holds talks today with French counterpart Emmanuel Macron as world leaders stream in to the oil-rich Gulf state to pay tribute to his late predecessor. If you still can't see it by now, then you're willfully ignorant, because to me, Emmanuel Macron as the biblical 'man of sin' who is on year number 5 of trying to take over Europe, fills the bill in just about every way possible. So when Crown Prince Mohamed bin Zayed, creator of the Abraham Accords and the right hand man of Pope Francis in Chrislam, makes his first stop after becoming supreme ruler of the United Arab Emirates, where does he go? Directly to a meeting with Emmanuel Macron. "For better it is that it be said unto thee, Come up hither; than that thou shouldest be put lower in the presence of the prince whom thine eyes have seen." Proverbs 25:7 (KJB) Here's a fun fact, Mohamed bin Zayed as you know is a prince, but so is Emmanuel Macron, he is the prince of Andorra. Proverbs tells us that it is better to "come up hither", an obvious reference to the Pretribulation Rapture of the Church, than to remain 'down low' in the 'presence of the prince'. Aren't you glad that we who are saved will be removed up into the clouds on Flight #777 when these princes step up into the real reason they're here? I sure am! New UAE president Mohamed bin Zayed elects to meet Emmanuel Macron first before any other world leader, why? FROM THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: Emmanuel Macron, on his first foreign trip since his second term started last week, expresses his condolences to the leader dubbed MBZ following the death of his half-brother Sheikh Khalifa on Friday after a long illness. Macron, the first Western leader to pay his respects, will be followed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, US Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Israel’s President Isaac Herzog and the king of Spain, among a long list of dignitaries. The United Arab Emirates has begun wielding increased influence in the Middle East and further afield due to its wealth, oil resources and strategic location. Mohamed bin Zayed has been quietly running the country since 2014 when Sheikh Khalifa, his 73-year-old half-brother, was sidelined by a stroke. The cause of his death was not announced. READ MORE