Turkey makes a dangerous move

Ezekiel's War is coming like a freight down down the pike.  Just a few days ago, I wrote a blog briefly explaining how that Israel's proposed EastMed Pipeline seriously threatens Russia's economy, which relies heavily upon Russia's being an energy exporter.  Within the past few days, TURKEY has made a big play to try to interfere with -- if not altogether prevent -- the EastMed Pipeline project from moving forward as planned.

Ever since Qaddafi was deposed and killed, Libya has been in a state of civil war between forces contending for control of that nation.  Turkey just signed an agreement with the interim government in Libya to form an alliance between Turkey and Libya -- to control the entire eastern Mediterranean Sea (as shown in the above graphic).  International maritime law recognizes each nation's right to control waterways in proximity to its own coastline.  But Turkey's ploy is both unreasonable in its overarching claims, as well as it is blatantly transparent in its intent to obstruct Israel's ability to export its vast energy resources to Europe.

This is one more -- big -- nail in the coffin of the Ezekiel-Alliance.  Pressure is mounting quickly and with great intensity.  This year promises to be a year of history-making events.  I've included a couple of links (here and here), for those who want more detail.

Stay tuned...