INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE (ICBM)
April 2006:
In a dream, the Spirit of the Lord took me far above the sky where I saw a mysterious aircraft. It was a Jet-Bomber carrying four rocket-propelled missiles. The interesting thing about this missile-carrying aircraft was that it went up high and flew far above the clouds before launching its weapons. I do not know for sure if this idea of flying far above the clouds has to do with radar evasion or not, but I did see the clouds significantly far below the aircraft. Then, with unmatched precision, the aircraft released the four missiles, one after the other, in a timed succession. I also noticed that each missile was capable of moving farther out (maneuvering) to hit its target without a hitch, implying that the missiles are designed to hit specific targets without fail.
I believe the Lord was revealing to me the formidable Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) equipped with multiple independent nuclear warheads. The bomber flying far up in the sky above the clouds is indicative of sub-orbit missiles traveling between continents, using sophisticated systems of navigation that allow the warheads to hit different targets thousands of miles away.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007:
The Guardian reported that Russia had successfully tested a new multiple-warhead intercontinental ballistic missile capable of penetrating American defenses. The report also said that Russia’s new RS-24 missile is capable of:
Carrying multiple, independent warheads, making it almost impossible to shoot down by any existing defense systems.
Using sophisticated systems of navigation, which allows each warhead to independently lock on to different targets.
Traveling between continents to hit targets thousands of miles away.
Although I saw this ICBM vision in April 2006, I did not take any particular interest in ICBMs until June 2007, when the group of nations known as the G-8 met in Germany. Then, my attention was particularly drawn to the ICBM by a vision revealed to me on the first day of the 2007 G-8 Summit. In the vision, I saw one of Russia’s ICBMs penetrate America’s airspace. In the vision, it actually flew over my head, as it entered into America’s airspace.
The fact is, Russia now has these missiles that can easily penetrate American defenses. I know I cannot answer the question of who will launch an ICBM against America. Whether Russia or its allies, I do not know. But one thing is for sure; the expertise to make and launch the ICBM that I saw in this vision came from Russia. Russia’s formidable ICBMs could hit any target in America if fired from Iran. You need to know that Russia has serious economic and diplomatic ties with Iran, and is already training Iran’s military on the use of these sophisticated weapons. This implies that Iran can either acquire Russia’s finished ICBMs or acquire the technology to make them. Other Middle-Eastern nations, including the United Arab Emirates and Syria, are also adding Russian-made ICBMs to their
