Eclipse ‘signals start of WW3 as US starts military exercises around North Korea – Express.co.uk

Doomsayers have been predicting for weeks that the phenomena would signal the beginning of a series of events leading to the apocalypse.

However, one, Christian numerologist David Meade, claims announcements by Donald Trump yesterday of military exercises near North Korea, is the first genuine sign.

Millions of people watched the eclipse cross the US from its west to east coast yesterday.

At the same time the US and South Korea started land, sea and air military exercises around North Korea, as a warning to dictator Kim Jong-un who is expected to give an angry response... that could spark Word War 3.

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A multiple exposure image shows the solar eclipse as it creates the effect of a diamond ring at totality as seen from Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee

the drill has been scheduled at the precise time Kim threatened to fire missiles towards US territory Guam.

Mr Meade told Daily Star Online the eclipse was a sign a confrontation between the US and North Korea and would spiral into World War 3, involving China, Russia, the UK and Australia, among other nations.

He said this was part of the Great Tribulation a period of famine, war and natural disasters Jesus said would mark the End of Times.

Mr Meade has previously said the world will be destroyed finally when a mythical planet called Nibiru or Planet X appears in the skies on September 23, 2017, and crashes into Earth in early October.

August 21 is highly prophetic. It could be the date that missiles fly but no later than October of 2017. That seems to be the opening of the Sixth Seal.

David Meade

He said: August 21 is highly prophetic.

It could be the date that missiles fly but no later than October of 2017.

That seems to be the opening of the Sixth Seal.

NASA says the Planet X theory is just a hoax.

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