Emmanuel Macron Visits Blast Site in Beruit
The Bible is clear that the Antichrist won’t be revealed until after the restrainer is removed. Most prophecy watchers believe this to be the Holy Spirit which will be removed from earth when all followers of Christ are removed in the rapture.
That being said, if the rapture is close and he’s already on earth, it’s kinda fun to try and figure out who he is! Emmanuel means “God with us”. Macron means “mark”. So some folks are putting their Vegas bets on the President of France emerging as the Antichrist.
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Some welcomed Macron like a saviour, while only a few heckled him, arguing that his mere presence in Lebanon would only serve to legitimize a political system they want to kick out wholesale.
“HELP US, YOU ARE OUR ONLY HOPE,” ONE WELL-WISHER SHOUTED AS MACRON STOPPED TO MEET RESIDENTS, WHILE NEIGHBORS APPLAUDED FROM FLATS WITH BROKEN WINDOWS AND CRUMBLING BALCONIES. A WOMAN WEARING A FACE MASK AND HEAVY DUTY GLOVES CUT THROUGH THE CROWD TO CATCH THE ATTENTION OF THE FRENCH HEAD OF STATE BEFORE CLENCHING HIS HANDS FIRMLY TO MAKE AN IMPASSIONED PLEA FOR HELP.
Under the nervous gaze of his suited bodyguards, Macron hugged her in a prolonged embrace that triggered wild cheers from the crowd. Throughout the dramatic walkabout, Macron appeared to savour the moment. His moment.
The scene was reminiscent of Jacques Chirac’s legendary 1996 walk through the Old City of Jerusalem, a moment that came to define his style as a president and contributed greatly to his popularity.
- “My home in Gemmayzeh has vanished and the first person to pay me a visit is a foreign president,” well-known actor Ziad Itani wrote on social media, telling Lebanese leaders: “Shame on you.”
- “It seems this is more than a visit. What’s happening on the streets of Gemmayzeh is historical.”
Clamouring around Macron, people chanted slogans made popular during the country’s October popular uprising, launching insults at the political leaders he was to meet hours later.
Macron, when pressed by residents — some bearing the bandaged wounds of the cataclysmic explosion that disfigured their neighbourhood — vowed to be tough and push for reforms.
“I UNDERSTAND YOUR ANGER. I AM NOT HERE TO ENDORSE … THE REGIME,” MACRON ASSURED THE CROWD. “IT IS MY DUTY TO HELP YOU AS A PEOPLE, TO BRING YOU MEDICINE AND FOOD.”