Russia Invades France

The following is a surprisingly detailed map of a Russian/Arabian invasion of France based on the prophecies of catholic mystic and stigmatist Marie Julie Jahenny (1850-1941).



- Paris, Marseille and Bordeaux seem to get nuked and Lyon destroyed more conventionally.
- about half the population of France is foretold to die.
- red: danger zones
- blue: safe zones

The invasion is supposed to be both surprisingly fast and short-lived (about 30-45 days)

The map itself seems to have been first published in 2012 or earlier.

Marie-Julie Jahenny "official" site (french)
Marie Julie Jahenny Prophecy[ The Church in Exile and The Three Days of Darkness (english)

A scenario like this seems increasingly possible/likely. At the same time the militaries of Russia, France and NATO will be aware of this and similar prophecies. Prophecy is also used for propaganda purposes. Interesting times...



ETA: Civil war is very much part of this prophecy and mostly interpreted in the sense of an islamist uprising within France and other European countries.

Seeing as the invading Russian forces would have to come from Germany, Italy and Spain as shown by the arrows, this map seems a little silly and somewhat childish.

France is also a member of NATO and for Russia to invade France as drawn on the map, it would've had to invade many other parts of the EU, which just wouldn't be possible, given the state of Russian forces after Putin's little war with the Ukraine and the stale-mate.
To get anywhere near the areas drawn, Russia would also have to go through Poland which is also a NATO member and part of the EU and would be a very formidible enemy, especially given the dreadful state of Russian forces.

I am big on being 'up' on Catholic prophecy.
Both the credible and the stuff that's obviously not real.

I think Marie-Julie Jahenny is probably off on the invasion of France.
Not probable and not likely due to NATO etc.

But she does prophecy the Three Days of Darkness, which others
have prophecied, so that may come to pass. I have no idea if she's
authentic on that or if she's just saying what others said and copying them.

a reply to: FlyersFan

But she does prophecy the Three Days of Darkness

Short of the Sun turning off for 72 hours.

Or the Earth stopping spinning on her axis and the observation being from the dark side.

I'm apt to ponder how that could be possible or come to pass.

Edit: I suppose something of sufficient size parking itself in the correct orbit between our star and the planet might also be able to tick the box.

a reply to: Kurokage

Part of the "direction problem" might be explained by the Arab part of the prophecy. Also keep in mind that this is only a detail in a bigger picture. It is very compatible with the prophecies of Alois Irlmaier among others. Irlmaier being from Bavaria mainly focused on his own region and Germany in general but the basic themes are the same: a surprisingly fast invasion, islamist uprising and civil war, a somewhat limited nuclear exchange and the invaders either being beaten back or for other reasons returning surprisingly soon home.

It would be interesting to know if there are corresponding prophecies in Russia and Arab countries and wether they paint a rosier picture in terms of success of the invasion.

a reply to: FlyersFan

have no idea if she's authentic on that or if she's just saying what others said and copying them.

There's that and there's the possibility of seeded prophecies for propaganda or immunization (for lack of a better word) purposes. Fake records could also have been smuggled into historic archives by spy agencies, etc. Plus multiple levels of distortion. The seer/prophet misinterpreting visions, dreams or what they thought were told by their source. Interpretation attempts by third persons will vary depending on their beliefs, time in history, socialisation, current events, etc.

a reply to: andy06shake

The Three Days of Darkness is something that has been prophecied in Catholic prophecy from seers and saints for hundreds of years. It is supposed to be a supernatural darkness, blocking out the sun, the moon, the stars ... and turning off all electric and battery powered sources of light. Only blessed candles of beeswax are supposed to be able to be lit, and those only being lit by those in a 'state of grace' (no mortal sin on the soul). That's the prophecy.

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
a reply to: Kurokage

Part of the "direction problem" might be explained by the Arab part of the prophecy. Also keep in mind that this is only a detail in a bigger picture. It is very compatible with the prophecies of Alois Irlmaier among others. Irlmaier being from Bavaria mainly focused on his own region and Germany in general but the basic themes are the same: a surprisingly fast invasion, islamist uprising and civil war, a somewhat limited nuclear exchange and the invaders either being beaten back or for other reasons returning surprisingly soon home.

It would be interesting to know if there are corresponding prophecies in Russia and Arab countries and wether they paint a rosier picture in terms of success of the invasion.

It looks to me like someone took the Nazi invasion of France and spiced it up a little, any invasion of France would have to go through many other NATO and EU countries first before even arriving in France, it's not going to happen in my opinion.

a reply to: MindBodySpiritComplex

Most Muslims are normal fellow citizens.

Percentage of Muslim population
France: 8.2 %
Germany: 6 % (falling slightly)

Incidentally, these figures have remained fairly constant for many years.

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
a reply to: Kurokage

Part of the "direction problem" might be explained by the Arab part of the prophecy. Also keep in mind that this is only a detail in a bigger picture. It is very compatible with the prophecies of Alois Irlmaier among others. Irlmaier being from Bavaria mainly focused on his own region and Germany in general but the basic themes are the same: a surprisingly fast invasion, islamist uprising and civil war, a somewhat limited nuclear exchange and the invaders either being beaten back or for other reasons returning surprisingly soon home.

It would be interesting to know if there are corresponding prophecies in Russia and Arab countries and wether they paint a rosier picture in terms of success of the invasion.

Other prophecies by Alois Irlmaier deal with a climate crisis: he announced that mild winters would cause harvests to fail earlier. Irlmaier may have been referring to the consequences of a climate crisis. That should disqualify him for many here(; And where does he say anything about Islamists in his predictions?

a reply to: malte86

And where does he say anything about Islamists in his predictions?

From memory without looking it up I think it was along the lines of that the half moon would conquer western Germany. I seem to remember that another, less popular interpretation of that detail suggested that the half moon could refer to a cauldron of invaders encircling the region.

ETA : apparently the quote in question was Am Rhein sehe ich einen Halbmond, der alles verschlingen will. - At the Rhine I see a half moon that wants to devour everything.

originally posted by: MindBodySpiritComplex
a reply to: malte86

And where does he say anything about Islamists in his predictions?

From memory without looking it up I think it was along the lines of that the half moon would conquer western Germany. I seem to remember that another, less popular interpretation of that detail suggested that the half moon could refer to a cauldron of invaders encircling the region.

ETA : apparently the quote in question was Am Rhein sehe ich einen Halbmond, der alles verschlingen will. - At the Rhine I see a half moon that wants to devour everything.

you can interpret it that way, but ultimately it's unlikely. i think that a small percentage of all muslims living in germany have radical thoughts, so that leaves maybe 1 %, you can't overrun germany with that.

a reply to: MindBodySpiritComplex

I wonder what is up with the depiction of earthquakes in the SE corner of the map.

Cheers

a reply to: MindBodySpiritComplex

She would have been in her 70s in the 1920s. The Soviets were pushing for worldwide revolution at the time and France had its hands full with Arab unrest in the Maghreb countries. May have contributed to her outlook on what could happen to France.

I'd like to know if she forecast the French defeat in 1940.

Cheers

a reply to: MindBodySpiritComplex

That's what happens when you base things on prophecy.

France is Western Europe last time I checked. So it can't be land invasion because that's a lot of NATO to go through. But the map shows a land invasion from the East!?

That's probably because in the late 1800s there was mostly The Russian Empire And Austria-Hungary in central and eastern Europe. So Russia invading France was logical way back when.

And also this:

The invasion is supposed to be both surprisingly fast and short-lived (about 30-45 days)

This is Russia doing this, right?

They couldn't even get past a tiny sliver of Eastern Ukraine in 2 years. And lost 85% of their forces doing it. 90% of their pre-invasion tanks. It goes on.

Russian power is primarily Putin's insistence Russia is still powerful.

Russia is not invading anything NATO as of now. Even if Awakened Trumpets yank us of from NATO in coming years, Putin will start by finishing Ukraine, which will probably still be happening.

a reply to: FlyersFan

"Only blessed candles of beeswax are supposed to be able to be lit, and those only being lit by those in a 'state of grace' (no mortal sin on the soul). That's the prophecy."

That's me screwed, then....

a reply to: Degradation33

That's what happens when you base things on prophecy.

To me these and some other prophecies sound a bit like they may have been seeded by spy agencies during the cold war to spook the Russians and maybe also nudge the West into higher military spending. Also suitable as a psyop to induce fear in the population which always comes handy for controlling the masses. Hard to tell without digging physically through some archives.

That's probably because in 1871 there was mostly The Russian Empire And Austria-Hungary in central and eastern Europe. So Russia invading France was logical way back when

That's a problem that I often see with prophecies. Sometimes they seem to describe events in the future that already did happen in the past. Often there is also distortion as the medium describes things they see that they are not familiar with in terms that make sense to them from their own experience.

They couldn't even get past a tiny sliver of Eastern Ukraine in 2 years.

There I actually think the official Russian version of events is closer to the truth than the official Western narrative.

And lost 85% of their forces doing it. 90% of their pre-invasion tanks

Calling bs on those numbers.

Russia is not invading anything NATO as of now.

I hope so but if they do it will probably be in retaliation to further western provocations.

Ha ha ha, not going to happen.

a reply to: FlyersFan

The Three Days of Darkness is something that has been prophecied in Catholic prophecy from seers and saints for hundreds of years.

True but the fact of the matter is that the Catholicism did not really know much or hold with the likes of science, physics, or celestial mechanics, hundreds of years ago.

And I'm inclined to believe the people who came away with or made these sorts of prophecies were not exactly clued up on the topics when they proposed such things.

As to the blessed candles of beeswax, what's the significance of them being made from only beeswax do you know?

There are many prophecies that suggest WW3 will begin in Europe...

Blessed Elena Aiello (Stigmatic) (1895-1961) "Russia will march upon all the nations of Europe, particularly Italy, and will raise her flag over the dome of St. Peter's. Italy will be severely tried by a great revolution, and Rome will be purified in blood for its many sins, especially those of impurity. The flock is about to be dispersed and the Pope will suffer greatly.

Sister Lucy of Fatima elaborated on December 26, 1957 to Father Fuentes: "Tell them Father that many times the Most Holy Virgin told my cousins Francisco and Jacinta, as well as myself, that many nations will disappear from the face of the earth. She said that Russia will be the instrument of chastisement chosen by Heaven to punish the whole world if we do not beforehand obtain the conversion of that poor nation."

My feeling is that greater war is inevitable. England has forced Russia into a corner. Russia will eventually have no other option on the table but to go on the offensive. They are unlikely to do it by themselves. But will have Islamic armies as well as possibly North Korea and China by their side. China possibly invading Taiwan, North Korea invading South Korea in a synchronized offensive.

But don't worry. The elite that put these plans into action will be totally safe in the five star nuclear proof bunkers. Thinking they've done good by culling the population.