Saudi Arabia's Vulnerability and Houthi Attacks

So let's get back to our map and I'll show you guys some more interesting things really quick. Okay. So, let's see if you've got the map back up. So, let's go through. We'll start with Saudi Arabia and then we'll go into Turkey and go into Pakistan. So, we'll leave it where we are right now, and then we'll come back to these other countries that we want to speak about.

Saudi Arabia, one of the reasons they wanted a defense pact with these countries is because they've been getting lit up by the Iranians and also the Houthis. If one's not familiar where the Houthi rebels are, if you can see my arrow, they're right down here in Yemen, in Sana. Yemen. And they've been lighting up Saudi Arabia. They've sent like 10 or 12 rockets over there, oil fields. Also, there's been a radar that's been destroyed at one of Saudi Arabia's airports. They shot, unfortunately, six people died. They shot a missile in the Red Sea and killed, I think, four Pakistanis and one Indonesian, and I forget where the other person was. But they've been causing disturbance, the Houthis have, with Saudi Arabia and also in the Red Sea. Remember the Houthi Strait, the Hormuz Strait is pretty much closed, pretty much. You can go to marinetraffic.com and it will show you that we're being misled by the American government saying that this is open. It is not open. It is closed. So now you have the Red Sea over here that has turmoil as well. So, my friends, just pay attention and pray into these things for you and your family with energy and what could be coming here in about four to six months, once the accounts are due, so to speak.

So, right now, Arabia, part of the reason they wanted that pact is because they can't handle the Houthis. They've been fighting the Houthis for about 10 years. President Obama and Saudi Arabia tried to get them, and they couldn't do it. Joe Biden tried to get them, he couldn't do it. And now Trump is trying to get them. And so far, he hasn't been able to deal with the Houthis as well. So again, the Houthi rebels are right here in Yemen, and they control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait right here, or I call it the Houthi Strait because no one can defeat these people so far. So again, there's a lot of disturbance right now. And again, Saudi Arabia has not, again, I repeat, they have not gone back to war with the Houthi rebels. So that makes that's a big statement, everybody. There's a reason Saudi Arabia is not going to go fight Yemen again or the Houthis again because they've tried it for 10 years and they've been rocked. They've been slapped back to Riyadh. So again, between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, give me the Houthis. I'll take the Houthis all day long because they can't defeat them. These people are just different people. Saudi Arabia are in their robes and their sandals right now in luxury. Yemen is not. These people are hardcore. And I don't mean that ugly. I love everybody. I love mankind. But Yemen, the Yemen people have been through a lot. They're the poorest country on the earth, and they don't care. So again, when no one has anything to lose, when people don't care, I mean, they're the most dangerous people in the world. They have everything to lose, and they don't mind losing it for what they believe in. So, how many people are going to do that, right? So again, you're fighting like a, if I can say this, no disrespect to mankind, but you're fighting a junkyard dog over there. You're fighting someone that does not care, that will shoot missiles, and they don't care if they get bombed or not. America and Saudi Arabia have been bombing Yemen for 10 years, and these people are still there. They're stronger than ever. They're not going to give up. You can bomb them all you want. You're just wasting money, wasting lives, and causing more judgment. But again, Saudi Arabia doesn't want any of the Houthi rebels. Thus the reason Turkey and Pakistan, they want an agreement with those guys so they can help them with some of these adversaries with the Houthis, and it goes into Iran ultimately with Saudi Arabia.

One might ask themselves, why is there a problem between Iran and Saudi Arabia? Well, Iran is Shia, and Saudi Arabia is Sunni. So there's a rivalry right there, which is Islam. And then number two, Iran feels like Iran feels like Saudi Arabia has sold out Islam. That's what they look at it. That Saudi Arabia has connected to the West, with America, with Britain, all this stuff. And they think they're traitors. You know, that's what they think. Well, I mean, according to Islam, to be quite frank with you, they are traitors. Saudi Arabia is, according to Islam. So again, I'm not saying Iran's right, but according to Islam, Saudi Arabia is with the infidels. They have sold out Islam. I mean, Iran is right on that, and that's why they hate each other. And at the end of the age, Iran will destroy Saudi Arabia. That's in Isaiah 21. You can read that for yourselves. "Rise up, Elam. Besiege, O Media, to Arabia." All of those countries that Isaiah speaks about are in Saudi Arabia. He talks about the judgment of the desert by the sea. We'll look at it. It's not talking about Iran, excuse me, Iraq. Most people think he's talking about Iraq. Iraq is not by the sea. Saudi Arabia is by the Red Sea, where Jeremiah says that it will be ruined at the Red Sea. So again, at the end of the age, God will turn Iran against Saudi Arabia, and Saudi Arabia will be destroyed by a nuclear weapon by Iran. So, just understand that they will be totally destroyed by Iran at the end of the age. But they're having problems right now with the Houthis having their way with them with the oil fields, also with the airport, also with the Red Sea as well. They can't get them out, you know. So again, we're going to have to see how that goes. But that's to the point why they wanted to get with Turkey and why they wanted to get with Pakistan so that they can eliminate some of these worries that they have.