🔥 A wildfire closed in on some of France’s most sensitive military and nuclear facilities as thousands of soldiers rushed to protect strategic sites. On July 28, authorities evacuated missile and rocket fuel plants near Bordeaux while defence companies moved critical equipment away from the advancing flames. More than 104,000 acres have burned across Gironde, forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes and destroying entire communities. French President Emmanuel Macron called it the country's worst wildfire crisis since the Second World War. With another intense heatwave expected to drive temperatures even higher, firefighters are racing to stop the blaze before it reaches vital military infrastructure. This report explains how close the fire came and why Europe is watching the situation with growing concern.
❖[2 Esdras
16:9 ]❖
“A fire shall
go forth from his wrath, and who is he that may quench it?”
❖[Revelation
16:9]❖
“And men were
scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath
power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.”
😲 It's
really surprising. Both Books have the same
chapter and verse.
👹 Christmas Eve Blasphemy: Genocidal Sodomites Ahmed & Macron Trampled on The Holy Cross
🔥 The genocidal war against Axumite Ethiopians is a spiritual war on Christianity + The Ark of The Covenant + Gold + Frankincense + Myrrh & Tree of Life.
🔥 The genocidal war against Axumite Ethiopians is a spiritual war on Christianity + The Ark of The Covenant + Gold + Frankincense + Myrrh & Tree of Life.
😳
Reports and leaked documents show that underground parties with sex,
drugs, and alcohol occur behind closed doors among some members of
the large Saudi royal family, contrasting sharply with the country's
strict public Islamic laws.
Diplomatic
Revelations
• WikiLeaks
Cables: U.S. diplomatic cables released via WikiLeaks detailed
underground nightlife in Jeddah, describing heavily guarded parties
with-held from public view featuring a live DJ, dancing, alcohol, and
sex work.
• Royal
Patronage: Reports noted that these events were often hosted or
protected by individual princes out of the thousands of royal family
members, shielding them from local religious enforcement.
International
Incidents and Arrests
• Beverly
Hills Case: In September 2015, Saudi Prince Majed Abdulaziz Al
Saud was accused in a civil lawsuit of sexual harassment and
drug-fueled misconduct at a mansion in Beverly Hills, California.
• Airport
Drug Seizure: In October 2015, a Saudi prince and four other
individuals were detained at the Beirut airport in Lebanon after
authorities seized two tons of Captagon amphetamine pills being
loaded onto a private jet.
• Overdose
Events: Individual royals have occasionally faced fatal medical
emergencies abroad, such as a Saudi prince found dead in a London
hotel room following a toxic mix of alcohol and party drugs like GHB.
Saudi prince was found dead in £600-a-night London hotel room with
'party' drug GHB in his system after detoxing at the Priory, inquest
hears.
A Saudi prince
was found dead in a luxury London hotel room after taking a
potentially lethal cocktail of alcohol and drugs just months after
completing treatment at the Priory, an inquest has heard.
Prince Abdullah
bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi al Saud, 29, was
discovered fully clothed on the bathroom floor of his £600-a-night
room at the Marriott Hotel in Kensington on November 25 last year.
A post-mortem
concluded the young royal suffered a cardiac arrest after ingesting
alcohol, the party drug GHB and a number of other substances.
An assistant
coroner ruled his death was a tragic misadventure, finding there was
no evidence he intended to take his own life.
Inner West
London Coroner's Court heard the prince had checked into the west
London hotel on November 19 for what was due to be a week-long stay.
The last
confirmed sighting of him came on CCTV the previous evening when he
left the hotel to smoke a cigarette before returning alone.
The following
day, a cleaner entered his locked fifth-floor room and found him
lying on the bathroom floor.
Hotel security
staff and paramedics were called, but despite attempts to revive him
he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Toxicology
tests revealed Prince Abdullah had a blood alcohol level of 222mg per
100ml of blood - almost three times England's legal drink-drive limit
of 80mg.
The inquest
heard this level alone was within a range that could potentially
cause a coma.
He was also
found to have potentially fatal levels of Gamma-hydroxybutyrate
(GHB), commonly known as GHB, in his system.
Tests also
detected traces of cannabis, the anti-anxiety medication alprazolam,
better known as Xanax, in a recreational dose, alongside other
anti-anxiety medicines present at therapeutic levels.
🦃 Birds
of a Feather Flock Together – Arab Money 💵
/ ተመሳሳይ
ላባ ያላቸው ወፎች አንድ ላይ ይበራሉ – የአረብ
ገንዘብ 💵
🏴 Unholy alliance:
Edomite West + Ishmaelite East (ESAU & Ishmael). They both
stronglyhate Christian Africans (Jacobite
Orthodox Christians).
The satanic,
dictatorial, genocidal, degenerate and misogynist Islam promotes
hatred against Christians, women and minorities, and despises
freedom. And the equally degenerate West
love it.
😈 Babylon
Saudi Barbaria Border Guards Accused of Mass Killings of Christian
Ethiopian Refugees
♱ Ethiopian Christian
King Gave Asylum to Muslims – Muslim Saudi King Massacres Ethiopian
Christians
👹
What a wicked and evil world! But, sooner or later
they all will never escape God's judgment!
➡ Anti
Ethiopia Conspiracy Can Cause Universal Cataclysm as Ethiopia is a
Biblical Nation Under the Almighty Egziabher God
🔥 Ethiopia:
Where Two World Wars Began — and Where the Third is
BrewingAmerica's $1
Trillion Mistake: How The 911 Saudi's
Control Trump and Secretly
Bought the US Military
😈 ☪
Saudi authorities executed five Ethiopian migrants for nonlethal
drug-related offenses on July 27, 2026 without due process.
👉 Courtesy: Human Rights Watch, July 28, 2026
Saudi
authorities executed five Ethiopian migrants for nonlethal
drug-related offenses on July 27, 2026, without due process, Human
Rights Watch said today. Saudi authorities have executed at least 17
Ethiopian nationals since the beginning of 2026 on drug-related
charges.
At least 79
more remain at imminent risk of execution on similar charges. Saudi
authorities have executed at least 116 people in 2026 as of July 27,
according to the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights.
“Saudi
authorities are executing marginalized Ethiopian migrants after court
hearings that sometimes barely last a few minutes without a lawyer or
a translator,” said Joey Shea, senior Saudi Arabia researcher at
Human Rights Watch. “Dozens of vulnerable migrants remain at risk
of imminent execution after trials that were barely trials at all, in
a system that treats their lives as disposable.”
Since April,
Human Rights Watch has interviewed more than a dozen informed sources
about the cases of Ethiopian migrants facing imminent execution for
nonlethal drug-related offenses, including two with direct knowledge
of the most recent executions. Saudi authorities said the most recent
executions were for “smuggling hashish.” The sources said that
all five men were from Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, where
rights abuses have persisted and the humanitarian situation remains
dire following the 2020-2022 armed conflict. Escalating tensions
between the Ethiopian federal government and Tigrayan authorities
have raised fears of renewed atrocities in the region. The five
migrants fled Tigray and had taken the dangerous eastern migration
route across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen.
Human Rights
Watch interviewed an informed source with direct knowledge of the
cases of the five men, and another informed source corroborated the
general facts of the case. One of the sources said that one of the
men executed had been living in Yemen for over a year without
employment or access to support services when a Yemeni man approached
him in March or April 2023 and offered him and the four others a job.
The five men were “physically and mentally weak” after their
arduous journey from Ethiopia as well as unemployment and poverty and
felt they “had to accept that job despite not knowing what the job
was,” the source said. The man told them to carry a package with
unknown contents a short distance and where to deliver it, and the
man then disappeared.
Saudi
authorities arrested them as they walked on the side of a road. They
were “surprised to find Saudi soldiers arresting” them because
they did not realize they had crossed the border into Saudi Arabia,
the source said.
The men were
detained for more than three years in the Khamis Mushait detention
facility in the Asir province of Saudi Arabia. They were forced to
sign documents in Arabic, a language they did not understand, and
only had three court sessions lasting between three and twenty
minutes, two of them held remotely. A translator provided by Saudi
authorities was present during only two of the sessions, and the
migrants were told they would be sentenced to death for smuggling
hashish. The men did not have legal representation or an opportunity
to provide a meaningful defense.
During the
first court session, the men were informed they could write an appeal
letter and submit it to the Saudi security guards at the detention
center. Because the men could not read or write Arabic, at least one
of them asked a Saudi prisoner to write the appeal letter and had “no
idea if the letter was presented to the court or to the judges,”
the source said. “The security guard could just throw it into the
garbage.”
The five men
were Christians and the sources said that prison officials would not
have permitted them to practice their religion. “If the Christians
want to pray together, the police come and stop this,” the source
said. One of the prisoners also reported that the police forcefully
removed a cross necklace, the source said.
Before the July
27 executions, on June 23, 2026, Saudi authorities had executed five
other Ethiopians for allegedly “smuggling hashish.” In one of
these cases, a smuggler had forced a man to carry qat, a mild
stimulant plant native to Ethiopia, from Yemen into Saudi Arabia as a
condition of facilitating his journey.
Cathinone, the
stimulant in qat, is banned in Saudi Arabia but legally permissible
and culturally consumed in parts of Ethiopia as well as in Yemen. The
sources said that the man did not know that carrying qat into and
within Saudi Arabia was illegal.
On May 12, the
patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church appealed to
Ethiopian and Saudi authorities to halt the execution of Ethiopian
nationals. In a July 13 statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Saudi ally fascist Oromo Islamic regime of Ethiopia said it “remains
closely engaged with the relevant authorities of the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia regarding matters affecting Ethiopian nationals,” including
“individuals facing legal proceedings and judicial measures.” The
statement did not specify whether this included those sentenced to
death for drug offenses.
Human Rights
Watch opposes the death penalty in all circumstances because of its
inherent cruelty. Saudi Arabia’s use of the death penalty is
contrary to international human rights law, which upholds every human
being’s “inherent right to life” and limits the death penalty
to “the most serious crimes,” which result intentionally in
death.
In 2025,
nonlethal drug-related offenses accounted for 68 percent of Saudi
executions. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
condemned Saudi Arabia’s practice, finding that executions for
drug-related offenses are incompatible with international human
rights law and fall outside the scope of the “most serious crimes.”
The working group urged Saudi authorities to reinstate a moratorium
and emphasized that imposing the death penalty for such offenses
constitutes a clear violation of international legal standards.
Hundreds of
thousands of Ethiopians live and work in Saudi Arabia. While many
migrate for economic reasons, many have fled serious human rights
abuses by their government, including during the recent brutal armed
conflict in northern Ethiopia. Human Rights Watch has for years
documented a wide range of human rights abuses against migrants
taking the same route.
The detention
of migrants in deplorable facilities in Saudi Arabia is a
longstanding problem, which Human Rights Watch has found amounts to
inhuman and degrading treatment. In 2023, Human Rights Watch found
that Saudi border guards had killed at least hundreds of Ethiopian
migrants and asylum seekers who tried to cross the Yemen-Saudi
border, which, if committed as part of a Saudi government policy to
murder migrants, would be a crime against humanity.
Saudi Arabia
should immediately cancel the death penalty for Ethiopian migrants
and review all sentences in line with Saudi Arabia’s international
obligations, including the UN Convention against Torture and Other
Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The Ethiopian
Foreign Affairs Ministry and its representatives in Saudi Arabia
should urgently intervene with their Saudi counterparts and at a
minimum ensure that their nationals receive immediate consular
assistance.
“Governments
should urgently press Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s
authorities to halt these executions and commute the sentences of the
dozens more awaiting the same fate,” Shea said.
😈 Babylon
Saudi Barbaria Border Guards Accused of Mass Killings of Christian
Ethiopian Refugees
♱ Ethiopian Christian
King Gave Asylum to Muslims – Muslim Saudi King Massacres Ethiopian
Christians
👹
What a wicked and evil world! But, sooner or later
they all will never escape God's judgment!
➡ Anti
Ethiopia Conspiracy Can Cause Universal Cataclysm as Ethiopia is a
Biblical Nation Under the Almighty Egziabher God
🔥 Ethiopia:
Where Two World Wars Began — and Where the Third is
BrewingAmerica's $1
Trillion Mistake: How The 911 Saudi's
Control Trump and Secretly
Bought the US Military
Colombia and
Ethiopia share strong ties as two of the world's top coffee giants,
though Colombia plans to close its embassy in Addis Ababa as part of
a foreign policy overhaul.
Both nations
established official relations in 1947, with Colombia viewing
Ethiopia as a profound ancestral and cultural inspiration for
Afro-descendant communities.
👉
ምክኒያቱ
የሚከተለው ይሆን?
Is the following the reason?
☪ Antichrist UAE-Linked
Network Accused of Hiring Colombian Mercenary Fighters for Sudan’s
RSF
👹 Colombia
is 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
👹 Witchcraft in Colombia (brujería) is a deeply rooted
cultural phenomenon that blends Indigenous shamanism, African
esoteric traditions, and Spanish colonial Catholicism. Practitioners
use rituals, herbal baths (riegos), and talisman magic to solve
everyday problems, and the practice remains a widely acknowledged
force in both rural and urban Colombian society.
👹 The
following nations are 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
☆ France
☆ Britain
☆ Italy
☆ Switzerland
☆ Australia
+ New Zealand
☆ China
☆ India
☆ South
Africa
☆ Kenya
☆ Nigeria
☆ Ghana
☆ Haiti
☆ Argentina
+ Colombia + Paraguay
☆ Brazil
☆ All
57 Islamic Countries
Many others are
on their way to be fully controlled by Satan.
