Oil price to hit $175-$200 if Israel attacks Iran: analysts

Prophecy Sign: The collapse of the global economy - (and the creation of the new economic world order of the Antichrist)

So how bad will it get if the EuroZone collapses and/or war breaks out in the Middle-East? That's a question we don't believe any economist has an accurate answer for. Sufficient to say that oil prices would skyrocket to unheard of levels if the Middle-East explodes into war, (see article below). Such prices would drive up food costs beyond anything we have ever known. Oil prices at the levels noted in the article would also have devastating effects on manufacturing and transportation sectors. There would be enormous job losses world wide.

In addition, a collapse of the EuroZone would set off a series of defaults throughout the world. And we are not just talking about the so called PIGS, (Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain), but such western nations as Canada, America and Great Britain, (see article below - 19 countries most likely to default)

Now can you understand how the world will become so bad financially and economically that it will force the world to come together under a brand new financial world order? One that is controlled by the Antichrist and the 10 kingdoms that will work alongside him.

The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but who for one hour will receive authority as kings along with the beast.  They have one purpose and will give their power and authority to the beast. Revelation 17:12-13 NIV

From the articles:

Oil prices could surge to $175-200 per barrel if Israelattacks Iran’s nuclear facilities, leading to the closure of an important oil route, according to market observers. Tensions between the two arch foes have escalated after the International Atomic Energy Agency reported it had ‘credible’ evidence of Tehran’s nuclear weapons plan. In a survey of oil traders, Washington D.C.-based Rapidan Group said that participants expected an $11 rise in the price of a barrel in the immediate aftermath of an Israeli attack.

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As the European debt crisis continues, we drew on UBS analyst Andrew Cates' aggregate balance sheet risk index to provide a snapshot of the financial fragility of countries that look most likely to default. The factors that help determine balance sheet risk include high cumulative credit outstanding, high banking sector leverage as measured by loan-deposit ratios, and substantial public sector debt as a percentage of GDP.

Oil price to hit $175-$200 if Israel attacks Iran: analysts

http://business.financialpost.com/2011/11/09/oil-price-to-hit-175-200-if-israel-attacks-iran-analysts/

UBS: Here Are The 19 Countries Most Likely To Default

http://www.businessinsider.com/italy-countries-most-likely-to-default-2011-11