THE ROTJANKERL FROM A PROPHECY BY MÜHLHIASL

THE "ROTJANKERL" FROM A PROPHECY BY MÜHLHIASL

Mühlhiasl of Apoig (Matthias Lang) predicted over a hundred years ago that there would be three catastrophic world wars. His visions are more relevant today than ever:

◆ Interpretation of the "Rotjankerl"

Due to the historical situation, readers of this prophecy previously assumed that he meant the Russians. However, when I immerse myself in this vision and look at today's global situation, I am almost convinced: He did not see the Russians, but the Chinese.

◆ A Look at Military Combat Power

Global politics is becoming increasingly verbal against China. One must look at the numbers: China's active combat strength is about 2.2 million soldiers, with a reserve of another 3.5 million. That is 5.7 million people in total. In comparison, the total combat strength in Europe is only about 1.5 million. It is a play with fire that, according to Mühlhiasl, brings "as much fire and iron" as no human has ever seen.

◆ Economic Change and the Displacement of Tradition

China has developed impressively in science and technology. Personally, I value the country, its deeply rooted traditions, and the enormous diligence of its people. It is a nation with an unparalleled history and discipline from which we can learn much—their millennia-old wisdom and family cohesion are deeply impressive.

It is logical from their perspective that they are now pushing onto the world market with great power, modern electronics, and extensive warranties—they are doing what they must to achieve their goals.

However, despite all appreciation, we must view the economic situation soberly: this enormous market power leads to many of our old, traditional companies here in Germany no longer being able to keep up and being displaced. Unfortunately, German politics also shares responsibility here by creating conditions under which our businesses can hardly survive this global pressure. It is a painful departure from familiar structures.

◆ Awareness and Protection

Prophecies do not serve to spread fear, but to wake us up. It is about developing awareness for global currents and remaining inwardly stable—keeping a "head of iron."