All across Europe, governments are telling their citizens to prepare for emergencies that could interrupt the services modern life depends upon. Britain’s October 22 preparedness campaign urges households to plan for disruption to electricity, water, phones and the internet. Sweden’s 2024 “In Case of Crisis or War” brochure explicitly addresses the possibility of armed attack and households surviving a week without outside assistance. The European Union’s 2025 preparedness strategy brings civilian and military readiness together, including emergency stockpiles, joint exercises and at least 72 hours of household self-sufficiency. Taken together, these measures reveal a serious planning assumption that the systems people rely upon could become overwhelmed, disrupted or unavailable. In America, the US Army has launched Operation Dragon Covenant to train soldiers on the most efficient way to bury the bodies of thousands of dead soldiers at a time. Is anyone starting to see a theme here?
“Yea, all the people of the land shall bury them; and it shall be to them a renown the day that I shall be glorified, saith the Lord GOD.” Ezekiel 39:13 (KJB)
At Fort Bragg, Operation Dragon Covenant brought together engineers, fatality management specialists, preventive medicine personnel and chaplains to test large-scale temporary battlefield interment. The Army describes standard plots holding 100 remains in five trenches. Based on excavation times, planners estimated that an engineer company equipped with eight bulldozers and four military excavators could prepare and close trenches for up to 2,400 remains in 24 hours of continuous operations. That figure measures estimated burial capacity; behind it lies the grim possibility of a battlefield where the dead cannot be promptly evacuated. The Army says it has not executed temporary battlefield interment at scale since the Korean War. Consider the human reality behind those calculations: fallen service members awaiting recovery, families awaiting answers, and combat conditions severe enough to interrupt the journey home. The soldiers developing these procedures are confronting consequences that every political leader contemplating escalation right now should be made to explain.
According to the Associated Press, American officials have warned regional allies to prepare for possible military action after the November 3 elections and Iranian retaliation against energy facilities and other critical infrastructure. Those warnings describe how another offensive could reach beyond the targets of the opening strikes and disrupt the systems that sustain civilian life. The much broader picture is that governments are increasingly preparing for conditions in which both civilian services and military support systems come under extraordinary strain. Households are being asked to build reserves; Army engineers are testing burial trenches. The public deserves a clear explanation of the risks driving those preparations. Before Washington launches another offensive, Americans should demand specific objectives, an accounting of the potential human cost, and an explanation of how leaders intend to prevent the next escalation from becoming a much larger war.
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On this episode of the Prophecy News Podcast, on our Monday Podcast, we told you about FORTRESS America from the Pentagon preparing for war on US soil, and on Wednesday we showed you how dozens of governments around the world are telling their citizens to prepare for a coming emergency. Today we show you Operation Dragon Covenant taking place this week, training the Army on the most efficient way of burying the bodies of thousands of dead US soldiers on the battlefield.
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