The stark claim of a controversial new film which says a crash in oil production is about to set off worldwide recession and economic collapse and could trigger a global conflict that will cost millions of lives is closer to reality than fiction according to petroleum experts.
Petroleum experts including the US Energy Information Administration says that oil production has reached its peak or that the peak is imminent, which is the message of this new film, "A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash," a film coming out in theaters across the world.
Jimmy's Prophetic Prospective on the News
A controversial film about a global disaster sparked by worldwide reduction of oil supplies is more than fiction. The film's scenario is very close to a scenario that is found in Bible prophecy.
For several years now, petroleum experts have been reporting that oil resources of the world were about to peak and to start declining, thus effecting the worldwide oil production. However, there are those who debate whether oil sources are drying up, but the rising price of crude oil per barrel has given evidence that the dramatic scenario of the newly released film, "A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash," is closer to reality than to fiction.
Bible prophecy lends evidence of a coming global conflict sparked by the high cost of oil and the decline in its production plus the ever increasing consumption of oil products. The Middle Eastern nations that are the prime suppliers of oil are all included on the list of nations that come together to destroy Israel in the Last Days, Daniel 11, Ezekiel 38 and Psalm 83. The one Middle Eastern nation with more crude oil resources than any other and may be the greatest supply of oil according to petroleum experts, the nation of Iraq has removed less than two percent of its oil from the ground, which sets Iraq in place as potentially the richest nation in the world in the future.
This scenario fits the prophetic scenario of Revelation 18 which sets the stage for Babylon, modern-day Iraq to rule the world in the Last Days.
