I dreamt that this person came to me for something but we were in the middle of all things blowing up. As we were in the middle of an explosion and dodging explosions I thought "for sure we are going to die", we were covering ourselves, then I looked up and saw towards the horizon in the east and saw a tremendous explosion, like the whole horizon was red as if the whole earth had exploded but not. I looked again and realized it was the sun at dawn. Once I realized this, my heart was joyful because it was the dawn of a new day and it was our hope. I ran to take this man to a place where he could receive the Lord and be baptized in the Holy Spirit, but we could not find a church to do that, I was thinking in my mind " I am going to baptize this person myself", so I was practicing in my mind.

Then I found myself escorting President Bush to make a response to the President of Germany. We walked into this, what seemed like a long conference room. We walked through double tall doors. Inside was a long table with chairs on each side the length of the table. I was walking along side Mr Bush on the right side of the table. We walked to the end of the table and sat down. He sat on my right side and I on his left side. Inside this room were people seated from Germany. When we sat down, entered the German President (whatever they call him), with another man on (seemed like his assistant) on his right side. They came in and stood at the other end of the table. Mr. Bush said that the German President was no threat to the U.S. Then the German President said something in German and was translated to President Bush. "That if the U.S. did not sign the treaty not to come against Germany they would destroy the U.S. President Bush said "I will take that under advisement" He then turned away from me as to consult with somebody else. He then turned back and signed the treaty to not come against eachother.

(Back in the U.S.) As I was sitting next to U.S. delegates, they were joyful because they (U.S. and Germany) agreed that they would not hurt eachother and would stay out of each other's way. But Germany forced the U.S. to sign. One service man said, "That is great, Germany cannot do anything to us", but I said to him, "No, you do not understand, it only looks that way. . . What it really means is that Germany wants to overtake the U.S. and we cannot do anything about it because President Bush signed this treaty with them and we cannot stop them." I was troubled and stayed there, then I walked to what seemed a town familiar to me because I felt I was close to home. I looked from top of a street. All was calm. . . then suddenly, the busy fo every day began. . . construction began, I saw backhoes working, dump trucks running. Traffic appeared on the streets and they started working, moving back and forth. I thought, "It must be the start of the morning".

Because of the agreement signed by Mr. Bush, rallies began to happen after, like in stadiums, but small. . . Germans would hold them. (Like the Nazis did and Hitler, was the impression I got). Then American people would speak to try to oppose these things. I saw people with plagues, sick in these buildings with bars on the windows. My wife was safe with my girls in a house, but I did not know whose house. When I came back from being with the President, this person was getting clothes for me and they would not fit. Right then, somebody wanted to see me because I wsa requested. . . I went to this group of people, young men, with a leader like a coach. We were to be a team to watch for the sick who were infecting others with plagues. Then we had to run as to test our abilities. One young man ran ahead of me and I was to catch up. But he was running with tremendous speed. I could not catch up. . . I ran as fast as I could but it seemed that I was heavy. Then he let the others go behind me and he caught up to me, teasing me because I could not go fast. I tried very hard and finally I was gaining ground on the first one. We got back to the starting point and we had to wrestle. They appeared strong but I found that I was as strong. . . if not stronger. I found myself hiding and trying not to get caught. I was like an overseer of this whole region. . . but I had no place to stay. I would sleep and hide where I could. . . but I was being protected. I was not scared, but I knew that there were people who were like Nazis who wanted to destroy me and others. Then I woke up.