Does Les think the Warsaw Pact military is still intact?
Yes, the Warsaw Pact military is regarded as still relatively intact and a viable military force. This view rests on an agreement that the East German Army would remain in the Warsaw Pact for at least another four years, keeping Gomer intact with Russia and its consortium of nations.
Les explains that when the Soviet bloc began falling apart, many wondered about Ezekiel 38. He notes a news article reporting that Helmut Kohl and Gorbachev agreed the East German Army would remain in the Warsaw Pact for at least four more years. That, he says, meant Gomer remained intact with Russia and its consortium. He adds that the four years were not yet up, though he did not know whether it was still true. He feels the Warsaw Pact military is still relatively intact and a viable force, and he notes the Russian Army is east of the Ural Mountains, poised and ready to move when authorities order it.
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Did Les believe the Warsaw Pact military was still a viable force?
At the time of the lesson, Les felt that the Warsaw Pact military was still relatively intact and still a viable military force.