How many soldiers did Mao Tse-Tung boast China could field?
Mao Tse-Tung repeatedly boasted that China, with its one billion people, could place 200,000,000 military servicemen on the field at any given time. He made this claim as a boast about China's military capacity. This 200 million-man army was the force he claimed China could field.
Les teaches that Mao Tse-Tung was constantly bragging that he could put 200,000,000 military men on the field, and that China, with her one billion people, can put 200,000,000 servicemen in the field in any given time. Les feels this 200,000,000-man army will be the Chinese along with probably a few other Orientals, moving westward toward the Middle East. He explains that God will sovereignly cause the Chinese authorities to send that army westward, and it will be like Sherman's march to the sea, destroying everything in its path. Les thinks this Chinese horde will murder, mutilate, and ravage the countryside as they move toward the Middle East. The River Euphrates is still a natural barrier, and current bridges would not hold 200,000,000 men, so God will dry up the Euphrates so they can simply migrate across it. Les sees this great 200,000,000-man army beginning to move out of the east.