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A Grave New Vision
Now, Biggs has sounded the alarm over what he describes as a sprawling, state-sponsored attack planned to coincide with Trump’s inauguration. In his latest YouTube video, he outlines a chilling vision of catastrophic events aimed at crippling Trump’s properties, such as Trump Tower and his golf courses, as well as symbolic U.S. landmarks like the Capitol.
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The pastor’s vision includes “massive dump trucks” armed with armor plating and loaded with fertilizer-based explosives—reminiscent of the Oklahoma City bombing. According to Biggs, these vehicles are operated by an organized network of attackers with alleged ties to foreign governments. He claims, “The Lord said, This is not terrorism per se. This is an act of war per se. This is a government of another country coming against America, making it look like it’s terrorist.”
Details of the Attack
Biggs paints a harrowing picture of the attackers’ methodology. “I saw these men with these vests on in the front cab of the truck,” Biggs recounts. “They had explosives on these vests. They took the truck and they used it to go through police barricade and military barricades in Washington, DC.”
The vehicles, fortified with impenetrable armor, are designed to plow through security checkpoints. Once cornered, the attackers are said to detonate their explosive vests, creating massive craters and leveling nearby buildings. “They tried to get as close as they could to the Capitol, to major landmarks of Washington, DC,” Biggs warned.
The Missing Fertilizer Connection
Biggs’ warning comes amid an alarming development involving the disappearance of 60,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate—a chemical used both as fertilizer and an explosive. The substance vanished during a rail shipment from Wyoming to California. According to Dyno Nobel, the explosives manufacturer, the chemical was discovered missing after arriving at its destination. California authorities have launched multiple investigations, but the cause remains a mystery.
A Call to Prayer
Biggs insists his message is not meant to incite panic but to inspire action through prayer. “We pray against this for what I’ve seen coming. That’s our job. I pray protection over your families. I pray protection over our President, over the capital of America,” he said.
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The pastor urges Americans to remain vigilant and spiritually prepared, highlighting the need for intercessory prayer to shield the nation from impending danger. “This is not a call to fear, but a call to prayer,” he emphasized.
As investigations into the missing ammonium nitrate continue, Biggs’ prophetic warnings have reignited conversations about national security and spiritual readiness. Whether his vision comes to pass or not, his chilling details serve as a reminder of the vulnerabilities America faces.
