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New Coverstone Dream 09/03/2026
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The Prophecy Club host discusses new U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian financial networks and banks, along with efforts to pressure countries—including China and India—to limit business with Iran. The host says Iran may seek alternatives to the dollar, such as trading through BRICS or using gold for oil transactions. Reports that the IRGC is short of money and that economic pressure could destabilize Iran are presented, but the host doubts sanctions alone will make Iran abandon its religious and political aims.
The program’s central focus is a dream Pastor Dana Coverstone reportedly had in August 2026, titled “That’s All, Folks.” In the dream, the dollar, euro, yen, and dinar appear on a stage curtain. Their symbols catch fire and disintegrate, revealing a barren, desert-like landscape. World leaders and other figures—including U.S., British, Turkish, German, and Chinese representatives, as well as turbaned figures and people identified as terrorists—pull the curtain together, then celebrate. A rabbi appears at the end and says, in a Porky Pig voice, “That’s all, folks.”
The host interprets the dream as a warning of a sudden collapse of major currencies, followed by hardship for ordinary people and celebration among political and financial elites. He argues that the collapse could clear the way for a monitored digital-currency system, linking it to the biblical “mark of the beast.” He also warns that data centers expected to come online around 2028 could support increased tracking, while acknowledging that the timing is uncertain.
To support this interpretation, the host cites other prophecies about a rapid dollar collapse, bank closures, civil unrest, and a transition to digital money. He also references a prophecy about a financial storm and a possible New Madrid earthquake, connecting it speculatively to a future division of Jerusalem and the United States. These claims are presented as prophetic interpretations, not established events.
The program opens with a request for monthly donations of at least $100 to support the Prophecy Club’s work and says the organization is considering gold-company sponsorships. It closes by encouraging viewers to join the group, support its outreach, and prepare spiritually.
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- Presenter: Prophecy Club host, not identified by name in the subtitles.
- Featured prophecy source: Pastor Dana Coverstone.
- Other prophetic voices cited: Shane Warren, David Phillips, Brandon Biggs, Jason Meeks, and Maurice Sklar.
- Other commentator cited: Blaine Holt of Newsmax.
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