When in Europe, just who do you see? That's the problem facing President George W. Bush on his visit to Europe. And, from the looks of it, the answer to that question is "everybody." You meet with everybody.

From a Bible prophecy perspective, our answer may come a little more into focus. President Bush met with the EU "big three" -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair, French President Jacques Chirac and German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder Read about it here  I  And here  I  And here. And, he met with our Mr. Invisible, the EU's Javier Solana. But, as you've probably noticed, this meeting with Solana didn't get much media attention.

How may these meetings be connected to Bible prophecy? The three leaders that President Bush met with -- the EU "big three" mentioned above -- were also on the scene as members of the 10-nation Western European Union military alliance when Solana suddenly appeared among them back in 1999. In other words, if Solana is fulfilling the prophecies about the little horn of Daniel (Daniel 7:8), these three leaders could very possibly be the three of the first horns that are destined to be pulled.

Furthermore, if Solana is fulfilling the prophecies about the little horn, he would be leading a revival of the old Roman Empire. Interestingly, this meeting between Bush, Solana and the other members of the EU troika, marks the first official visit of a US President to the EU as a political entity.

Am I suggesting that I think Javier Solana may be the little horn of Daniel's prophecy? I really don't know. What I do know is there are apparent fulfillements of prophecy that are associated with Solana's rise to political power in the EU. I also know, if things continue on their present course, as of January 1, 2007, Solana will no longer be required to have the other members of the EU troika present when he meets with a US President. At that time, he will be in his new position as EU Foreign Minister. In other words, Solana will no longer be Mr. Invisible.

I wonder where the "big three" will be then?