A Test for the Velocity of the Second Signpost

By Mark Davidson on September 28, 2026 • ( 0 )

(28 September 2026) After so many years of watching for the coming of the Second Signpost, it has arrived, as written about here, and in Daniel Revisited.

We have been watching the Iran War since February 28, and the “official” beginning of the Second Signpost on September 11.

That beginning was the day when East-West pipeline pumping station no. 9 was attacked by drones from a region right next to Susa.

Oil Flowing Again in the East-West Pipeline

News articles here and here report that Saudi Aramco got the oil flowing again today, 17 days after the oil was shut off.

Unconfirmed rumors say that Aramco merely laid pipe bypassing the pumping station which is still in ruins.

With the oil flowing again at a fraction of the flow before the attack, at least this will provide some relief for Europe.

A Velocity Test

Now, an “extra” 3 or 4 million barrels per day are flowing again out of the Middle East, starting today.

So, the question that naturally occurs is, how quickly will the regime cause the oil to be stopped again? They might do it by blowing up tankers in Hormuz, but an attack on the pipeline would shut that down.

If perhaps two weeks or more pass before the pipeline is attacked again, perhaps the Second Signpost may come slower.

If only a few days pass before the pipeline is attacked again, the Second Signpost may come faster.

It’s not an exact science of course, but the speed at which the pipeline is stopped again might give us a clue as to how fast things will move.

Conclusion

With the second horseman steadily taking more peace of mind away from more and more of the earth, coupled with the major recruitment of manpower with the excuse of defending against an American land invasion, it seems the coming of the Second Signpost is all but certain.

Million-man demonstration showing the five flags of Shi’ism, September 17, 2026. Notice the four familiar colors of the five flags, the same as those horses.

How fast it arrives is still the biggest unknown.

Keep watch.