Many of us think that the apocalypse is the end of the world, the death of the world in general. Many die, but not all. Apocalypse is a change in the life order familiar to people and, of course, the shocks that accompany this change. In other words, this is what we today call “a change in the technological order.” Of course, not only technological, but also cultural and ideological, everyday, day after day.
There have been many apocalypses in human history. If any European of the 13th-15th centuries were shown how he would exist as a worker in a factory two or three hundred years later, during the “industrial revolution”, he would have decided that he was dead and in hell. And, of course, this was not only for Europeans:
By the way, In the finale, of the “Apocalypto” movie by Mel Gibson, the same director who filmed The Passion of the Christ, the surviving heroes – mother, father and child – go into the forest. Will they survive? Who knows. But at least they were smart enough to try to escape.
So, in the above engraving, people mock John the Apostle, who foresaw another apocalypse. They didn’t believe him and since he “told bad news” and thereby deprived people of peace and a positive perception of the reality around them, they sought to take revenge on him – and as cruelly as possible. Surely they shouted something about “conspiracy theory” and “tinfoil hat” to him, we don’t know what it was called in the first century from the Nativity of Christ.
We are now expecting another change in the technological order. As a result, people will become not capricious, but obedient; they will not need laws – there are so many of them anyway that no one really understands them, they will not need morality – the art of distinguishing good from evil, but what about the rest?
Moreover, evil will be forbidden and inaccessible, and it will be easy and convenient to follow the path of good without an alternative – with the help of social rating, biometrics, digital money and other “corridors of opportunities”.
But people do not understand their happiness and the most stupid and hat-foiling people even see this as signs of the onset of the kingdom of the Antichrist. Therefore, they must be “encouraged”, lightly push towards the future. How?
Consciousness does not work. Laziness, greed, stupidity and fear work. Fear is best. For example, the fear of disease and hunger. This is where the “horsemen of the Apocalypse” come to the rescue”: war, famine, disease and death.
The first rider of the 21st century apocalypse to come to our world is called “climatic catastrophe”. Previously, it was called “global warming”, but then they tweaked it a little. And you can understand why. Because, for example, last Friday, on August 4th, 2023, snowplows were working in southern Germany:
This is the city of Reutlingen. Up to 30 centimeters of hail fell here. Some people were trapped by it while motorists did not have the opportunity to pass, so they had to take snowplows out of the garages. Even bulldozers were used to clear some streets. The footage shows how people work with shovels to remove snow, resulting in large snowdrifts on the sidewalks.
The next day, Saturday, temperatures plummeted in in the Dolomites in northern Italy. It snowed while the locals started making snowmen.
And in the Netherlands, Sunday August the 6th was generally the coldest August day on record. “Coldest August 6th Since Recording Started?” asks Dutch journalist and writer Hans van Tellingen on his blog page:
The second in line, but not least, horseman of the apocalypse – XXI is called “pandemic”. There should be many pandemics, good and different, they discipline people a lot. But not all.
While “global warming” in Europe is setting new records, Austrians in the city of Linz have put 10,000 leaflets in the mailboxes with information about the WHO’s future plans for the whole world.
The leaflet can also be downloaded from this site and contains the 10 most important points of the new global pandemic treaty that directly affects all people on earth. The site also includes a survey that asks site visitors to answer 10 questions about how informed they are about WHO’s plans.
Already, even Bill Gates admits that he did not expect such a level of resistance that irresponsible people provided during the pandemic. According to him, he is shocked by this and believes that public mistrust in vaccines has grown to unprecedented proportions.
That’s right, distrust has grown. Before the “pandemic” it was almost non-existent, but now it is. Why? Well, there are smart people out there and for them, everything is fine.
It’s just a convenience. “Everything for man”. A “message” well received.
