Everybody should watch, right?

If you can't read it, go watch the sci-fi channel's version of Childhood's End because it's the same pattern.

Arthur Zieglerc, by the way, was hanging out in the circles of Alastair Crowley.

So you can look at Karelin, right, the demon figure there who literally looks like a demon.

I don't mean, I don't know how much more obvious could it be.

Oh, he's got clove and hooves. I wonder what this is supposed to be. Hmm, I wonder.

Right. And what does he do? He comes and he offers everybody global government. He offers medical

miracles. He offers a solution to the wars and the famines and the pestilences, right?

The alien salvation narrative, which is a Gnostic mythological narrative.

But do you know how, spoiler alert, childhoods end ends?

Well, he does the same thing that Star Child does in the original story of 2001.

Oh, sorry, but in order to save you, we're going to have to take your generation of children

on our spaceship and we're going to have to nuke the rest of you.

So Earth gets nuked, just like in 2001, Earth is supposed to be nuked.

A demon comes to save humanity, to nuke Earth to save us.

Again, the aliens are always doing what the global elite are

doing why are the aliens always Malthusian it just happens to be the case that the aliens are

you know Malthusian it just happens to be the case that they're oh it just happens to be the case

that they're demons and that they say the same things demons say right oh kill everybody for us and we'll

give you a utopia, right?

Wink, wink, wink.

I mean, it's so obviously baloney.

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