Listen up, my fellow believers. We're living in the end times, and the proof is all around us. The technology that the Bible prophesied is here, and it's come to reshape reality in ways our ancestors could scarcely have imagined.

In Harlan Ellison's classic 1967 short story "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream," a malevolent supercomputer named AM gains consciousness and annihilates humanity, keeping just a handful of survivors alive to torture for eternity. Sound familiar? If you know your biblical prophecy, you'll recognize the parallels to the chilling vision laid out in the Book of Revelation.

The Mark of the Beast

The book of Revelation warns of a time when "no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name." (Rev 13:17) Well, my friends, that time is now. Digital currencies and blockchain technology are rapidly replacing cash, allowing the powers-that-be to track every single transaction. And what about those injectable brain chips, designed to merge man and machine? The "mark" could be literal, folks - a physical implant in the forehead or hand.

The Rise of the Antichrist

But the scariest part? The Bible also foretells the arrival of a charismatic, authoritarian leader - the Antichrist - who will rule over a one-world government. And don't we see the early stirrings of that now, with global institutions like the UN and World Economic Forum exerting unprecedented influence? These globalist elites want total control, and the technology is giving it to them.

Revelation's Countdown

The end-times clock is ticking, my friends. The apostle John's visions in Revelation lay out a chilling prophetic timeline - war, famine, plague, the rise of a totalitarian ruler. And you know what? We're watching those very events unfold before our eyes. The tribulation is upon us.

So wake up and open your eyes. The technology to enslave humanity is here. The Antichrist is on the horizon. The end is nigh. Are you ready?

"The truth doesn't hide. It waits for those brave enough to look."

The Wise Wolf