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Consider a future where economic, totalitarian, and religious kingdoms could unite under a King-Maker, steering humanity towards an apocalyptic scenario.

Kingdoms have come and kingdoms have disappeared throughout history. Kings have waged war with each other, redefining geographical boundaries. Recent history is no stranger to this phenomenon, although supranational groups like the League of Nations and the United Nations (UN) were formed to curtail such activities, according to official sources.

As it has been said, “War has been waged ever since mankind existed. History, as it has been taught, is largely a history of wars.”

Rethinking Kingdoms

If we examine three of the most dominant kingdoms of the past century — 1. the West (Europe and USA), 2. Russia and China and 3. Islamic nations, we see three very distinct types of power:

1. The Economic Power of Capitalism through trade, innovation, technology and productivity
2. The Totalitarian Power of Communism through brutalism and social credit systems
3. The Religious Power of Islam through radical teaching and cult-like zealotry

Ever since the First World War and the establishment of supranational groups like the League of Nations and the UN, the traditional view of war has changed, as has the notion of kingdoms and kings. Kingdoms today seem to be different from all the other kingdoms we’ve known in the past. How so?

Various leaders, including President Woodrow Wilson, Mikhail Gorbachev and George H. W. Bush, have called for the establishment of a New World Order. In each case, a form of global governance, without US dominance, is assumed. Most recently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and UN have been collaborating to usher in the New World Order through global tools such as the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) scores and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) integrate these tools to manipulate capital markets and institutionalise UN values.

What will nations, nations states and kingdoms look like within the New World Order? The UN, WEF and other supranational organisations have a global citizen-centric view on the New World Order as they busy themselves destroying national sovereignty, demolishing borders and forcing mass immigration. In lieu of sovereign nations, the UN describes about 20 regions within their “geoscheme.” However, one must question the individual powers of these regions within a borderless world. It would seem that the fusion of big corporation and state control (PPPs) is becoming a more potent locus of power.

The farewell address of US President Dwight D. Eisenhower on January 17, 1961 made the term “Military-Industrial Complex” mainstream. It made real the fears of many Americans that the military and the contractors who supplied it with munitions and technology were actually driving US foreign policy, not elected politicians. The perverted incentives underpinning such a complex makes “forever wars” a business necessity.

However, it was the COVID era that really made people stand up and pay attention when Big Pharma (The Bio-Pharmaceutical Industrial Complex) showed just how much power they exerted over health policy in the United States. When we reflect back on the pain and suffering of the COVID era, one must wonder just how many “Industrial Complexes” have become apparent since 2020.

Small businesses were destroyed, vaccines were mandated, free speech was crushed, schooling was lost and citizens were imprisoned while illegal immigrants were welcomed. Years later, lower and middle-class citizens still experience mortgage stress, crippling inflation, unbridled immigration and rising homelessness. Many live in fear and need to choose between heating and eating. Millions continue to suffer from vaccine-related diseases and excess mortality. It feels like we are at war… but with what or with whom?

Robert Malone’s article Fear, Loathing and the Jab provides a vital clue via a diagram developed by a British author David CM Carter.

In this diagram are depicted approximately ten Industrial Complexes or “big” entities, waging ten different “wars” against humanity.

An eleventh kingdom or entity not mentioned by David Carter is the “failed” Election Industrial Complex (EIC) which I have elsewhere described in Let me Count the Ways and King-Maker.

In the latter article, I conclude by noting that:

significant changes are likely already being planned (just like what happened after the 2016 election). The head of the EIC (whoever that may be) will remove / replace malfunctioning elements e.g. Big Tech, Big Media & Entertainment and Weaponised Justice and come back bigger and uglier in the future, in my opinion.

A Terrifying Scenario

Let’s consider a thought experiment loosely based on Daniel chapter 7.

The three failed Industrial Complexes mentioned earlier are uprooted and internalised by the King-Maker who then accumulates the power to rule over all other Industrial Complex “kings.” He manages to harness the Economic Power of Capitalism, the Totalitarian Power of Communism and the Religious Power of Islam and incorporates these into his kingdom. One can only imagine how terrifying a totally integrated network of ten Industrial Complexes like this would be, when ruled over by a narcissistic, sociopathic King-Maker. Different from any other kingdom that ever existed, it could theoretically devour the whole earth and crush it. It’s almost apocalyptic.

This kind of power infused within the EIC is speculation. However, the 2025 US State Governor races and the 2026 US mid-term elections must be monitored. Strong evidence of election fraud would indicate that the King-Maker is back — with a vengeance!

His Story

The Bible is a unique history book. It begins earlier than any other with the creation of the universe and extends to the very end of the world as we know it. Not only does it reveal the hidden past, but predicts the future, because the Bible is His Story.

Scripture often speaks of warring kingdoms because God used these for His own purposes. He stirred up the spirits of kingdoms to incite wars in order to punish rebellion and define the boundaries of nations. He did it not just to His own people, Israel, but also to nations that attacked her using excess force.

In my article Space-Time, I wrote:

What we all need to realise is that national sovereignty is God’s plan for humanity. When humans attempted to build a tower (Babel) to reach the heavens, God scuttled their plans and divided them into people groups.

A King-Maker building a One World Government is similar to Nimrod building the Tower of Babel. Therefore, God will not allow the King-Maker to run roughshod over humanity indefinitely. It wouldn’t be a surprise if the Bible contained a story similar to this one of ten kingdoms and a sociopathic overlord.

However, we need not fear. As Jesus Himself promised:

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