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The Online World is Satan's Kingdom





The future is offline for those who love the truth and freedom.

What is the online world to you? What is it in general?

Isn’t it reasonable to conclude that it is going to be a closed system one day, only accessible to those who go along with the agenda of those who are in power?

Those who rule the world control the people through money. The central banks control the monetary systems, thus, the economies, politics, commerce, and everything else that runs off money.

If I wanted to control the entire world, I would create online technology, including smart technology. This is how I would control the masses to go along with my agenda.

The Bible explains that this world system is in Satan’s control. That’s why he offered it to Jesus in the wilderness, as a failed temptation.

We can conclude that the online world then was created for the sole purpose of controlling everyone who participates in the world system.

In just two decades the world has become almost completely dependent upon the online world to run the system. We are almost at the point where everyone in the system is dependent upon the online world to buy, sell, and function in this world.

The interesting thing is how hardly anyone finds this alarming. They are so excited about being online, entering the online portal, branding themselves and their lives, that they just don’t seem to care about the logical conclusions the online world brings.

Obviously, it was created to control us in a technological, tyrannical world; once we are fully dependent upon it to function in the system, then we will have to go along with the NWO agenda in order to have access to it.

Yet, still, we go along using it, thinking it is here for our benefit. We think it is just another technology in the progress of mankind.

It is one thing to use it now, yet another to not even consider these things. To actually believe it is a beneficial thing to mankind.

Ever since the smartphones have showed up, our societies have declined rapidly in morality, in selfishness, in vanity. How can we even pretend the smartphone has been a good thing for mankind? It has ruined us faster than anything could and ever will.

Consider the propaganda machine the online world has produced. It makes Hitler’s radio, newspapers, and vintage films look like child’s play, and look what he did with those mediums.

Do we think we are better than the German people? If we really consider this, we have to admit we are much worse, much more ignorant and stupid.

The online world is nothing more than Satan’s kingdom, or at least it will be shortly. One could say it is the foundation for his coming NWO kingdom on earth, when his supernatural darkness will manifest on earth as it is in the dark realm the demonic now resides.

Yet most people love their smartphone, they love the online world. So much so, they brand themselves, like cattle get branded by their owners, they brand their face, their life, their families, their homes, etc.

Are they not branding themselves into the kingdom of darkness. Are they not showing their allegiance to the coming kingdom of Satan?

The online world is not reality.

Do people realize this?

Reality is offline, outside of the online world.

Yet, how many people live in reality anymore?

If they aren’t in reality, where are they?

Are they not in the online dimensional world, a false reality? Did they not enter into the online portal when they decided to video tape their faces and lives, to brand themselves and their lives in the online world? Or at least to follow those who do with idolatrous worship.

Is this false reality a good place?

Has the world become a better place since it came about? Have people become better people since the online world appeared in our lives?

Are people who have fully entered into the online portal better people than those who have nothing to do with it?

We can fool ourselves all we want, but we know that the world has gone dark ever since the online world has come about.

The propaganda has taken over our lives and is shaping our perceptions every day we live; we are being led like blind animals into the abyss with every hive mind trend and every false narrative being pushed.

Yes, we must conclude the online world, the smart technology, are simply here to control us in the coming New World Order.

No one even understands how this technology works. We know it does work, but we don’t know how, not even the people who made it. Is it going too far to say that online technology, smart technology is supernatural?

Mechanical technology makes sense to me, but digital technology doesn’t.

The smartphone is more important to people than anything, even their families, loved ones, and the Holy Bible. You could take everything away from a person, but not their smartphone, not their access to online technology — it is the only thing they can’t do without besides maybe food and water.

Isn’t that strange?

How is it that one thing can have so much importance in a person’s life?

Online technology has become the most important thing in nearly everyone’s life. Doesn’t that mean that nearly everyone will do whatever the NWO tells them to do in order to continue using it? Especially, the younger generations.

Maybe the Boomer generation and X will resist being forced into taking the mark of the beast in order to access the online world, but what about the younger generations who have never lived without it?

Aren’t the evil rulers of the world simply waiting for the older generations to pass away before they set their ultimate trap?

Seems like the Amish were right after all.

One day, if we want to remain free and have eternal life with Jesus Christ, we will have to stop using the online world completely.

It is a logical conclusion.

So, in the meantime, why don’t we plan on living our lives without online technology as much as possible, then when the rulers of evil say we must take the mark of the beast to have access to it, we can more easily just say no and get offline completely.

That seems to be the best way to plan for the future if you ask me.

The future is offline for those who love the truth and freedom. For those who want eternal life with Jesus Christ.

The future is online for those who take the mark of the beast and want to be in Satan’s kingdom in this world, until they pass away and then die the second death, the death of their souls.

Sounds harsh, but what other conclusion can we have?

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