The Gathering in the Age of Darkness

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In this second science fiction fantasy, "The Gathering in the Age of Darkness," the journey continues as the world struggles with the imminent threat of a massive economic meltdown. Demonic secret societies are planning their complete dominance of 21st-century civilization by implementing a new feudalistic system of serfs, indentured servants, and peasants.

In significant opposition to these designs, is an ancient African Kemetic priesthood - Father Destiny and The Gathering - who vowed 7,000 years ago at Ipet Isut (Karnak Temple) to reincarnate during the African Spiritual Age of Darkness to combat the forces of evil, massive deception, and Isfet (disorder). Their mission is to break the spell of the global Matrix Vortex of falsehoods, massive ignorance, and economic injustices.

The Demonic Forces and the Elites have conjured a twilight zone where reality is in a state of suspended animation, with time speeding by in the blink of an eye. Events happen rapidly, causing millions of people to lose their way and fall by the wayside. And the madness of endless wars will continue, and unlike anything ever devised by man or demigod, the economic X-Factor will hasten humanity toward The Day Of Reckoning and a massive event of contagion and economic mayhem.

When the bubble bursts, it will come when few people will understand that we have reached the end of the Mother of All Bubbles. Central bankers will stop printing money, politicians will stop telling lies, religious leaders will stop praying, junkies will stop taking drugs, and the wealthy elites will move into their underground bunkers, and in their collective silence, declare The Day of Reckoning.

Edited September 30, 20241 yr by KMTPub
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