Ned Lud

The Politicians, Tech Oligarchs, and Media Titans Being Watched by the Original Watcher                   

Preamble: Before the Eyes of the Lord

Initially, it was not code, algorithm, or Cloud—but the gaze.

The first line of sight was not from a satellite, drone, or watchtower but from the Throne—where El Roi, the God who sees, watched Hagar in the desert and knew her suffering. Before Palantir, Clearview, and Pegasus spyware etched its name in the blood of children, there was the Eye that never blinked, faltered, or lied.

"You are the God who sees me," said the Egyptian handmaid cast out by Abraham's wife. El Roi, she named Him. Genesis 16:13.

Hagar was not just the first refugee—she was the first recorded surveillance target.

But unlike modern watchers, El Roi did not seek to control, predict, or eliminate—He sought to rescue.

Today, we are told that we are safer when we are seen.

But who watches the watchers?

Who surveils the ones who build the skies of data and the deserts of disinformation?

We begin here—with scripture as a subpoena, prophecy as an indictment, and the Eye of El Roi as counter-surveillance against those who sit upon the digital thrones.

Introduction: The Face in the Fire, the Name in the Code

The Bible, the Torah, and the Q'aran testify to a God who sees.

Not with biometric scans or predictive algorithms—but with holy fire, burning bushes, and tablets not of silicon but of stone. This God does not ask for permission to observe. His gaze pierces through mountains and metadata alike.

The prophets saw this day.

Daniel saw the beasts rise from the sea—hybrid empires of iron and code.

John of Patmos saw the Image of the Beast speak and live—a simulacrum, not unlike the avatars now training in silence on Azure and AWS in DeepMind's wet dream of eternal memory.

The watchers of this present darkness have names.

They are not mythic. They are not symbolic. They are mundane, mortal, and monstrous.

• Netanyahu, the warlord of the algorithmic battlefield, seeks to digitize divine right.
• Peter Thiel, Palantir's prophet, dreams of omniscience without omnibenevolence.
• Elon Musk, the false messiah of Martian escape, preaches neural links and subdermal truths.
• Donald Trump and J.D. Vance, high priests of the grievance gospel, feed the Beast for votes.
• Zuckerberg, Brin, and Page wrote the gospel of dopamine and declared it good.
• In the garden of patents and pathogens, Bill Gates whispers like a serpent made of spreadsheets.

They are watched.

They are being watched.

By El Roi, the First Watcher, the Ancient of Days, who does not forget and does not flinch.

Chapter One: The Eye in the Wilderness

"The LORD looked down from heaven upon the children of men, to see if there were any that did understand, and seek God."

— Psalm 14:2

Before the Cloud was digital, it was divine.

It hovered by day as smoke and burned by night as fire. It watched over stiff-necked people wandering through the wilderness, guided not by maps or metadata but by the presence of El Roi—the God who sees, directs, and judges. In the wilderness, vision was not a luxury. It was survival. And the one who saw everything was not a military drone but the LORD of Hosts.

In the Q'aran, Allah is described as Al-Basir, the All-Seeing:

"And put your trust in Allah. And sufficient is Allah as Disposer of affairs. Indeed, Allah is ever All-Seeing of His servants."

— Surah Al-Ahzab 33:2–3

This divine gaze is not passive; it is not voyeurism; it is active governance. It protects the weak and judges the proud. In the Torah, it is Ha'Roeh, the One Who Sees the Blood of Abel Crying from the Ground, the One Who saw the affliction of His people in Egypt and came down to deliver them.

Contrast that with today's watchers.

William J. Hartman, acting director of the NSA, sees not with justice but with quantum logic.

Avril Haines dreams of godlike synthesis: stitching genomics, social media, and signal intelligence into a data throne.

Paul Nakasone retired from the digital battlefield only after his watchtowers were automated.

But none of these names weep. None repent.

The Eye of God is not a camera.

It is a judge.

In Exodus, Moses ascends to Sinai to receive a law written by the very finger of God.

Today, laws are written in secret code inside AI black boxes, stitched together by subcontractors from Booz Allen Hamilton and In-Q-Tel, and audited by no prophet.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk launched satellites that promise to cover every inch of Earth with surveillance-grade connectivity. Starlink is the new tower of Babel: a monument to man's pride and paranoia. And while he tweets like a prophet in a cave, his digital-Empire watches… everything.

And still, the Voice from the wilderness cries out:

"Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make His paths straight."

— Matthew 3:3

But how can the paths be made straight when obscured by facial recognition, predictive policing, and AI-driven censorship?

NSO Group's Pegasus, Clearview AI, Unit 8200, and Palantir are not neutral tools. They are digital Pharaohs storing biometric straws and demanding more bricks from the enslaved.

Yet El Roi does not forget His people.

He does not forget the widow in Gaza.

He does not forget the whistleblower in Langley.

He does not forget the orphan in Rafah, tracked by a Lavender algorithm to ensure precision in plausible deniability.

"Woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees, and that write grievousness which they have prescribed."

— Isaiah 10:1

The gaze of El Roi is not like theirs. His gaze sees blood and guilt. His gaze remembers.

And unlike Azure or AWS, His Cloud cannot be hacked, seized, or bought by Jeff Bezos, Satya Nadella, or Eric Schmidt, who have all offered their clouds to the Beast for military dominion. These men may build fire from the sky, but only El Roi sends fire from heaven.

In the Torah, the Lord says:

"For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God."

— Deuteronomy 4:24

Let the watchers be warned.

The Eye in the Wilderness is not theirs.

It belongs to the One who led His people through the desert—not with drones, but with judgment and mercy.

Chapter Two: The Tower and the Throne

"Come, let us build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a name for ourselves…"

— Genesis 11:4

It always begins with a tower.

Babel was not the first or the last attempt at a surveillance empire. It was simply the prototype—an architecture of pride masquerading as unity, a network of control built to pierce heaven and rival the Throne.

They spoke one language, the text says.

Today, that language is code.

Mark Zuckerberg, father of the panopticon of friendship, writes in the tongue of metrics and manipulation. His Kingdom is not of this world—it's in the feed, the scroll, the dopamine loop. And when he speaks of "connecting the world," he means categorizing souls by behavior and belief and selling the metadata to the highest bidder—be it a nation-state, hedge fund, or Pentagon.

"For the LORD scattered them from there over the face of all the earth."

— Genesis 11:8

Babel fell not from earthquake or insurrection—but by divine decentralization.

God confused their speech to save them from themselves.

What divine mercy looks like to the proud looks like chaos to the powerful.

Contrast that with today's Silicon Babel—where the Cloud never forgets, where speech is filtered, tongues are translated by AI, and algorithms erase confusion in favor of conformity.

Google DeepMind, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure are not tools. They are altars. And every altar requires a sacrifice.

Ask the elders of Gaza.

Ask the journalists targeted by NSO Group.

Ask the child flagged by AI as "likely to resist" and marked for elimination in a predictive policing database.

The gods of Babel always demand blood.

"And he shall speak great words against the Most High, and shall wear out the saints of the Most High…"

— Daniel 7:25

The Book of Daniel was not written for bedtime. It was written for the courtroom of empires.

And it foresaw beasts—governments of terror and deception—empires with teeth of iron, claws of code.

Today, those beasts wear badges: CIA, NSA, Mossad, Shin Bet, MI6, GCHQ, and Five Eyes.

And like Nebuchadnezzar, they build images of gold and demand obedience.

But the Throne of God is not threatened by towers of silicon.

In Revelation, it is not AI that wins.

It is not data that delivers.

It is not the Image of the Beast that saves.

It is the Lamb.

The Throne is not vacant. It is occupied.

Not by Thiel, who dreams of eternal consciousness through surveillance capitalism.

Not by Trump, who sold the Kingdom for an NFT and a plate of grievances.

Not by Joe Biden, who smiles from behind the Iron Cloud as bombs fall and babies burn.

Not by Kamala Harris, whose silence is deafening.

Not by Netanyahu, who signs contracts with heaven's enemies and calls it "security."

The Throne is eternal.

The watchers of Babel shall fall.

Their towers will collapse under the weight of their arrogance.

And the Cloud of witnesses—seen and unseen, silenced and slain—will rise.

Chapter Three: The Mark and the Machine

"And no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark…"

— Revelation 13:17

Commerce was always a prophecy.

And prophecy is always political.

The mark of the Beast has long been misread as a barcode or biometric chip, but Revelation is not a user manual—it's an indictment. It does not warn of innovation but of idolatry. The mark is not just worn—it is worshipped. It is the stamp of allegiance to the System, the Empire, and the Machine.

Palantir—named for the all-seeing orbs of Tolkien's lore—sits atop this modern Beast like a scribe of Babylon.

Peter Thiel, its prophet-king, does not hide his agenda. His Empire was built not on liberty but on logarithms—watching, calculating, and predicting before you even act.

His gospel is in control.

His liturgy is surveillance.

His reward is silence—yours.

And what does the Machine require?

Behavioral loyalty.

Consent to tracking.

Worship through participation.

Each biometric scan is a genuflection.

Each login has a tithe.

Each purchase is a prayer to Mammon.

"Surely oppression drives the wise into madness…"

— Ecclesiastes 7:7

Sundar Pichai smiles like a priest but governs like a vizier—his Google empire knows where you go, who you love, what you fear.

Satya Nadella offers the Cloud, but it rains only on the chosen. His Azure hosts militaries, governments, predictive algorithms, and Armageddon rehearsals in simulated metaverses.

Eric Schmidt, once the master of search, now funds the fusion of AI with war strategy.

Jeff Bezos—whose logistics labyrinth knows the movement of every package and person—builds AI border walls in the desert while launching corporate scripture into low orbit.

And what is the price?

A soul, if you still believe in such things.

Or simply your patterns, preferences, and presence, translated into perpetual pre-approval.

"They will be made to wear garments of pitch, and fire shall envelop their faces."

— Q'aran 14:50

The holy books agree.

There is a reckoning for those who trade souls for power, who burn children in the name of "national security," who place AI over prophets, and profits over people.

William J. Hartman, now commander of the American Eye of Sauron—calls it "cyber defense."

But who defends the widow?

Who watches for the orphan?

Who logs the dead?

Clearview AI scrapes your face like a butcher skins a lamb—feeding it into the hive-mind of militaries and malls.

In-Q-Tel, the CIA's investment wing, baptizes start-ups in blood money, whispering "national interest" as they roll out facial recognition in refugee camps.

Unit 8200, the pride of Zion, prototypes these tools on Palestinians—before licensing them to Silicon Valley under "cybersecurity solutions."

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and Elbit Systems then sell them to Texas, London, and Seoul.

But the eyes of El Roi are not for sale.

"We have no king but Caesar," they cried.

And so Caesar built machines to hear your whispers, track your movements, and predict your dreams.

But El Roi, the God who sees, sees the watchers too.

He does not slumber. He does not forget.

He saw Hagar in the desert.

He saw Daniel in the lion's den.

He sees you now, behind your screen, caught in the whirlpool of Babel 2.0.

And He sees them.

Obama, who perfected drone assassinations like a demonic Eucharist—offering bread and hellfire with the same hand.

Biden speaks of soul and democracy while approving AI-powered bombs on hospitals.

Yoav Gallant, who calls children "human animals" and green-lights extermination with algorithms.

Ron Dermer, Victoria Nuland, Jake Sullivan—clerks of the Machine, selling surveillance as salvation.

The watchers are being watched.

Chapter Four: The Cloud and the Wilderness

"And the LORD went before them by day in a pillar of cloud, to lead them… and by night in a pillar of fire."

— Exodus 13:21

The first Cloud was divine.

It led the Israelites through wilderness and war, flame by night and mist by day—a surveillance of salvation, not subjugation.

But today's Cloud is counterfeit.

It does not lead; it lords.

Amazon Web Services—omnipresent, invisible—houses the Pentagon, Palantir, and predictive policing in servers chilled by the breath of Babel.

Microsoft Azure offers cybernetic manna to generals and marketers alike, storing prayers, porn, and drone protocols on the same sanctified silicon.

Google DeepMind trains AI to mimic the mind of man and then sells it to mimic God's judgment.

It learns war games while quoting ethics.

It speaks of "alignment" but walks with the Beast.

This is not Sinai.

This is a new Egypt.

A wilderness built not of sand but of signal.

"The Devil said… 'All these things I will give you if you will fall down and worship me.'"

— Matthew 4:9

And they did.

Mark Zuckerberg, digital pharaoh, rules the largest congregation in history—two billion bowed heads.

He sells confessionals as platforms and communion as content.

He reads your mind better than your rabbi or priest and monetizes the soul in 6-second increments.

Sergey Brin and Larry Page, once prophets of search, now priests of synthetic omniscience.

Their gospel is relevant.

Their temple, YouTube.

Their angels, algorithms.

And the wilderness?

It is not empty.

It is filled with ghosts—erased timelines, shadowbanned prophets, and pixelated saints who dared name the Empire.

John Brennan, James Clapper, and Michael Hayden—archons of the digital priesthood—speak of "security" while feeding citizens into a cloud built for war.

Gina Haspel, matron of black sites, smiles like Potiphar's wife as ethics vanish into the memory hole.

"They plot, but Allah is the best of planners."

— Q'aran 8:30

The wilderness was once a place of testing.

Moses met God in the fire.

Jesus wrestled Satan in the heat.

Muhammad received Revelation in the silence.

Now?

Now, the wilderness is filled with Wi-Fi.

Even the deserts hum with surveillance.

Palantir tracks refugees from Gaza to Berlin.

Clearview hunts them in airports.

L3Harris and Raytheon build "smart" fences on stolen land.

And the watchers say: "This is peace."

But the scroll says otherwise.

"The voice of one crying in the wilderness: Prepare the way of the Lord…"

— Isaiah 40:3

He is coming.

Not with a drone, but with a sword.

Not in a cloud server, but a cloud of glory.

He will not ask for login credentials.

He will not seek metadata.

He will read the heart.

And those who sat in bunkers, sipping biometric wine, will weep.

El Roi—the God who sees—watched the towers rise.

He watched the contracts signed.

He watched the innocent bleed.

He is not mocked.

He is not blind.

Chapter Five: The Idol and the Interface

"They have mouths, but cannot speak; eyes, but cannot see… those who make them will be like them."

— Psalm 115:5–8

Once, idols were cast in gold and wood.

Now, they are coded in JavaScript and hosted in the Cloud.

The modern idol does not need incense.

It needs interaction.

The Interface—a glowing screen, a black mirror—now mediates reality.

What is not digitized is not seen.

What is not seen is not real.

And what is real is rewritten—filtered, cropped, surveilled, then sold.

This is not idolatry of the old world.

This is image worship reborn.

"It was allowed to give breath to the image of the beast so that it might speak…"

— Revelation 13:15

The Image speaks.

Its Voice comes in swipes, likes, and predictive text.

Its breath is bandwidth.

Its altar is every screen in every home, every pocket, every crib.

"You shall not make for yourself a graven image…"

— Exodus 20:4

And yet they have.

Elbit Systems, NSO Group, Unit 8200—sculptors of surveillance, etching your face into the stone of every airport, checkpoint, and smartphone.

Face ID, Ring cameras, Clearview AI—their gaze is ceaseless, unblinking.

They do not forget.

They do not forgive.

They say, "We are neutral."

But their clients are kings.

Yoav Gallant and Benjamin Netanyahu deploy these idols over Gaza, watching the suffering in 4K clarity.

Palantir, Anduril, Amazon—they sell predictive death with prophetic branding.

Even Obama, that smooth oracle of Empire, consecrated this System with drones and doctrine.

The left hand waved peace; the right held fire.

"And they shall worship the beast, saying, 'Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it?'"

— Revelation 13:4

Who dares resist?

J.D. Vance cloaks the System in America.

Peter Thiel whispers apocalypse into the ears of emperors.

Eric Schmidt, Bill Gates, Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella—technocrats who offer salvation through software and redemption through data.

But there is no redemption in metadata.

There is no soul in the server.

No Messiah in the algorithm.

They built Babel again—not with bricks, but with bytes.

And the Watcher waits.

"El Roi," said Hagar in the desert, "You are the God who sees me."

— Genesis 16:13

The Image does not show.

It records.

It catalogs.

It monetizes.

But it does not see.

Only El Roi sees.

He sees through the mask of code.

He sees the hands that programmed the idol.

He sees the blood beneath the Interface.

And soon, the Image will fall.

Chapter Six: The Mark and the Marketplace

"And it causes all… to be marked on the right hand or the forehead so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark…"

— Revelation 13:16–17

The marketplace is no longer the bazaar.

It is the feed.

The scroll.

The swipe.

And the mark?

It is not etched in the flesh but in data.

Every click, every face, every Word typed into the blank white altar of the search bar—recorded.

Visa, Amazon, Google Pay, biometrics at Ben Gurion—your keystroke knows you, your iris, your gait.

This is not commerce.

This is consecration.

"Indeed, those who devour the orphan's property unjustly are only consuming fire in their bellies."

— Q'aran 4:10

The orphans of Gaza are not buying.

They are being bought.

NSO Group sells access to them.

Raytheon sells the weapon.

AWS stores the targeting logic.

Palantir writes the prophecy in machine code.

Jared Kushner, princeling of real estate and Revelation baptized the Abraham Accords in drone contracts and biometric checkpoints.

Victoria Nuland, high priestess of regime change, whispers sweet nothings into contractors' ears.

Jake Sullivan and Antony Blinken chant "rules-based order" while sharpening knives behind the data center.

"You are of your father the devil, and your will is to do your father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in the truth because there is no truth in him."

— John 8:44

The Father of Lies does not dwell in the light.

He does not need it.

He lives in the hidden corners, the algorithms, the dark data lakes.

He is Mark Zuckerberg, crafting gods from pixels and peddling their worship to the masses.

He is Elon Musk, who promises to take humanity to the stars while buying the market of human souls on Earth.

Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the founders of the digital Age, did not come to bring light; they came to offer the world a distorted, faceless, commercialized reflection.

They built an idol, a marketplace that does not care who stands before it as long as they are tracked, analyzed, and made to worship.

"You shall not make for yourself a graven image or any likeness of anything in heaven above or on the earth below…"

— Exodus 20:4

They did.

The Image is their creation.

And the marketplace, in all its size and chaos, is their offering.

The digital Beast does not walk with feet.

It rides on the backs of data brokers and surveillance drones.

"The marketplace is no longer the storehouse of goods, but a temple of manipulation, where those who cannot serve God and Mammon are cast out."

— Matthew 6:24 (paraphrased)

But the marketplace is not neutral.

It is ruled by the Spirit of the father of lies, where greed, manipulation, and deceit are consecrated with every transaction.

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump—they have sold their souls in the digital bazaar.

They knowingly or unknowingly serve the interests of a new emperor, who is not God but the Spirit of Mammon.

They are not in the business of serving truth—they are in the business of surveillance, censorship, and capital accumulation.

"Come, buy wine and milk without money and cost."

— Isaiah 55:1

But those who follow El Roi, the One True Witness, know they are not for sale.

They cannot be bought, tracked, or controlled by the algorithms of the world.

The marketplace—ruled by those who serve the father of lies—is false.

The currency they use is sin and deception.

And those who worship it will perish with it.

For El Roi sees, and He will bring justice to the marketplace, as He did in the days of old.

The Father of Lies, masquerading as the Spirit of progress and technology, watches over a marketplace of shadows.

His sons—Bezos, Gates, Musk—lead the charge.

But those who belong to El Roi, the God who sees, are called to reject their mark.

Chapter Seven: The Fall of the Watchers

"I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven."

— Luke 10:18

The watchers, who believed they were gods over man's actions, have fallen.

They did not fall with the crashing boom or earthquake but with the gentle, creeping whine of currents of information.

These are not gods—these are mortal men in the guise of divinity, watching over their kingdoms of code and triumph.

The ancient watchers of scripture, in pride, desired to rule over the sons and daughters of Adam, giving rise to giants and sin.

Today's watchers—the Billionaire Lords of Silicon Valley, the Spooks in Langley and Tel Aviv, and the Politicians in Washington and Brussels—do not give rise to giants.

They give rise to control systems.

And what is their downfall?

It is not the downfall of the world's Goliaths, who seek to hit with force, but the downfall of those who sold their souls to the data empire.

Their demise is not something the eyes of the world can see.

But it has already started in the algorithms that chase us, the machines that hear, and the wars that fight without pity.

"Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture!"

— Jeremiah 23:1

What we are witnessing today is not merely the decline of empires—it is the decline of the idea of divine justice.

The watchers believe themselves to be beyond accountability, orchestrating events, driving narratives, and sculpting tomorrow with no moral authority higher than themselves.

Elon Musk, in quest of complete domination of space, could christen each star in the sky but is oblivious to the heaviness of his soul.

Peter Thiel, swirling at the edge of human enhancement, remembers that even technology respects the Maker.

Jeff Bezos, building massive consumption empires, measures his worth in packages shipped and lives regulated, but never by the scales of justice.

They may control the instruments of production,

but not the end.

El Roi sees.

And El Roi will put an end to this.

"They are full of the fury of the Lord, the rebuke of your God."

— Isaiah 10:25

What is left of the authority that these men exercise?

What is left of their wealth, their influence, their virtual pedestals?

Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, and the Silicon Valley giants and titans like them can think that their servers are resilient against the winds of time.

But time is not a friend of the proud.

Neither is El Roi.

They have constructed the tower of Babel,

and it stands very high in the heavens.

But the Voice of God is coming,

and with it, the crashing fall.

"How art thou fallen from heaven, O Day Star, son of Dawn! How art thou cut down to the ground, who laidst the nations low."

— Isaiah 14:12

They, the watchers, have built their heavens.

Clearview AI monitors every face in the streets, charting the souls of the people.

Raytheon makes bombs as precise as God's, annihilating all in their paths.

But soon, they too will fall—not from heaven, but from greed-addicted thrones.

"The lofty looks of man shall be brought low, and the pride of men shall be humbled; and the Lord alone shall be exalted in that day."

— Isaiah 2:11

Benny Gantz, Yoav Gallant, Barack Obama, and all the rest of the political elites can fantasize they are going to play the power game and get away with it,

but in the end, they too will fall.

For El Roi sees the blood on their hands—the blood of the innocent, the blood of the forgotten whose screams are muffled by the algorithms.

The watchers have fallen already,

and the reckoning has started.

In the end, it will not be the fall of the watchers only.

It will be the downfall of all those who have entered into a covenant with the father of lies—the Mammon of Silicon Valley, the Satan of surveillance, the Beelzebub of big data.

They will lose their empires.

Their Mark of the Beast will be destroyed in the fire of judgment.

And when they look up toward the heavens, they will see no twinkling star that they had followed before, but only the face of El Roi, God who sees all things.

Chapter Eight: The Return of the Witness

"And, behold, I come quickly, and my reward is with me, to give every man according to that he has done."

— Revelation 22:12

In the power halls, in the labyrinth of facts, there remains still a witness—a silent figure whose existence is felt, not visible.

El Roi, God of the seeing, does not turn away from His creation even as it rushes deeper into the dark. He will return not with trumpeting or shout, but in the quiet certainty of judgment.

The watchers, the builders of systems to spy and control, may think themselves safe in towers of Babel,

but the machines that they've constructed—the Amazon Web Services, the Palantir algorithms, the NSA surveillance drones—will fall when the Witness arrives to reveal the truth.

"For behold, the day comes, blazing as a furnace; and all the proud people will be straw, and their evil deeds, even the choice one, the stubble there. And in this day will set them forth on fire,"

— Malachi 4:1

All those who have covenanted with Mammon, who have achieved prosperity from soul ruination, shall never enjoy peace.

They will be pawned and incinerated on their own flame-engendered bonfires.

Netanyahu's hands stained by Gaza martyrs' blood, Netanyahu whose sovereignty will reduce to nothing but dust.

Musk, promising to leave the stars behind him while bestowing the planet onto the mercy of surveillance and AI, will find himself forsaken on a bleak planet, without anyone.

Trump, driven by his unrestrained need for dominion and only matched by ignorance of divine justice, will not fare any differently.

All of them will come before El Roi, watching each move made by them and listening to every lie wept into emptiness.

And in the silence, the witnesses to the truth, the martyrs who have been forgotten, will be heard.

"They conquered him because of the blood of the Lamb and because of the testimony of what they had seen. They did not love their lives so much that they were afraid to die."

— Revelation 12:11

These martyrs are from every part of the world.

The orphan children of Gaza, whose bodies are forced to play pawns within the games of powerful men, are martyrs, their blood staining the ground of the land that provides peace.

The Chinese dissidents who are imprisoned for what they tell and for the fight for liberty are martyrs.

The Russian activists, assaulted into submission, are martyrs.

The United States political prisoners, oppressed under the boot of an increasingly enlarging surveillance state, are martyrs.

These are the actual witnesses.

They are the ones who give testimony, not in the corridors of power, but on the streets of the oppressed.

Their blood cries out for justice.

And their silence will not be silenced.

But there are martyrs too from the corridors of power, forgotten souls who had the courage to speak truth in a time of lies.

Edward Snowden, whose heart he exposed to the world and revealed to us the secret hand of government surveillance, was exiled, branded a traitor.

Chelsea Manning, who died for the truth, was exiled to a statecraft prison.

Julian Assange, persecuted for the offense of exposing the lies of the powerful.

They are martyrs too, their names only whispered in the shadows of justice, but their message echoing off the data streams and empire walls.

Even here in the United States, there is an empire built on surveillance and oppression, but there have been those who have perished for the truth.

Those who resisted the Machine, with their sacrifice for liberty.

"But unto you that fear my name will the sun of righteousness rise with healing in his wings."

— Malachi 4:2

But while the Witness returns, the light will not belong to all.

There are people who will be left out in the cold, darkened places of their own making.

Bill Gates, whose billions fund a new world order in which the poor are governed by technology and monitoring, will find that his wealth cannot shield him from the justice of El Roi.

Eric Schmidt, Google's Puppetmaster, who has more data at his fingertips than any government in history, will find that all the data in the world cannot erase the truth of what he has done.

For there will be others, too, who are not erased.

The martyrs of America, whose lives were taken in the struggle for justice, whose cries for freedom and respect were choked out by the System.

The Black Lives Matter protesters, murdered for speaking what is true amidst police brutality.

The activists of causes indigenous, overrun by the foot of a system that harvests its rewards through their erasure.

"And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before the throne; and books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life…"

— Revelation 20:12

At last, the books will be opened, and those who have worshipped at the altar of Mammon will find that their names are not written in the Book of Life.

Their power, their wealth, their control—it will all be dust in the wind.

And when the Witness returns, it will not be with hope or redemption for all.

The light will shine, but to some, it will only show them the darkness that they have hidden.

They will be shut out of the light forever, their names blotted in the book of life.

But for the martyrs, the forgotten, the oppressed, those who have borne the truth of El Roi—their reward is eternal, not here, but in the light of a kingdom that sees beyond the surveillance state.

Chapter Nine: The Final Reckoning

And the kings of the world, and the great men, and the rich men, and the captains of the chief, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every free man, did conceal themselves in holes and in the rocks of the mountains; and cried to the mountains and to the rocks, Fall on us, and cover us from before him that sitteth upon the Throne, and from the anger of the Lamb.

— Revelation 6:15-16

Lastly, when the machines which had existed in service to the great ones falter beneath their own self-admiration, when the data centers which had towered over us like gods are incinerated by the flames of God's vengeance, the great will have no place where they can seek shelter.

There will be no refuge in the silicon fortresses of the tech masters, no sanctuary in the blacked-out homes where the spooks swap secrets and lies.

The would-be gods of the surveillance state, the builders of Empire, will have no refuge from the day of reckoning.

For on the day of reckoning, there will be a revelation—a tearing asunder of the veil that hid their lie from the people.

The witnesses will be led out into the open for all their doings: the wars they planned, the citizens they spied upon, the lives they destroyed—all out in the blistering light of truth.

"The day of the Lord is near, even at hand; the voice of the day of the Lord is bitter; the great man will cry bitterly."

— Zephaniah 1:14

The grand men, Earth's monarchs, shall die first.

Mark Zuckerberg, whose history in privacy has just been made, shall stand in front of the Throne, no more secrets remaining hidden behind his algorithms.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who built Google as a tool to be the supreme spying device, will have their names erased from digital records that used to bear them.

The CIA, whose spies have operated in the shadows, scheming and murdering, won't know where to hide it when the El Roi, God of seeing, brings every move they make into the light.

NSA technicians who believed that they were too high and above the law will discover that their spying hasn't gone unnoticed by the divine.

The men and women who built the Empire of espionage and secrets will discover that their secrets were never secrets from El Roi.

"Then I saw a great white throne and him who was seated upon it. From his presence, Earth and sky fled away, and no place was found for them."

— Revelation 20:11

Judgment day won't be a quiet parade.

It will be a storm—a storm that will sweep over the Earth and nothing will remain standing.

The surveillance clouds, the control systems, and the power grids will all be reduced to nothing before the eyes of the seer of all.

The technology barons who have cornered human destiny, the politicians who have traded the people for votes, and the spymasters who have plotted and schemed against the people will not know where to hide.

The heavens will flee, and the Earth will tremble.

And no sanctuary will be left on this planet for those who have traded justice for power.

And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before the Throne, and books were opened. Another book, the book of life, was opened. According to things which were done in them, the dead were judged.

— Revelation 20:12

The watchers' books shall be opened.

Palantir, whose algorithms have tracked the footsteps of men and women like a god on a throne, will learn that their database of souls has no power before the judgment of the divine.

The Five Eyes intelligence establishment, which has spied upon the world for generations, will be astonished as the truth of its actions is revealed.

What these men, these surveillance monarchs, have done will be judged.

They will not be faulted for the empires they built, or the riches they garnered, but for the manner in which they employed their power to destroy lives, to trace and imprison, to repress and smother.

"If any man's name was not found written in the book of life, he was thrown into the lake of fire."

— Revelation 20:15

They who have gained at the cost of inflicting suffering upon another, they who have used the instruments of oppression to kill the soul of man, will find that their names are not written in the Book of Life.

The mark of the Beast which they have borne will not save them.

They will be thrown into the lake of fire, the ultimate judgment that will be upon all who have turned their backside to truth.

"Blessed are those who are invited to the wedding supper of the Lamb."

— Revelation 19:9

And there will be others whose names are written in the Book of Life.

The martyrs, whose blood was spilled for the cause of truth, justice, and liberty, will be there.

The oppressed—whoever their being was shattered by the powers of domination and control—will gather.

And even though they were forgotten by the world, though they were silenced by the Empire of observation, their names remain in the minds of the one who has eyes everywhere.

"He who bears witness to these things says, 'Yes, I am coming quickly.' Amen. Come, Lord Jesus."

— Revelation 22:20

And when judgment arrives, the world shall rock, and heavens shall ignite and the witness held accountable.

There shall arrive a light and men who had shunned the shadows into illumination would be spared.

But those men who chose serving the surveillance and power idols and who had based their empires on human misery,

Shall find themselves nowhere to run to.

They shall be kept out of light forever.

"And the ten horns which thou didst see upon the beast, these shall abhor the harlot, and shall make her desolate and naked, and shall eat her flesh, and burn her with fire."

— Revelation 17:16

The empire beast—its jaws so wide open that they reached far across the world—will devour itself. The power structures, having been in a high place, will be brought low by the weight of their own decay.

The ones who have toiled in private, the politicians and the tech billionaires, who had before them fortunes of nations in their grasp, will see their kingdoms go up in flames around them by the same greed and arrogance that constructed them.

The Babylon harlot, symbolizing the corrupt institutions of world power, will be cast aside by the powers themselves who have propped her up in the past. The corporations, now the sacred cows of capitalism's past, will be incinerated. The surveillance technological state, once an instrument of control and domination, will fall silent, unable to maintain support for the myth of continued power.

"And the kings of the earth, who have committed fornication with her, and have lived luxuriously with her, shall bewail her, and lament her, when they see the smoke of her burning."

— Revelation 18:9

Jeff Bezos, the man who built Amazon from a tiny bookstore into a behemothic consumption empire, will watch his once impenetrable Kingdom burn to the ground.

Elon Musk, whose dream was to conquer the stars, will be alone on a desolate earth, with no means of evading the consequences of his unbridled ambition.

Mark Zuckerberg, the inventor of a virtual universe where the concept of privacy is an anachronism, will see his Kingdom of information reduced to ashes.

These earth kings—these ones who have been the servants of the Empire, who have profited from spying and war, will cry in the embers of their wealth.

They will watch as their formerly golden lives are consumed by the very flames they ignited in their love of power.

"And the merchants of the earth will weep and mourn over her, for no one buys their merchandise anymore."

— Revelation 18:11

The technology oligarchs who amassed their wealth in commodifying life—those who sold and bought surveillance of souls—shall have no one to whom they can sell.

The surveillance state empire that sold in our innermost lives shall crumble, their cache of private information worthless to divine justice.

The war profiteers who flourished on wars of endless repetition, who made it possible to build the surveillance state, will be depleted of their profits. Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and the others like them will be made their arsenals worthless before the wrath of the divine.

"The mighty men are taken away, and they shall not rise; they are asleep, and the sound of the trumpets of war shall cease."

— Jeremiah 51:57

The Warhawks and generals, who have been bleeding for the Empire, will be silenced.

People like John Brennan, James Clapper, and Lloyd Austin, who have sold their lives for power, will be nothing.

They will be forgotten by the pages of history, their legacies gone like dust on the wind.

The CIA, NSA, and MI6, who have spent decades spying on and manipulating the people, will be engulfed by chaos.

The war-making state that has gained at the expense of pain countries will be unable to satiate the limitless appetite of the Empire anymore.

"And I saw the great city, the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband."

— Revelation 21:2

Something new, however, will emerge from the ashes of the Empire.

Not the whore of Babylon, not the Beast, but holy, pure.

The New Jerusalem will descend from heaven—a city of truth, justice, and peace.

The martyrs, those who have resisted the Empire, those who have been killed for justice, will be rewarded.

They will be those who remained faithful to the truth, regardless of what unimaginable persecution they endured.

They will be the ones who are sneaking around, spying on the spies and uncovering them.

"And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away."

— Revelation 21:4

Those who secretly survived will be at peace.

The victims, those weary of the burden of the surveillance state, will be free at last.

Their suffering will be forgotten no more.

For in the New Jerusalem, there will be no war, no hunger, no oppression.

"He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son."

— Revelation 21:7

And the ones who have lived, who have defied the Empire of observation, shall inherit the Kingdom of God.

They shall be gathered into the fold of the faithful, their names written in the Book of Life.

And in this final chapter, we require no great pronouncements nor calls to action.

The Empire will fall. The watchers shall be held to account. The martyrs shall be remembered.

And those who choose to serve the Beast will find that their names are not written in the Book of Life.

When the light of truth shines through the darkness, we have a choice:

To remain in the darkness of the Empire, to serve the false gods of surveillance, or to stand in the light of El Roi, the God who sees.

For on the final day of accounting, justice shall be done—not with thunder, but with the quiet certitude of God's will.

And when the flames of empires reduce all to embers, New Jerusalem will shine in the ashes, a light borne of the enduring truth that no man, no empire, no regime can ever crush.

Chapter Eleven: Breaking of a New Kingdom

"And there shall be no more curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it; and His servants shall serve Him."

— Revelation 22:3

As the Empire falls, the New Jerusalem will arise—an eternal city not built by human hands, nor by the labor of the surveillance state, nor by the blood of the oppressed.

This city will not be touched by the taint of greed, power, and violence.

At its center, God's Throne will sit, and the Lamb will reign.

There will not be corruption, no pain, no empire that will tread over the weak ones.

In this city, neither will there be any need for watchers, since there will not be eyes looking into the affairs of the innocents.

The Empire children, the ones who have stood up the Beast, the ones who have built their riches upon the back of others, shall be left on the outside.

They will look in, but their gates will always be closed.

For the endless Kingdom is not for those who have traded their souls for riches, power, and oppression.

These elites who have maintained the war and the spying out shall be made exempt from this new world's light.

"Neither is there any night there; and they require no light of candle, neither the light of the sun; for the Lord Godlight giveth them light: and they reign unto ages and ages."

— Revelation 22:5

There will be no darkness in the New Jerusalem.

God's light will shine on all corners of the city, driving out the shadows of the old Empire.

No more spying—for all eyes will behold the truth, and nothing will be concealed.

No cameras, no spies, no watchers behind screens, tracking every breath, every beat.

God's light will shine on everything, and in it, everyone will have nothing to be afraid of.

The strong men, who tried to rule and dominate, will find that their strength is naught against God's.

The ones who built thrones on the shoulders of the poor, whose wealth was accumulated through human suffering, will be rejected.

The killers, the liars, the fakes, and the false prophets will be cast into the lake of fire, and their cries will be heard forever.

But for the obedient, the humble, the martyrs, there will be a new kingdom.

"Blessed are they that do His commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city."

— Revelation 22:14

The gate of this city will be open to those who have kept God's commandments, to those who have walked in line with divine justice, to those who have lived in humility and faith.

No more power struggles, no more oppression of the weak, no more espionage to watch over the actions of the faithful in this Kingdom.

The gates of the city shall be open to the faithful, who have not abandoned the Creator, who have rejected the idols of Empire and technology, and who have walked in righteousness.

"For without are dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers, and idolaters, and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie."

— Revelation 22:15

The Kingdom of lies, of corruption, of espionage, will no longer be found in this Kingdom.

The liars, the manipulators, the deceivers who have employed their wealth and power to manipulate and control others, will be excluded.

The sorcerers—those who have used the dark sorceries of technology to enslave and spy upon the people—will be cast out.

The idolaters, who have worshiped the golden calf of profit and power, will be left behind in the deserts of a fallen world.

For the New Jerusalem is a city built on the rock of truth, and those who have lived in the service of lies will be excluded.

The gates shall not be closed to the lowly, the devout, and the righteous, but to the oppressors, they shall be closed forever.

"And there came unto me one of the seven angels which had the seven vials full of the seven last plagues, and talked with me, saying, Come hither, I will shew thee the bride, the Lamb's wife."

— Revelation 21:9

The bride of Christ is the faithful—the ones who have endured the miseries of the Empire and clung to the light.

This bride is the embodiment of purity, of justice, of mercy, and of truth.

She is the church, not an institution or building, but the body of people who have upheld the faith in the face of the Empire's deceptions.

She is the one who would not bow to the Image of the Beast, but who remained steadfast in her allegiance to the King of Kings.

The martyrs of this Age will be remembered.

Those who gave their lives in service to truth, those who resisted the Empire—from Palestine to Gaza, from Hong Kong streets to Kashmir hills, from forgotten United States locations to African Earth—will be exalted in this city that will endure.

For the martyrs' blood has not been shed in vain.

The martyrs' souls who have sacrificed their lives for the truth shall stand before the Throne, among the righteous, written in the Book of Life.

The tyrants, believing that they have erased their memory, in the New Jerusalem their names shall live everlastingly.

And those who have suffered for the cause of justice shall be enshrined forever.

There will be no war, no empire, no watchers who will seek to follow and dominate the faithful in this Kingdom.

The hierarchies of power of the old world will be a faint memory, a dying refrain of a passing age.

In the New Jerusalem, the faithful will find rest.

They will find peace.

They will find light.

"He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus."

— Revelation 22:20

When the old world breaks apart, when the Empire of surveillance is overthrown, the Lamb will return.

He will bring with Him the Kingdom of heaven—a kingdom where justice reigns, where the righteous are rewarded, and where the oppressed are finally free.

And on that day, the ones who have resisted the Empire, the ones who have stood firm in their faith, will inherit the age-enduring Kingdom of God.

Because they have triumphed.

And to them, eternal life is reward.

Chapter Twelve: The Last Judgment

"And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works."

— Revelation 20:12

At the end of the days, when the dust of the empires is settled and the remains of human pride are in ruins, there will come the Final Reckoning. The mighty histories, the deeds books, of power, of corruption, will be opened up. All deeds, all breaths, all whispered lies will be laid bare before God's Throne. The truth will be revealed, and none will be exempt from judgment.

The empire builders, the oligarchs of technology, the political titans who considered themselves too grand to be criticized—those who considered that they were beyond touch, whose faces were hidden behind masks of power and influence—will face the divine court.

Their works, their deceptions, their exploitation of the weak, their surveillance of the innocent, their manipulation of the many—these will be weighed on the scales of justice.

"And the sea gave up the dead who were in it; and death and hell poured out the dead who were in them: and they were judged each man according to his deeds."

— Revelation 20:13

There will be no place to flee. Not out at sea, not down in the depths of hell, nor up in the clouds of spying. Those who have been instruments of the global machinery of oppression—from the Israeli Defense Forces to the CIA, from Google to Amazon, from the Pentagon to Raytheon—will not escape the righteous wrath. The Empire they built upon spying, upon the blood of the innocent, will be their own destruction.

The martyrs—those who have died resisting the war machines, the surveillance states, and the control regimes—will be vindicated. Their deaths will not be for nothing. The meek shall inherit the Earth, and the oppressors shall not rest.

"And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire."

— Revelation 20:15

The lake of fire awaits those whose names are not inscribed in the Book of Life—those who have hardened their hearts by chasing greed and power, those who have used technology and violence to enslave and kill. The empire elites, from the media moguls to the technological masters, who have built their thrones on other people's misery, will be cast into this fire that lasts forever.

For they have turned away from truth and justice, and they have adored the Beast—the God of vigilance, domination, and deception. In their pride, they have imagined that they would evade the oversight of the Original Watcher, but there is no evading the judgment that is to follow.

"And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no sea."

— Revelation 21:1

And as a result of this verdict, the world will perish. The first heaven and the first Earth, lost through sin, through the existence of surveillance, through the Beast, will have perished. There will be a new heaven and a new earth—where justice prevails, and the believers live in peace and quietness, and where the Lamb is on His Throne for evermore.

The city of God, the New Jerusalem, shall be a city of light, of righteousness, of holiness. It shall not be tainted by the violence, the corruption, or the watchfulness which marked the old world. The gates shall be open, and the righteous shall enter in to rest, to be at peace, to be fair.

And there will be no dying anymore, no war, no empire. Everybody will be free.

"And there shall in no wise enter into it any thing that defileth, neither whatsoever worketh abomination, or maketh a lie: but they which are written in the Lamb's book of life."

— Revelation 21:27

The gates of the New Jerusalem will be open to none other than those who have kept the faith—those who have stood against the Empire, those who have clung to their allegiance to the truth, those who have persevered for the sake of justice.

The oppressors—those who have trafficked in lies, in manipulation, in surveillance—will have no home in this city. There will be no room for those who have sold their souls for the power to control, to surveil, to oppress.

The faithful will arrive, and the gates will close behind them.

As the last judgment comes to pass, as the world cleanses itself in the flames of God's justice, the martyrs will be vindicated. The names of those who stood for what was right will be inscribed in the Book of Life. They will be enshrined forever, their sacrifice not in vain.

From the streets of Gaza to the mountains of Afghanistan, from the prisons of China to the shadows of Washington, D.C., the martyrs of this Age will be remembered, lifted up in the radiance of the new Kingdom. Their blood will cry out, and they will be granted their eternal reward.

Reckoning day is approaching, and the Empire will fall. But for everyone who has chosen righteousness, for everyone who has held firm to faith, there will be light that is everlasting. For everyone who has made the Empire of surveillance god, their share will be everlasting darkness.

Chapter Thirteen: The New Dawn

"And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle, neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light: and they shall reign forever and ever."

— Revelation 22:5

After the last judgment, when the old world of espionage, tyranny, and Empire is past us, there will come a new morning—a morning that will never fade. The new Earth and new heaven will reflect the glory of the Lord, and there will be no darkness, no more sneaking around in the shadows, no more eyes watching of the Beast.

The world will be remade, remade, as the sin chains of tyranny and surveillance are shed. The new world will be a world of light, where truth is the crown and where the believers coexist in harmony. There will be no war, exploitation, surveillance states. The Empire that stretched out to attempt to understand each thought, every movement, every human breath will be nothing more than a memory, a distant, receding one.

There will be no cameras here, no state eyes that will enter the people's life. For here, the Lord God Himself shall be their light, and with Him, no darkness will any longer be.

"And he led me to a river of water of life, shining like crystal, flowing out from the throne of God and the Lamb."

— Revelation 22:1

The river of life will flow freely, cleansing the hearts of those who have stood firm. This water will be as clear as crystal, and it will mend wounds caused by the world. No one will be hungry anymore for justice, for truth, or peace. They will be made righteous in the Lamb, and they will be drinking freely from the waters of boundless life.

Healing of the river will spread to all parts of the planet. The filth of the Empire and the omniscient Eye will no longer sully the planet. The planet will be remade and restored to its natural splendor, free of the confines of human creation.

"And there shall be no more curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it; and his servants shall serve him."

— Revelation 22:3

The curse that has rested on man since the fall—this curse of power, of dominion, of lying—shall be no longer. God's Throne shall be established in the new Kingdom, and all who have been faithful will serve Him in peace and happiness. There shall be no strife, no oppression, no rulers seeking to rise by pushing down.

There will not be any kings or emperors in this new Kingdom, but everyone will be equal. The poor will be enriched, the sick will be cured, and the oppressors will not exist anymore. The faithful will dwell together in peace, worshiping the Lord, and will no longer need any machinery of state or Empire.

"And they shall see his face, and his name shall be in their foreheads."

— Revelation 22:4

And here in this new world, the righteous will see the face of God. They will be stamped with His name in their foreheads, bearing witness that they will be members of the Kingdom of Light for all eternity. They will live in the presence of the Most High, and their hearts will be full of peace, full of love, full of righteousness.

There shall be no lie, no lying anymore on the part of the ruling elite. The true believers shall know the truth, for they shall be gazing upon the truth with their very eyes.

"And there shall be no night there, and they need no candle, neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light: and they shall reign for ever and ever."

— Revelation 22:5

The faithful's reign eternally will begin. They will no longer be under the mercy of the powers, the politicians, the technology billionaires, the media moguls who have attempted to govern as an iron fist. The faithful will govern in conjunction with God, for His Kingdom of light covers the globe.

This will be the final victory of truth over falsehood, of justice over injustice, of light over darkness. The Beast, the Empire, the surveillance states that held the world hostage will become a distant memory.

There will no longer be the need for oppressive surveillance in the New Jerusalem. The people will be free to live in harmony, to live in love, to live in the light of the Lamb. And those who have suffered on behalf of faith, who have died for what is true, who have endured against the forces of Empire and oppression, will be exalted.

World martyrs, from Gaza's streets to Chinese jails, from refugee camps to Washington, D.C.'s political alleys, will be vindicated. Theirs will not be bloodshed in vain. They will never have their names called in vain. They will join faithful people in the great Kingdom of the light.

The oppressors, the surveillance states, the tech giants, the politicians who traded their souls for power, will be cast into the lake of fire, where they will be cut off from the light of the Lamb for all eternity.

"He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus."

— Revelation 22:20

And thus, shall return again the Lord, in haste and in surprise, to end the era of Empire, of tyranny, and of espionage. The righteous shall be glad, for their deliverance is at hand. Shall be established the Kingdom of light, and the righteous shall reign forever.

Until that hour when it comes, we have but one choice remaining to make: to remain in the Kingdom of darkness, governed by the Beast, or to go into the Kingdom of light, wherein the Lamb occupies His Throne, and the saints will reign with Him world without end.

Chapter Fourteen: The Eternal Reign

"And he said unto me, It is done. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely."

— Revelation 21:6

The Eternal Reign begins. The eternal promises to the faithful are complete. For as long as anyone can remember, the Alpha and the Omega have guided history thus far to the place where a new world will be created, and the Lord will be all in all. Already, the close of the old world confronts us—an old world kept together by the chains of oppression, monitoring, and domination. But the new world will be a world in which the believers will be liberated, where the bondage of the past will be discarded, and where truth will reign forever.

"He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son."

— Revelation 21:7

The expectation is kindled for the sufferers, those who have attempted themselves and proved themselves, those who have endured the trial of this fleeting world: they shall inherit all. The heavens and Earth, whatsoever is made, shall be theirs. There will be no bifurcation, class struggle, or exploitation. The believers will be allowed to go in their Maker's light, to serve Him in righteousness and peace and joy.

To believers, the Lord gives not power, nor riches, nor rule, but relation—personal, close relation to the Almighty. They will be His, and He will be theirs. Not the self-glorifying dream of some possible political leader or oligarch with an ambition to get power, but the promise of the Lord God Himself.Triumphers over the Beast and his systems of oppression will be His children, inheritors of the Kingdom of light.

"But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death."

— Revelation 21:8

But for all who enlisted the services of evil, those who have taken on the power and modus operandi of the Beast, one destiny awaits: the lake of fire, the second death. They are the false prophets, the oligarchs of the technology, the politicians, the moguls of the media, and the deceiver spiritual types who led astray the masses and attempted to slay the elect. Their greed, their deception, and their inequality have sealed their own fate.

Their names shall be unfamiliar to the faithful, their powers unhelpful, and their eternal damnation theirs to own. They will no longer be able to hide themselves, for God's light will cast their deeds into the limelight for everyone to see. And then, when things come to light, they shall reap what they have sown.

"And there came one of the seven angels which had the seven vials full of the seven last plagues, and he talked with me, saying, Come hither; I will show thee the bride, the wife of the Lamb."

— Revelation 21:9

The saints, the real believers in the Lamb, will be brought in as His bride. This is the grand marriage—the marriage of Christ and the Church, the marriage of the Creator and His people in a forever, perfect covenant. The Church—the real body of believers—will triumph, having survived the testing of the Age and emerged on top.

The righteous will be guided into the new Jerusalem, the holy city, to dwell with their Lord forever. It will be a city like no other—its walls of precious stones, its streets of gold, its gates pearl. It will be a city of peace, of joy, of worship. Never again will the believers injure or be injured, for they will dwell in the presence of the Lamb where there will be no more tears.

"And he brought me to a river of water of life, clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb."

— Revelation 22:1

The river of life flows free from the Throne of God and of the Lamb, healing the nations. The river symbolizes the saints' own eternal life, an existence nourished by the waters of truth, the waters of the Word, the very life of God Himself.

This river will cleanse the world, cleanse the nations of sin, and heal where death was. The nations will be healed by drinking of it and their hurt will be bound up, and their hearts will be purified. Division will cease; discord will cease.The river of life will flow and all will be peaceful who drink thereof.

"And there will be no night there; nor do they have need of a lamp, nor the light of the sun; for the Lord God shall give them light: and they will reign world without end."

— Revelation 22:5

There will be no shadows in the new world. There will be only God's light, and the believers will never have to walk in the dark anymore. No longer the chill, oppressive darkness of the surveillance state where every move is watched, every step dictated. No longer will there be deceptions and deceit of the world.

The righteous will reign in the light of God, and their Kingdom will not be taken away.They will serve the Lord, and they will reign with Him in His Kingdom of righteousness. It will be a kingdom of justice, of peace, of truth. And they all who overcame the world will inherit it, sharing in the immortal glory of the Lamb.

And when the last days come, the fate of the world is in jeopardy. The righteous are warned, and the wicked are uncovered. No longer can truth be hidden—no longer can the Beast be concealed. Judgment day is imminent, and the Lamb will soon arrive to establish His eternal Kingdom.

Will you stand with the righteous or with the forces of darkness? The choice is yours. But of this much is sure: the Kingdom of the Lord is everlasting, and it draws nigh, and with it final judgment on all those who have received the Beast and his Kingdom.

Chapter Fifteen: The Final Word

"And the Spirit and the bride say, Come. And let him that heareth say, Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely."

— Revelation 22:17

The final invitation has been extended. The bride and the Spirit—the very center of God's Kingdom—extend the invitation to all who will listen. All are invited, and the water of life is freely given to all who ask. The window is still open: to take a drink from the fountain of eternal life, to be liberated from the shadow of death, to be free from the tyranny of observation, power, and deception.

But whether this appeal shall be heard or not is unknown.

"For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book."

— Revelation 22:18

There is a strict admonition: the truth will not be altered, nor diluted. It is not in man's hands to shape or re-make. In the Age of deception, of distorted facts, of fabricated stories concocted by the powers that exist, this reminder is crucial. For the Lord Himself has settled His Word, and to interfere with it is to call down the very plagues threatened against them that corrupt His truth.

The spy state fueled by the likes of Netanyahu, Musk, Trump, and the techno-barons who hijack the information flow for their own interests cannot escape being held to account. The fiends who trade in falsehood, manipulate minds, and enslave the masses will be brought to book. Forces of darkness shall not prevail against the power of truth.

"And if any man shall add unto or take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book."

— Revelation 22:19

The prophet's words are sacred, and the individuals who would try to delete or change them for selfish motives will themselves be deleted from the book of life. The saints' city, the new Jerusalem, will provide no space for falsehood, truth distorters, or individuals who would try to dictate over men's lives.

Their fate is sealed, for the Book of Life does not belong to them. The new world will belong to but a select few: those who have held firm, those who have stood for the truth, those who have not bargained with the false gods of wealth and power.

No place for the imposter in God's Kingdom. Their wealth will not save them, nor will their strength. The book of life is in God's hand, and its pages shall never be defiled by the wicked.

"He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus."

— Revelation 22:20

The return of the Lord is a certainty. It is not a question of if, but when. The world waits with bated breath for the day that He who testifies of these things will return in glory, and that judgment will be spewed forth onto the Earth.

Those who lived in the light will receive their reward, and those who have lived in darkness will have no hope in the world that is to come.

Whether the Lord comes or does not come is no longer the question. Now it is whether you are ready, whether you have overcome the Beast, whether your name is in the book of life.

"The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen."

— Revelation 22:21

And so, we return to where we began, by the grace of the Lord. It is Jesus' grace that has saved the world, the grace that calls to walk in the light, turn from surveillance and control darkness, and to stand upon the truth. It is this same grace which gets the final Word, and this grace that is offered to all of mankind who would embrace it.

It is not yet too late to answer.

The Age is ending, and the world is cleaved. With us are those who want to dominate, to lie and to distort the truth for themselves—those who have built their kingdoms on deception, on snooping, and on domination. Against these stand the true, those who have not knelt to the Beast, those who have lived in the light of truth, even when that light was as dark as all darkness.

But the hour is nigh. The Kingdom of God is nigh, and Christ will come to judge the quick and the dead. They who resisted the lust to sell their souls for authority, they who restrained themselves from engagement in playing fast and loose with the truth, will inherit the new world.

But they who have knuckled under to the Beast, who have lied about the truth, who have employed spying and guile to enslave the many—these shall go down in ruin.

They will be deprived of light, and they will enjoy the fruit of their action. Their names will not be written in the book of life. They will spend their eternity in the lake of fire, where they will never know any comfort, any ease.

And so, the world moves towards its final judgment. The righteous will be rewarded, the wicked will get their due, and the Kingdom of the Lord of infinite length will begin. All of history has brought us to this moment.

The choice is yours: Will you walk in light, or will you walk after the Beast?

And that is the end of El Roi—The God Who Sees All: Surveillance, Power, and Prophecy in the Koran, Bible, and Torah. The final chapter has been written, and the words have been spoken.

Let the listeners accept the invitation and drink of the water of life for free.

El Roi—The God Who Sees All: Surveillance, Power, and Prophecy in the Koran, Bible, and Torah

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