Why are we now being conditioned to focus on the oldRoman Empire? In Revelation, the Beast system, led by the Antichrist, will be headed up by a restored Roman Empire. This is not a metaphor or an allegory, it will literally be a once again all powerful Roman Empire. So now I'm seeing random headlines about this… Some on satire sites like the Bee and others on legit sites. I honestlyNEVERthink of the Roman Empire, at least not until now when TPTB are publishing articles about men thinking about the Roman Empire.

Man Who Hasn't Thought About The Roman Empire In Over A Week Worried He Might Be Trans

https://babylonbee.com/news/man-who-doesnt-ever-think-about-the-roman-empire-worried-he-might-be-trans

Why You Should Think About the Roman Empire

https://stream.org/why-you-should-think-about-the-roman-empire/

Is all of this to make us yearn for the days of when the white man had power and control? So that we'll welcome a restored Roman empire with open arms?

I think it is.

>>19578030

The Cross was literal, not metaphorical.

>>19578211

I don't care what they say about China/Russia/Whoever's military. WeSTILLhave the most bad ass mil in the world and the most bad ass mil tech. We ain't skeered, we just need a new CIC.

>>19578231

"Not over no cornbread Ray!" -Claude Banks

>>19578236

Russell was in the club. Sure he seemingly did a 180 in recent years, but his rise to fame surely came w/conditions. He may or may not be guilty of the accusations against him. I just don't know.

>>19578255

Very few know the true depths/advancements of our mil tech. The more secretive/advanced tech is not watered down. The off the shelf stuff probably is though.

>>19578267

Maybe the White Hats let him have a good run w/his seemingly based content of late? Maybe he made a deal, did his part, and now time is up?

>>19578288

There's enough air, land, and water to make it to the end. Outside of air, water is the most plentiful element on the planet. With that said, I wouldn't build a bunch of courses in the desert because the logistics of getting potable water to the courses would be more challenging than its worth.

>>19578323

I've been told we're watching a movie, but it sure is a long movie.

>>19578350

Nah but movies are typically anywhere between 1.5 and 3 hours. Even if that's correlated to years, we should have already seen the credits roll. Maybe it correlates to decades….

>>19578354

Why though? Why would they do that? Does this have anything to do with the crashed/potentially hacked F-35? Is this putting the hacker(s) on notice?

>>19578414

Revelation 12:16: “And the earth helped the woman, and the earth opened her mouth, and swallowed up the flood which the dragon cast out of his mouth.”