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John, could he have been more precise?! What is surprising in his apocalyptic prediction, apart from the astonishing details, is above all the πάντας, all, i.e. the whole world. In fact, before the phantom pandemic anyone, reading such a prediction, would have thought of a symbolic exaggeration. But from the spring of 2020 we know that John was not exaggerating at all, but seeing what was really going to happen. The detail also clarifies the “when”: so we now know that we are at the beginning, and only at the beginning, of the tribulations that will afflict the so-called human population from now on.

June 2022 - In February 1973 Konrad Lorenz published a little book entitled Die acht Todsünden der zivilisierten Menschheit, 'The Eight Deadly Sins of Civilized Mankind'. As you know, the Todsünden, the mortal sins, fling into hell those who commit them!

Well, the first of these sins is that of Übervölkerung, i.e. 'overpopulation'. Lorenz writes: “All those gifts that have sprung from man's deep insight into the nature of his surrounding—the progress of his technology, his chemical and medical sciences, everything that seems most likely to relieve human suffering—work in a horrible and paradoxical way toward the destruction of mankind. [...] The overcrowding of many people into a small space leads, not only indirectly through exhaustion of interhuman relationships, but also directly, to aggressive behaviour. Animal experiments have shown that intraspecific aggression can be escalated by overcrowding. [...] Indirectly, overcrowding contributes toward all the symptoms of decay that we will be discussing in the following chapters. The idea that by suitable 'conditioning' a new kind of human being, immune to the effects of dense overcrowding, could be produced, is, to my mind, a dangerous madness” (cf. Konrad Lorenz, Civilized Man's Eight Deadly Sins, English translation © 1974 by K. L., pp. 12÷14. Read the last sentence again, written fifty years ago!).

The point is that, according to nature, the Earth can hold between one billion seven hundred thousand and two and a half billion human beings. Today, the Earth's population has reached eight billion, which means that it is about to burst. The constant recourse to the untruthful virtual reality bewilders individuals' consciences. So, people lose awareness, forget they belong to the human race, and identify themselves more and more with a new humanoid hybrid that aspires to become a 'sheep-rat', subservient to the powerful figures and satisfied with the leftover which 'it'—no longer 'he'—finds in the virtual sewers.

It is undeniable that overpopulation is a serious problem, which the globalist rulers believe they are solving with compulsory health treatments. Such a purpose may sound like a sheer madness attributable only to mentally ill beings—and indeed this is the case—but it is the stars that have decreed the mass annihilation of the 'sheep-rats'. And there is no vaccination or algorithm that can change the course of the stars.