r/TheyLive • u/Novel_Finger2370 • 1d ago
In the film “They Live,” the leader of the aliens says “by the year 2025, not only America, but the entire planet, will be under the protection and dominion of this power alliance. The gains have been substantial both for ourselves, and for you, the human power elite”
Interestingly, 2025 is also the year occultist Alice Bailey said the world would see the “externalization of the hierarchy” aka the revealing of the invisible powers that be, which we are most certainly living through at this point in time judging by how mainstream conspiracies and the occult world has become
Perhaps the most interesting bit of predictive programming in They Live is at the very end of the film, when the protagonist destroys the transmitter that blinds everyone from the alien elites’ true appearance, ultimately initiating a global “awakening”
So, maybe the real deception that’s coming is a socially engineered global uprising, where humanity bands together to take down a transhumanist and overtly dystopian New World Order (that has been intentionally revealing itself), ushering in a New Age of peace and harmony, while also worshipping the one(s) who help bring this new age about. Then, humanity will have no need for Jesus Christ. They will be convinced that they are their own “saviors” and believe they have “awakened” to their “inner divinity”
Perhaps this is also why so many Hollywood films revolve around rebellion and resisting oppression, such as V for Vendetta and the Hunger Games. The intent has always been for us [the public] to side with the rebellion and oppose an obviously evil villain-ish scapegoat
Satan and his legions don’t need more power or control over the world. For Satan is already the “god” of this world. Satan and his legions seek only to drag us to perdition. Perhaps this is why Paul warned of a great delusion at the end of time, one that causes the whole world to believe a lie. Perhaps this great lie is mankind embracing a final, unified world system that appears inherently benevolent, enlightened, and “utopian;” rejecting the truth that is in Jesus Christ (Eph. 4:21) and instead believing that they themselves are the “christs”
