What if the next Babel isn’t built by force?
What if humanity asks for it?
Imagine AI becomes so capable that millions of jobs disappear—not because the economy is failing, but because AI is making it richer than ever.
GDP explodes. Productivity explodes. Corporations and those who own the technology become unimaginably wealthy.
But ordinary people? They no longer have a place in the economy.
So what happens next?
People need food. Housing. Healthcare. Income. Security.
And suddenly, ideas that once sounded impossible become necessary.
A universal income. A digital identity. A centralized financial system. AI managing infrastructure. A globally coordinated response.
And the world doesn’t resist.
The world welcomes it.
Because when you’re hungry, you don’t worry about who controls the system. When you’re unemployed, you don’t worry about how centralized it is.
When everything is falling apart, freedom can start to feel less important than security.
And that’s the thought that keeps coming back to me…
Revelation says the world is astonished and follows the Beast.
What if the greatest deception isn’t convincing humanity to accept something obviously evil?
What if it’s giving humanity exactly what it thinks it needs…
At exactly the moment it is desperate enough to accept it?
Maybe the question isn’t whether humanity could build another Babel.
Maybe the question is: What would have to happen for the entire world to ask for one?
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Robert W Malone says what has been uncovered cannot be explained except through the "language of theology."
Rogan: My position on this completely shifted... This is clearly demonic.
Malone: Growing up in the Central Coast of California, let's say I veered [from Christianity]. But the experiences that we've encountered over the last half a dozen years, it's hard to come up with a language to express what we're observing in the world other than the language of theology.
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This is not peaceful protest. This is an invasion of a sacred space. Anti-ICE agitators disrupted Cities Church in the middle of service.
Warning: the agitators on the Left are serious. The man who posted this video bragged about doing this—comparing it to Jesus flipping over tables in the Temple.
This incident illustrates just how committed many on the Left are to the insane narrative that any enforcement of immigration law, any deportation of illegal aliens (whom even Obama deported, by the way) is some sort of Nazi abuse.
They're willing to disrupt the sacredness of a church service to demonize law and order. They're willing to alienate peaceful Americans to spread their radical message.
If they did this once, there's no guarantee they won't do it again.
It is important, not just for justice in this case, but for religious freedom in America that these agitators get arrested and face charges for what they did here. I thank @AGPamBondi and @HarmeetKDhillon for taking this seriously.
Also, I think it is quite noteworthy that the groups here—local Black Lives Matter groups and the Racial Justice Network—are small and do not have clear connections to large networks. These people are organizing on the ground.
That said, many of the larger groups and networks do organize in order to oppose ICE, and they bear some responsibility for the climate that made Don Lemon and these others think it is okay to just take over a church service.