Evil Has Risen and Been Welcomed, While Wars, Crimes, and the Loss of Freedom Are Accepted as Routine

The replacement of moral and responsible behavior with irrational murder for no visible purpose desperately demands an explanation. Every headline, every tragedy, every act of cruelty that passes as normal today points to one conclusion: morality has been stripped away, and something far darker has stepped in to make decisions for mankind. Has Evil itself taken over, removing morality as a restraint on imperfect humans? Are we witnessing not simply the collapse of society, but the enthronement of Evil as the ruler of our time?

Clearly, something fundamental has shifted. My generation never could have imagined the behavior that now circulates as common. Random killings, wars without reason, leaders who openly lie and are not only tolerated but celebrated—how did this become the new standard? We ask the questions and find the answers staring back at us: Is it artificial intelligence, hollowing out human purpose? Is it social media, enslaving minds to hate, envy, and endless comparison? Is it the internet, drowning truth under an avalanche of noise? Or is it the endless cycle of vaccinations and pharmaceutical dependencies, numbing a generation that no longer remembers what health, spirit, or faith really is?

My generation did not live under these conditions. We were not raised with vaccines and antidepressants as constant necessities. We were not indoctrinated by phones glowing in our hands since childhood. We were not told that God was an embarrassment or that Christianity must be torn down in the name of “progress.” We were not reared in broken homes and fatherless households by children raising children, where restraint, discipline, and self-control were dismissed as oppression. Something new has poisoned humanity, and it is not only biological—it is spiritual.

Is it the pills, the vaccines, the broken homes, the culture of denunciation, or is it all of them together? Or is it, more dangerously, the triumph of Evil itself over good—a triumph made easy because belief in God has withered, and with it, the moral strength to resist? Watching the world’s indifference to war, one cannot escape the suspicion that Evil has decided that now is his time. If Satan has made his move, is there any resistance left? Is there any nation, church, or people left on earth who still have the moral strength to resist what is unfolding?

Look around: where is the effort to abolish nuclear weapons which can abolish the earth itself? Where is the honest voice calling for peace, instead of using “peace” as a mask for rearmament and escalation? Where is the cry for morality, for truth, for God? Instead, what do we see? Endless billions funneled into Ukraine for a war that cannot be won, a proxy war of NATO whose true purpose is not defense but destruction. Tens of thousands dead, and yet the machine demands more blood. Gaza is burned daily, children turned to ash. Iran inches toward nuclear capability, its hand forced by constant Western provocation. China prepares in silence, testing America’s resolve both in Asia and in cyberspace. The world looks calm, but this calm is an illusion. It is the “False Peace”—the stillness before the fire.

Behind talks of negotiations, behind carefully chosen words from politicians, the countdown ticks. Flashpoints accumulate. Any spark can ignite the powder. And what does this mean for the United States? It means rising military spending, skyrocketing deficits, new security risks, a collapsing energy market, cyber vulnerabilities that could end daily life in a single blow, and—above all—the very real possibility of being dragged into a wider war that will consume us all.

The question is not whether war is coming, but whether anyone is left who can stop it. The traditional alliance of Israel with power and war has shown us again and again where this path leads. NATO’s obsession with Russia has turned Ukraine into a graveyard. The United States, hollowed by corruption, division, and spiritual decay, is no longer the nation it once was. Morality is gone. Restraint is gone. Fear of God is gone. And with it, the barriers against Evil have been torn down.

We are now living in the time of prophecy, whether the world wishes to admit it or not. Evil has risen and has been welcomed. Wars, crimes, and the loss of freedom are accepted as routine. The people accept surveillance, restrictions, mandates, injections, censorship, and endless wars because they have been trained to do so. They bow not to God, but to the managers of the new world order. Satan has indeed made his decision—and mankind, in silence, has accepted it.

The False Peace is the last lull before the fire. Do not mistake calm markets, hollow speeches, or “negotiations” for safety. The world is not drifting toward peace—it is accelerating toward judgment. For once nuclear fire begins, once cyber wars crash our grids, once economies collapse under endless debt, there will be no return. This is the fire of prophecy.

The only thing necessary for the triumph of Evil is for good men to do nothing. And today, good men are silent. They look away, they excuse, they comply, they accept every new restriction, every new war, every new crime as if it were inevitable. Their silence is consent, and their consent is the very fuel that allows Evil to grow without resistance.

When morality is abandoned, when courage is absent, and when faith is mocked, Evil does not just triumph—it rules. The result is not only the fall of nations but the burning of civilization itself. If good men remain paralyzed, then Evil will not simply triumph; it will devour the world in fire, and prophecy will be fulfilled before our eyes.