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Why globalism and its priests are suffering from the failure of their plans

 





If we read the words of St. Augustine "Qui sunt qui descendunt in lacum? Omnes peccatores mergentes in profundum. Lacus est enim profunditas saeculi. Quae est ista profunditas saeculi? Abundantia luxuriae et nequitiae [1] "(En. In psalmos XXIX, II, 13), we see how the criminal psychopaths who are behind governments, and the clowns who represent them in governments, and we cannot help but see it, slowly, although they appear strong, powerful and invincible, they descend, though, towards the lacum, the vortex, which swallows them one by one mute.

They have chosen the saeculum, or Babylon, the city of Satan, in which to live of honour and power and money in the service of that Demon, and they live so immersed in that saeculum and in that service that they do not realize how the city of Christ is transversely emerging from afar, very far away, and like a slow tsunami, it wedges and crawls but threateningly through the inexorable breaches of Babylon, which increasingly tends to crumble down, under the apparently calm but continuous and uninterrupted work of that wave that will bring back the city of God to the saeculum, and we talk of the city of God which does not belong to the saeculum but abides above and more and more imposes again its laws on the earth city, the City of Satan.

And now we see, that that violent wave only promises itself, but then it will arrive in its power and will be destabilizing and justice will be everywhere.

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[1] Who are those who go down to the pit? All sinners who are immersed in the deep abyss: the pit is in fact the abyss of the century. What is this century-old abyss? The overabundance of lust and wickedness

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