United Nations.png

The Future is History

Think Different

The United Nations was established in 1948. The predictions of Alice A. Bailey for the return of Christ around the year 2025 were published in her book in 1948, as well as the book 1948-1984, all of which demand that you think differently. Thinking is what makes humans intelligent, and what smart people should realise is that listening should be their priority.

The Kingdom of God

The pandemic was a sign from above and beyond, a promise of a new world for which we needed to wake up. A new world is not made by just believing it will, but is made by our own hands; the hands of God, so to speak. However, the pandemic was not just a promise that things would get better; it was also a warning that things would get worse first. The pandemic has shown that we often look away from the troubles in our world, which ultimately leads to its collapse due to our ignorance and inaction. It is because of our inactions that we are nearing our end, which can only be our new beginning if we wake the fuck up and act. In the articles below, you can read about how God pointed to the UN and the goals we need to achieve, together, because we’re all in this together.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

Listen, watch, and learn how The Great Kingdom of the Netherlands creates this world with just their words…

The Power of Words

The pandemic created the circumstances in many countries to let authoritarian regimes flourish. In the articles below, you can read more about this topic, but what you have to understand is how this world can be created with words because words make you believe something. This can be something good and true, such as equality, or something bad and false, like hate and inequality. Our beliefs define our actions, which is why the words that are spoken, but moreover the words that we listen to, are vital in making this world a better place. When you pay attention to the world around you, you will notice how the whole world is listening to the wrong words and how this is affecting our global security, including your own. That is why, in this call for an emergency, it is time to listen and speak the right words. This is why the pandemic was also a call for a new social contract, because the one we are currently following is flawed.

Make America Great Again

Knowing the difference between right and wrong requires wisdom (Final Countdown). If you hear presidents or leaders speak words you like to hear, it does not mean these are good words. For example, Hitler spoke all the words the Germans needed and wanted to hear. Hitler knew all the words, no one knew the words better then Hitler. Hitler was a father to the Germans who were suffering and needed healing. Hitler knew exactly how to heal Germany and make Germany great again. No one knew it better than him, all the other words failed; no nation was better then germany, but in reality germany was suffering from all the injustice that was done to them. This requires listening critically to our leaders and looking back in time to know our own circumstances. This is called wisdom.

Featured
The History of the Establishment of the United Nations
The History of the Establishment of the United Nations

The United Nations (UN) was founded in response to the devastation of World War I and II, building on lessons learned from the failed League of Nations. Franklin D. Roosevelt emphasized a stronger international organization to maintain peace, ensuring bipartisan support for involvement in a postwar framework. The UN's concept began with the Atlantic Charter in August 1941, signed by Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, which outlined shared principles for a better future, including human rights and self-determination. On January 1, 1942, the Declaration by United Nations was signed by 26 nations, marking the first official use of the term "United Nations." By 1943, Allied nations aimed to create a peaceful world, culminating in the Moscow Declaration that called for a general international organization. At the Tehran Conference, Roosevelt proposed a structure comprising an assembly and an executive committee to maintain peace. In 1944, representatives from four major nations met at Dumbarton Oaks to outline the UN's structure, which included a General Assembly, a Security Council, an International Court of Justice, and a UN Secretariat. This framework aimed to facilitate international cooperation and prevent future conflicts, laying the foundation for the UN as we know it today.

Surge in Belief in Conspiracy Theories During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Surge in Belief in Conspiracy Theories During the COVID-19 Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, belief in conspiracy theories surged, particularly narratives suggesting a "new world order" and associating the United Nations' Agenda 2030 with efforts to establish a totalitarian global regime. These theories emerged amid widespread anxiety and uncertainty as people faced disruptions to their daily lives, portraying the UN as a secretive entity aiming to override national sovereignty and control populations. In reality, the United Nations has limited power, serving primarily as an advisory body that facilitates international cooperation, promotes human rights, and supports sustainable development. Its framework, including the Sustainable Development Goals, guides voluntary actions by member states rather than imposing binding laws or regulations. The UN influences national policies in an indirect manner, with educational and other institutional content remaining under the jurisdiction of local authorities. The pandemic also created conditions that allowed some leaders with autocratic tendencies to expand their control, implementing emergency measures that curtailed civil liberties and increased surveillance. While conspiracy theories focused on global domination, the actual political dynamics were characterized by localized crises and the opportunistic behaviors of governments leveraging the pandemic to assert greater authority.