Sennacherib, King of Assyria… didn’t make it through the Book of Kings
History’s landfill is chock-full of psychopaths who tried to conquer the world, or at least as big a piece of it as they could manage. Some things never change.
Last week in China, at the annual meeting of “The New Champions” (“champions” of what, he didn’t say), Word Economic Forum bigwig Klaus Schwab asserted that the whole human race must be (ahem!) “forced into collaboration” with his globalist elites (https://modernity.news/2024/07/07/watch-klaus-schwab-says-humanity-must-be-forced-into-collaboration-with-globalist-elites/).
Can you gimme hallelujah?
It’s gonna be great! No more elections anymore, they won’t be needed. And there’ll be brain implants so government can “read everybody’s brain waves” and ferret out pesky dissenting thoughts… and, presumably, do something about them. “Re-education camps” and killing spring to mind.
So they’re going to force us–with what? Do they have an army? Maybe this is something better left unsaid. There are all sorts of ways of forcing people to do what you want. It used to be armies–Alexander the Great, Pyrrhus, Tamerlane, Genghis Khan, Hitler–but somehow that never quite worked. Even successful conquerors die, and their empires fall to pieces afterward.
Yeahbut, yeahbut! Now we’ve got the technology! Science will find a way to force us into collaboration with these people who want to devour us.
Sennacherib lost 185,000 men, trying to conquer Israel; and when he came home again, his own sons killed him.
God found a way. Sennacherib didn’t.