EVERYTHING IS READY

"Absolute Truths" are the most hated of all to the lovers of lies who devote themselves to this game. They declare in every classroom, that there is no such thing as "Absolute Truth"! So, the suppression and elimination of certain powerful Truths is what "Hate Crime"
laws are all about.  If these few loaded Truths were to get out of the bag world wide, the whole game of defeating factual reality would be over and the real criminals would be exposed.  Thus, suppression and elimination and the spreading of endless lies and confusion about what REAL TRUTH IS are the top priorities. They must never relax their vigil, and they must be active with "democratic" sounding platitudes and ever mouthing strategies that will protect  . .
Everything will soon be in place for a super government that seeks to control everybody in every way. They will know everything about you - all that you buy, where and when you buy it, who you phone and how much money you have, will all be continuously inscribed onto this chip, on a day-to-day basis. And if for whatever reason you are classified as an "undesirable person" or perceived as an "enemy of the state," (according to the definition at that time) the system will simply erase your number from their central computer and you will no longer be able to buy or sell anything.  You will in reality become a persona non-gratia, a “non-person.”
This issue surrounding the phenomenon called “The Mark of the Beast” is much more complex than one truly realizes. On the surface, it seems as if it’s merely something that is physical and related to commerce, identification and monitoring in the days of the antichrist. However, if one does a more in-depth study, where traditional views are challenged as this essay attempts - one can still see some validity in this view, but will quickly realize however that there are many more crucial elements involved, that have been largely overlooked or ignored by most conventional expositors of Biblical Prophecy.
Stranger in Moscow concludes with lyrics spoken in Russian. The lyrics, spoken by an unnamed individual, lend to the feeling of paranoia, despair, fear and isolation of Stranger in Moscow, a ballad about a man, merely trying to have his voice heard, while by being crucified


                                                           I was wandering in the rain
                                                           Mask of life, feelin' insane
                                                           Swift and sudden fall from grace
                                                           Sunny days seem far away
                                                           Kremlin's shadow belittlin' me
                                                           Stalin's tomb won't let me be
                                                           On and on and on it came
                                                           Wish the rain would just let me

                                                           Here abandoned in my fame
                                                           Armageddon of the brain
                                                           KGB was doggin' me
                                                           Take my name and just let me be
                                                           Then a begger boy called my name
                                                           Happy days will drown the pain
                                                           On and on and on it came
                                                           And again, and again, and again...
                                                           Take my name and just let me be

                                   We're talkin' danger We're talkin' danger, baby