Dark Tidings

Americans seem to be embracing a death cult, evident in elaborate Halloween decorations. This trend is compared to the Aztecs' escalation of human sacrifices before their empire's fall. The author suggests a cabal, possibly the "Deep State," is systematically dismantling America's social structure. This dismantling is framed as a battle between good and evil, life and death, mirroring Cortés's arrival in Mexico. The author points to political developments like the potential election of Omar Fateh in Minneapolis and Zohran Mamdani in New York City. He criticizes the Democratic Party's use of the phrase "our democracy" as a tactic for power and to maintain a system of financial rackets. A planned protest event to "exorcise" President Trump is seen as a ploy to provoke him into invoking the Insurrection Act. The author believes the "Resistance" and Antifa will be exposed as the real insurrectionists, leading to their arrests. Meanwhile, the "Arctic Frost" operation is described as a scandal worse than Watergate, suggesting a long-running coup attempt. The author concludes by linking these political machinations to the Halloween symbolism of death and decay.