I imagine those who are gunning for global power, and those obsessed with sexualizing the culture, are hoping we won’t recognize what they’re up to. But anyone who’s read the Old Testament knows exactly what they’re up to. Which is probably why these power and sex mad influencers hate Christians.
Because as Christians we believe God gave us clues in Scripture that help us recognize when things are veering off track. Like the Tower of Babel, for instance, and Sodom and Gomorrah.
Babel represents the endless quest for world power; Sodom and Gomorrah the endless descent into sexual deviancy. In any society all through history these two things crop up as either the cause of societal problems, or the symptoms of a society collapsing. For those who think we can’t see what they’re up to, therefore, we simply reply, “It’s all happened before.”
Babel in Genesis 11 is a classic example of it all happening before, because it starts off in verse 1 with, “the whole world had one language and a common speech.” And isn’t that the dream of some today, that there’s no such thing as sovereign nations with their own rules and culture? Much better that “we’re all one,” they say, all speaking the same language, with one central power controlling everything, like the World Health Organization dictating health measures to all nations, or the World Economic Forum dictating “planet saving” measures to all nations.
And it has the same appeal as the Babel of old, that if people all worked together under one central global control “nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them” (verse 6). Which may be sincerely meant, but it always turns into a power grab by an elitist few, and all those sucked into their eccentric dreams always suffer.
And seven chapters later is the other clue, two cities whose “sin was so grievous,” Genesis 18:20, that the inhabitants demanded two visitors be “brought out to us so that we can have sex with them,” Genesis 19:5. Like the dreadful sexualization of children today, so that pedophiles and other sexual deviants have a ready made crop of victims too.
And amazingly they get away with it, ignored by politicians and mainstream media, but Christians know from Scripture what’s going on. And we’re not shy about revealing it either, because it’s not just us who know what these power and sex mad people are up to – so does God (Genesis 18:20-21).
Buck To Basics 
Yeah, it’s the same old story—this power obsession and sex obsession of the PTB. What started in Babel, goes back to Babel—we’ve come “full circle” in post-flood history.
The same goes for the climate obsession of these power elite They scream “global warming” and cry out for “climate change,” demanding people reduce their “carbon footprint” while they themselves use far more fuel than the rest of the world’s population combined.
Recently asked of one of the super-rich, elitist philanthropists by a BBC reporter:
“What do you say to the charge that if you are a climate change campaigner, but you also travel around the world in a private jet, you’re a hypocrite?” In effect, he was asking “why his climate activism should be taken seriously, as he continues to fly private all over the world.”
In reply, this elitist “tried to assure the reporter that, despite his private jet usage, he is not part of the problem, he’s part of the solution.” Talk about hypocrisy!!
Global warming is a hoax. Weather patterns cycle just like everything else since post-flood times. Everything comes “full circle” as expressed in my poem below. It’s based on Ecclesiastes 1:5-7 in the form of a “Kyrielle.”
FULL CIRCLE
The sun comes up, then down it goes,
And hastens back where it arose.
No end its endless cycles spun…..
All things end up where they’ve begun.
The wind blows south, then travels north,
Unceasingly goes back and forth,
Whirls round and round beneath the sun…..
All things end up where they’ve begun.
The rivers flow into the sea
Which doesn’t fill entirely;
Back to their source the waters run…..
All things end up where they’ve begun.
The seasons come, the seasons go—
In spring the rain, in winter, snow.
There’s nothing different ever done…..
All things end up where they’ve begun.
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