The new world order & the throne of the antichrist

The new world order & the throne of the antichrist

by Robert O'Driscoll

Part of Armageddon series -- Part III

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From the Back Cover: This book reveals the details of a secret Illuminati movement for world domination that has been in the works for at least 200 years and which is now on the threshold of being realized. In this century alone over two hundred million peple have been deliberately sacrificed to facilitate the Illuminati creation of a new Kingdom of the antiChrist: the plan, which was detailed over a hundred years ago, is not merely anti-Christ but anti-woman and anti-man. To be anti-human is to be anti-Buddha and anti-Mohammed: the whole of humanity is threatened. The Illuminati plan has less to do with Christ or with religion than it had to do with money, bureaucracy, power, the establishment of a World Dictatorship, and the eradication of free will. The movement is approached not as a Biblical phenomenon but as a historical reality. ..........

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