Jason Jorjani

And yeah, it doesn't surprise me.

And yeah, it doesn't surprise me.

Donkey Kong.

Donkey Kong.

Donkey Kong.

Yeah. Well, the opening line of Satanion, the first chapter is called Diabolical Disclosure, and the opening line is, how does one disclose the devil? That is, without ending the world.

Yeah. Well, the opening line of Satanion, the first chapter is called Diabolical Disclosure, and the opening line is, how does one disclose the devil? That is, without ending the world.

Yeah. Well, the opening line of Satanion, the first chapter is called Diabolical Disclosure, and the opening line is, how does one disclose the devil? That is, without ending the world.

And it comes back to this idea that the Collins elite see themselves as holding back the apocalypse because they think that if these phenomena are predominantly demonic, disclosing that would mean disclosing the Antichrist, which would then precipitate the second coming or accelerate the second coming.

And it comes back to this idea that the Collins elite see themselves as holding back the apocalypse because they think that if these phenomena are predominantly demonic, disclosing that would mean disclosing the Antichrist, which would then precipitate the second coming or accelerate the second coming.

And it comes back to this idea that the Collins elite see themselves as holding back the apocalypse because they think that if these phenomena are predominantly demonic, disclosing that would mean disclosing the Antichrist, which would then precipitate the second coming or accelerate the second coming.

So they think they're somehow doing the world a favor by maintaining the secrecy regarding the phenomenon because it's essentially buying us time and holding back the end of the world. So I play with that idea at the opening of my first chapter in Satanion.

So they think they're somehow doing the world a favor by maintaining the secrecy regarding the phenomenon because it's essentially buying us time and holding back the end of the world. So I play with that idea at the opening of my first chapter in Satanion.

So they think they're somehow doing the world a favor by maintaining the secrecy regarding the phenomenon because it's essentially buying us time and holding back the end of the world. So I play with that idea at the opening of my first chapter in Satanion.

Yeah. And, you know, I think that probably in, you know, going back to maybe 47 or the 1950s. They've been recruited from among evangelicals or traditionalist Catholics. But if you go back probably to the 1890s, late 1890s, with the airship mystery, I don't know whether they started out that way or whether they were spooked into having these kinds of beliefs, right?

Yeah. And, you know, I think that probably in, you know, going back to maybe 47 or the 1950s. They've been recruited from among evangelicals or traditionalist Catholics. But if you go back probably to the 1890s, late 1890s, with the airship mystery, I don't know whether they started out that way or whether they were spooked into having these kinds of beliefs, right?

Yeah. And, you know, I think that probably in, you know, going back to maybe 47 or the 1950s. They've been recruited from among evangelicals or traditionalist Catholics. But if you go back probably to the 1890s, late 1890s, with the airship mystery, I don't know whether they started out that way or whether they were spooked into having these kinds of beliefs, right?

Look, think about it this way, Danny. If airships that look like constructions from out of Jules Verne sci-fi novels are showing up not just in the sky over tens of states, but they're landing in people's fields, right? and sheriffs and judges are coming up to these things and touching them and interacting with the airship pilots.

Look, think about it this way, Danny. If airships that look like constructions from out of Jules Verne sci-fi novels are showing up not just in the sky over tens of states, but they're landing in people's fields, right? and sheriffs and judges are coming up to these things and touching them and interacting with the airship pilots.

Look, think about it this way, Danny. If airships that look like constructions from out of Jules Verne sci-fi novels are showing up not just in the sky over tens of states, but they're landing in people's fields, right? and sheriffs and judges are coming up to these things and touching them and interacting with the airship pilots.