Of course wars are not good, and history has proven that there has been lies behind the reasons that started just about every war since the beginning of the 20th century. We can not think that “the Caesar” is the source of the truth, we all must understand that the truth comes from Jesus. He said: “I am the way, the truth, and the life”.
If “the Caesar” gives us “good reasons” to support a war, we should not be surprised if it all ends up being a lie. The word devil means liar, and that should make clear who is behind every war. We are meant to trust God, not a flag.
This news about the “super soldiers’ brain chip” are not that new at all. Earlier during the Vietnam War, soldiers were injected with the Rambo Chip, designed to increase adrenaline flow into the bloodstream.
If we hear from “the Caesar” that a chip will be implanted on soldiers, that actually means that they have been doing it on them for decades, and they wish they could implant one on us too.
I am frequently shocked by how naive people can be about microchips implanted on the body, do you really think God likes it? Pray and listen to your heart, there is something very wrong with it, and it’s coming from where the lies come from too.
If you ask questions to “the Caesar” you will hear that your question can not be answered on the grounds of “National Security”, or perhaps there is a “Corporative Intellectual Rights Patent” that prevents you from knowing what are they implanting the people with (except of course for what the marketing campaign says).
If today, with the knowledge we have we can not prove beyond any reasonable doubt that implanting microchips is harmful. Isn’t it a really high price to accept it now, and get to know two decades later that it was indeed harmful?
If the Bible prevented us from a strange mark that may lead our souls to hell, and based on our belief we have doubts and would like to raise some questions about it. Isn’t it the right thing to do?
I know Protestants have sent a lot of warnings about this topic, but they have the right to do so, and so do we Catholics. The implantation of whatever on the human body should be at least questioned, and if we do not want it then it should be removed from the market. After all the customer is always right, isn’t it what they say?
Be careful with your silence because they take your silence as an approval.
…did you say “chips”???
