2023-07-15
This is a startling outline of a bigger story that would no doubt be a block-buster compendium that might keep us entertained for years, but it is necessarily limited to something that we can read in a few minutes.
I have no corroboration other than snippets that I've heard here and there that I no longer remember except as snippets, so if it works for you that's great, if it doesn't then ignore it.
New readers may like to read some of our previous "Down the Rabbit Hole" articles, where we dare to explore notions that we cannot confirm but which do on some level seem plausible, even though outside (perhaps well outside!) our normal experience.
As an overarching explanation for what we know of our history and what we know of current goings-on (probably very little on both fronts), I find this article probably the most plausible and complete story that I've heard so far - I don't suppose it's totally accurate, but nor does it strike me as demonstrably preposterous.
As always, we should remind ourselves that "there are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy" (Hamlet). The fact that in the very face of dreadful evil, good men and women throughout the ages have not succumbed to fear, but have carried on and survived regardless, is testament to the notion that evil and hatred cannot ultimately subdue the good and loving.
As far as I can understand it, this story isn't even at variance with the teachings of Christ that are recorded in the Bible (note the precise phraseology here!).
