BAAL is in their Court
Let us rebuild the idea that has spoiled our senses all these months and severed our souls to the core. One direly feels the need to reset the brain’s processor after such a mess of our mind by the obnoxious audio-visuals from Epstein island. This has been held as one of the most demonic and dirtiest scandals of 21st century catching global attention more than that of the war news. Conscious minds are simply not able to process it all. Sex abuse of minors, human trafficking, cannibalism, paedophilia, incarceration of adults, blazing of babies, churning of human flesh; some for the purpose of cooking and some for dissolution in sulphuric acid and God knows what more shall come out from the island of Epstein to unnerve us.
In countries where citizens have more than the required amount of freedom for open and free sex, all kinds of foods and beverages and for all modes of enjoyment, one wonders why does it need an isolated island to have the feast. This is because Epstein files are not as much about crime and celebration as they are about bizarre belief in BAAL, a Canaanite deity who stands at the centre stage of all the satanic acts performed on the island just for him to get pleased and them to get bestowed with bounties of this world especially leadership and the associated leverages. The ancient work namely Wisdom of Solomon (composed around the 2nd century B.C.E.), accuses the inhabitants of Canaan of having “cannibal feasts of human flesh and blood.” Even in the Bible and Torah, Baal was a constant source of apostasy for ancient Israelites, who were forbidden from worshipping him. The Hebrew Bible portrayed this as the conflict between monotheism (Yahweh) and polytheism (Baal/Baalim). Worship of Baal was therefore considered a major transgression (e.g., Judges 3:7). So does the Quran warn in Surah As-Saffat ( Chapter 37: verse 125), “Do you call upon ˹the idol of˺ Ba’l and abandon the Best of Creators?”. This verse is part of the story of Prophet Ilyas (or Elias) addressing his people who worshipped an idol named Ba’l. It highlights the absurdity of abandoning the Creator of........
