The EU: The Final Empire?

Extracts from "EU: The Final Empire", by Alan Franklin.

The Flag of the EU.

"The EU flag consists of a halo of twelve gold stars on a blue background inspired by pictures of the Madonna. In the prayer room at Brussels Airport stands a statue of the Madonna surrounded by the stars of Europe. A former secretary general of the Council of Europe, Leon Marchal, said the stars were those of the "Woman of the Apocalypse". The EU, which now has 15, (1998), members, has confirmed that the number of stars will remain at 12, which indicates that the stars do not represent countries. I quote from a leaflet: "Building Europe Together, " which I was given on a visit to EU headquarters in Brussels in 1998:

'The European flag (is) a shared flag, blue with twelve gold stars sybolising completeness. The number will remain at twelve no matter how many countries there are in the EU'. How odd this must strike americans, whose flag proudly sported a new star as each fledgling state came into the union.

The same document issued to commemorate 'Europe Day, May 9th', also boosts Europe's new common anthem 'Ode To Joy', the prelude to the last movement of Beethoven's ninth symphony. The EU document states : 'Officially the Ode To Joy, but which in this context also means the ode to freedom, to a sense of community and peace between the 15 countries which have decided to unite and to others who will freely decide to join them'.

In fact The Ode To Joy is not quite that innocent, as the lyrics, by a man called Schiller, concern the entering of the shrine of a pagan goddess and the uniting of all men in brotherhood, by the power of magic. according to drian Hilton in 'The Principality and The Power of Europe'.

The Tower of Babel.

An amazing poster was issued by the EU, showing the Tower of Babel and carrying the slogan : 'many tongues, one voice.' This appears to be an attempt to reverse God's judgement on Babel! In case the point was lost, a crane in the background was shown rebuilding the tower. Above the Tower of Babel were shown the twelve eurostars, but inverted and shaped like pentagrams, as in witchcraft, with the central points downwards.

Nimrod and his followers tried to build the tower to reach the heavens, but it was the counterfeit building of a counterfeit religion. in those days stone was commonly used for buildings, but in the Tower of Babel bricks were used - man made objects as opposed to God-made. The Babylonian' Queen of Heaven' was the mother of Nimrod. Today it is the title given by Roman catholics to Mary, mother of Jesus.

The story of the rise and fall of Babylon told in Genesis 11 should have been a warning to all men for all time. Nimrod's tower of staggering height was ntended to serve religious purposes, for it is thought to have honoured deities in the heavens.

Mystical babylon is being rebuilt in Europe, and although they don't speak each others languages, this is not stopping those behind this incredible, evil project.

At present the EU works in 11 languages, necessitating 55 seperate translation combination. once countries like Poland and Hungary and other candidate nations are admitted in May 2004, the translation combinations could rise to 120 for every document and speech. there are curently 1,900 translators, a number set to explode as ten more countries prepare to join, when the cost of translation will rise to £650,000,000 a year.

Imagine trying to find a Spanish or Greek speaker prepared to sit in the glass translators' boxes turnig politicians waffle into Finnish - or Portugese? Only an idea from hell could create such confusion.

Those who follow Nimrod have now succeeded in building a vast new headquarters in Strasbourg, france. Astonishingly, its centre-piece is an enormous replica of the unfinished Tower of Babel.

Bab-el's original meaning was 'gate to God', but Nimrod founded an idolatrous religious system in which people were expected to worship images he set up. He also brought in a politiacal dicatorship and his tower was a symbol of one man's revolt and desire to make a name for himself.

Even the secular press could not miss the connection between the old and the new French structure and dubbed it 'The Tower of Eurobabel'.

The Harlot and The Beast.

In Revelations 17:3 John has a vision of the Harlot being carried away by the Beast. This is a recuring theme that is developing throughout the institutions of the EU.

You are first presented with this image at Brussels airport passenger lounge where there is a huge mural depicting "The Rape Of Europa", Europa being a goddess who was abducted by Zeus disguised as a bull.

In the Brussels parliament building there is a glass house at the end where the parliament meets. In the domed ceiling is a picture, three times life size, depicting the same scene.

Not to be out done, the French in the other parliament in Strasburg, in a building called PE1 - the parliamentary offices - there is another painting of the naked woman riding the beast.

Even the UK got in on the act back in 1999 when we issued a stamp to 'celebrate' the 1999 EU elections with the same image, the Harlot riding the Beast

In May 2000 Der Spiegel magazine bore on its cover a picture of a bull charging, head lowered, at the reader. On its back sat a young woman draped in dark blue cloth and waving the blue and gold flag of a united Europe. The cover was a delight for French readers as the model chosen was Laetitia Casta who had recently been selected as the "Marianne 2000" .... the femine personification of the French Revolution!

The Harlot and the Beast pairing has even been used on the back of the Greek two euro coin and in 1992 on a German Ecu coin.

If many leaders in Europe have taken as their emblem the sign of the harlot and the beast - Antichrist's woman symbolising the Harlot church of the end of times - it points to a rapid fulfilling of scripture.