Alexandr Korol

governments will see it even more, that they can become even more powerful. And they’ll think “this is the guy”. And the religious people will see that “this is the Messiah”. The religious people will see this man as the Messiah. But it’s all the same person. They will help him because they believe in this illusion. And the guy who is chosen will think something else about himself, and probably because he is something else, these are secret governments and politicians, presidents and religious people, so they carry everything, give everything and help him, you know? And they do it under other pretexts, for no reason at all. And they don’t see in him at all what this guy knows about himself. You see how complicated this game is, how much it’s an illusion. Everyone will see some- thing, and everyone will see it differently. And it turns out that I am the person who will make what is already written in the book really happen. It’s already inevitable. The other question is. Am I writing it because I want it to happen? Or because it’s going to happen? Or because it’s really going to happen, but some- body’s going to make it happen now. So it’s like exactly what I alluded to in the summer, in the last volume, self-fulfilling prophecies. It’s all very interesting stuff. And for me, as for you, the written “Alternative History”, the first and second volume, is already like a kind of almanac, like a prophetic something. It’s our own calendar. By delving into it, we can now guess what will happen next in the world. Can you imagine that? And everything will be done according to this book. On the other hand, it will be done because it is written in this book. For secret governments and for some presidents and some religious people, for them in general, this whole book, or let’s say me, will seem different to each of them. They will think about it differently. And each of them may be looking for their own advantage. Maybe the secret government will just realise that ‘wow’, that they can make even more money just from this story in the book and this guy, I mean me. And they won’t believe I’m anybody at all. But they’ll do what they have to do. I mean, I’m going to win this game anyway, you know? They will think that if they help me with this book they will make a lot of money, but actually they will make me what I believe in, what I should become, you know? And some rulers, let’s say, will support me, thinking, again, for the sake of hav- ing some power there, they will be stronger or something. Again, not believing that I’m a magic guy, no, but just believing that I’m like, you know, a popularised guy, a widely trendy guru of some kind. And so they’ll think: “Oh wow, if they’re