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[Alexandr Korol]

and perform a kind of ritual. And naturally, everyone perceives it mockingly, finding it amusing, unusual, and watching how everyone there got scared. But in reality, this is something very serious. I would say that Spirits and gods, and the entire culture, are now being revived. That is what is happening right now. And what has happened in New Zealand is only the beginning. And no one will be able to stand against this force. And all those who have held power all this time, who have seized the whole world, enslaved everything, and pushed for this one-sided globalization — where everyone must consume forbidden substances and change their gender — all those who propagate this, I will say this: you have no choice but to run. That’s it. You have already lost. It is over for you. And you knew this time would come — that you were given a period to rule, to destroy everything, to corrupt everything — because the world needed to be driven into chaos before the beginning of a new era, a new cycle. You have, of course, done well in fulfilling your task, but now you must leave along with all this filth, and the Golden Age must begin. And I guarantee everyone that this is inevitable. And what I am telling you now is only the beginning of the third volume, and I am its hero.
This emphasis on the Serpent, this “agent smith” — I am deliberately making it at the beginning and gathering everything into a single picture so that I no longer have to return to it. This way, everyone will already understand what the dark force is, how it operates, and that you should realize that there is no need to blame any specific country. Respect one another. It is not about the country, as it turns out; this devil, this Serpent, can awaken in any person, in any country. So I would say that you cannot just hastily conclude that the United States of America is “bad.” No, I disagree. I remember times — and maybe some of you still do — when there were kind-hearted people there when they made good films, the very ones I grew up on. They made good music, quality products, and so much more. And, interestingly, such people still exist in the United States. They are the ordinary, slightly overweight, family-oriented folks somewhere in Central America — farmers, for example. And they are the ones who still stand for that old America, the one we could still experience before the 2000s. But then... again, you see how subtly it happened? As if something changed imperceptibly: movies became dull, perverted, filled with men kissing, pushing yet another forbidden agenda. All the fairy tales, all the movies are being