Chariots of the Black Gods: Battle In The Sky: UFOs and the War of Armageddon

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Book Two: The Battle In The SkyWhen The Washington Post can make a full-throated declaration in 2019 that “UFOs exist and everyone needs to adjust to that fact,” we should know that something major is taking place here. After mocking the idea of UFOs for decades,the Editorial Board of the Post now postures as though they have always known that these things exist, and that it’s the rest of us that need to catch up. This is a brilliant illustration of what the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said: “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed, second, it is violently opposed, and third, it is accepted as self-evident.” After years of ridicule and mockery, The Washington Post and other major media are now acting like the reality of the so-called UFOs has always been self-evident with them. And I’m sure that it has been, despite their public pretentions. Luis Elizondo is the former Director of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), the Pentagon’s UFO hunting unit. He is now a UAP whistleblower while still holding a security clearance. Elizondo has gone on public record revealing: “Now you can be at the lunchroom at the Pentagon and talk about UFOs all day long in the open and no one criticizes you. Now, it’s a conversation about national security. It’s no longer a conspiracy theory. It’s now, unfortunately, a conspiracy fact” (Imminent: Inside the Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs, 2024).After 80 years of false denial, the U.S. Government has now decided to come clean on the reality of UFOs/UAP and the threat to national security that they pose. But be clear: the Government is not admitting to “UFOs” in a strictly generic sense: it is admitting the specific truth of the Mother Wheel and the Baby Planes which the Nation of Islam has been disclosing for 94 years now.The U.S. government knows that this is not an extraterrestrial phenomenon. The government recognizes that the “non-human intelligence” behind the UAP are not aliens but are spiritual beings in human form who have hostile intentions toward America. The Pentagon therefore labels them demons. The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad described them as black angels of retribution. Of the 45 Presidents that sat in the Oval Office over 236 years, only eight were officially “read in” to America’s UFO secrets. The Reagan-Bush Administration of 1981-1989 was the singular “UFO Administration”: both the President and the Vice President were fully read in. During classified sessions they were briefed on UAP events that uncannily matched the public disclosures of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. This is why the government treats Farrakhan as a Disclosure Threat.Behind all of this is the encroaching War of Armageddon. Read more

ISBN10 1958947148
ISBN13 978-1958947142
Language English
Publisher A-Team Publishing
Dimensions 6 x 1.03 x 9 inches
Book 2 of 2 Chariots of the Black Gods
Item Weight 1.69 pounds
Print length 457 pages
Publication date January 12, 2026

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