Look Up Fellowship "And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draws near." Luke 21:28

I cannot thank reader Martha enough for telling me about this film because up until now I had never heard of it. It's called Iron Mountain: Blueprint To Tyranny and it's required viewing in the Look Up Fellowship school of Hey-Open-Your-Eyes-And-Ears-And-Take-A-Good-Hard-Look-At-How-Bible-Prophecy-Is-Unfolding-All-Around-You-In-The-Push-For-A-One-World-Government-With-The-Antichrist-In-Full-Control.

This documentary is incredible because it's not only relevant today (even though it is based on a 1960s government study and filmed in 1993), but because the filmmaker looks at the entire case through the lens of end times Bible prophecy and specifically focuses on the coming One World Government system that will be led by the future Antichrist as foretold by the Scriptures written over 2,000 years ago.

Surprisingly, a day or two later after receiving that note from Martha, I had to thank Urban Survival for the following write up on the same subject (strange bit of convergence there, huh?):

Even though it has been dismissed as a work of fiction, and a clever anti-war book during the Vietnam era, if you haven't read and considered some of the issues Leonard Lewin raised in his 1967 Report From Iron Mountain (on the accessibility and desirability of peace), especially the thorny question of "Why do people accept the rule of others?" Before you read it, you should be aware that...

"In 1972, Lewin claimed that the report has been a hoax. At that time, he wrote that the Pentagon Papers, were 'as outrageous, morally and intellectually' as his own invention: 'The charade is over. Some of the documents read like parodies of Iron Mountain, rather than the reverse.' (Times obit) Eventually, he sued to establish his copyright over the work, since U.S. government documents are inherently in the public domain. (Carvajal, 1996) Others, such as John Kenneth Galbraith, have maintained the reports legitimacy."

My take? Real (Galbraith) or Hoax (the author), the discussion of why people put on the yoke of government is just dandy. And, (ready in the bad pun department?) the yoke's on us.

Let's take a look at the FULL VERSION (about 2 hours and 20 minutes long) before making any conclusions:



So, what do you think? Clever hoax or the real deal? Compelling documentary from 1993 indeed. Regardless, always remember to fight fear with faith.

Here's what Amazon had listed as their official review of the book version:

From 1963 to 1966 the U.S. government assembled a team of prominent thinkers from all walks of life to determine what would happen if "peace broke out." The group, surprisingly but with unassailable logic, determined that war was necessary and desirable and that the government should do all it could to maintain the status quo. If peace became inevitable, the report suggested everything from creating an outer-space menace to setting up some new, socially acceptable form of slavery. The report was leaked in 1967 by a conference member harboring a guilty conscience, and it scandalized Washington.

Not.

The ultimate compliment for any form of political satire is to be taken seriously by the people it is skewering. On that scale Report From Iron Mountain, which has been a lightning rod for both Right and Left since its appearance, could hardly be more successful. The hoax, written in perfect think-tankese, captures the mix of Olympian detachment and awesome cynicism that has flowed out of Washington for much of the American Century. Lewin's book (and he really did write it) exposes the mindset that we can thank for Vietnam and so much else.

Report From Iron Mountain was bolstered, if not trumped, by reality--the Pentagon Papers and the Pax Americana, a Defense Department plan to take over Latin America, emerged soon after. But the book's enduring popularity, particularly among those who never got the joke (apparently Lewin had to sue to get right-wing groups convinced of the book's authenticity to stop printing and selling copies) suggests that the governmental worldview that Report From Iron Mountain lampoons--as well as the paranoia that that immorality unleashes in the citizenry--is very much with us.


Fascinating, huh? So, which is it? Personally, I believe we'll continue to see the veil of secrecy being lifted in the final moments of "normal" in this world as we run up to the start of the Tribulation perhaps as a fulfillment of the prophecy of Daniel 12:4.

As the person who posted this video online commented, "They claim this is a hoax...but I don't think hoaxes work this well. History has been unfolding almost right in line with the report."

Exactly my thoughts.

Is this more evidence that those pushing for a New World Order of the Ages are always actively looking for ways to advance their agenda in the real world? Is this more evidence that they are motivated by and serving a Luciferian, Satanic doctrine?

Food for thought, but I believe the answer is wholeheartedly YES!!!

Come quickly Lord!