Fire in the Rabbit Hole

By Terry Wolfe

BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU BELIEVE

Millions of people are seeking unofficial truths today, but what if the "awakening" turns out to be the greatest deception of all?

Whether it's Q, aliens, alt-media journalists, DMT, quantum physics, or the radical revisionists claiming language and history are elaborate magic tricks to enslave us, many of the loudest "free thinkers" have suspicious connections that point to a deeper agenda. They hope to destroy traditional thinking not in order to enlighten us, but to make way for a New Age revolution of post-truth horror.

This book connects the shady characters and dangerous claims of the intellectual underworld trying to take over the minds of the youth today. It warns readers that just because something exposes and challenges mainstream propaganda, doesn't mean the crazy alternative is true. Psychological warfare groups, alternative reality games, and a planned dialectic of collapse and "reset" lead us to a troubling conclusion: the system we all hate is going to be sacrificed to usher in something even worse.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tellwell Talent
• Release date: Mar 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9780228873464

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Copyright © 2022 by Terry Wolfe

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - The days of Noah

Chapter 2 - Truth Wars

Chapter 3 - Wolves in Sheepdog’s Clothing

Chapter 4 - Admiralty Law theory

Chapter 5 - Quantum Reality

Chapter 6 - Q Anon

Chapter 7 - Not-so-straight gait

Chapter 8 - Syncretism

Chapter 9 - First Earth Battalion

Chapter 10 - Flat Earth theory

Chapter 11 - DMT

Chapter 12 - UFOs

Chapter 13 - Communitarianism

Chapter 14 - Zohar

Chapter 15 - The Fourth Rider

Chapter 16 - The Ark: Rapture or Cross?

This book is dedicated to all truth seekers.

My decision to write this book was inspired by the over 200 thousand men and women who followed my experimental TikTok account in 2021, challenging me with wonderful questions about the Bible. This was on a platform famous mostly for crudeness, lewdness, and memes. There is a huge search for answers happening even in the least expected places, I found, and it spans every skin color, generation, and nationality. I’m happy to provoke new ways of thinking as we all fight against the encroaching delusions of the world.

Author’s Note

I’m not an expert on anything. This book is comprised of hypothetical possibilities, speculation, personal opinion, and my personal religious beliefs. It is a layman’s understanding of things beyond my ability to confirm. This hypothesis concerns public figures, public groups, and public events, and I make no claim of professional journalism in how I approached the topics. I am not a journalist, I am an unqualified working class Christian trying to piece together clues with the little time I have. My hope is that it is entertaining, thought-provoking, and edifying, and that is all.

If you want my current contact information, links to my social media platforms, and some free downloadable essays on controversial subjects, visit my website: wolfpox.com

1

The days of Noah

In 2020 I wrote a book called Maybe Everyone Is Wrong: Revelations, Conspiracy, and the Kingdom of Heaven. It was a challenge to all major interpretations of Revelation. After researching every one of them I was not only disappointed, but ashamed of them. My own hypothesis could be wrong, yes, but I think it gets closer to the truth than any of them. This book follows up on the main threat I identified during my studies for that project, since I didn’t have time to delve into it there. Namely, I believe we are witnessing a deception campaign designed to look like an awakening. It tries to confirm the false interpretations of Revelation in order to lead people into dead ends, or worse. We’ve been tricked into looking in all the wrong places for threats, and we’re going to tear each other apart when our predictions fail. In order to minimize the damage done by this, I want to expose the real danger and shift our focus to what matters.

For any true Christian, researching conspiracies should not be a fringe activity. It’s at the very heart of Christian identity. Warning people about a global Satanic conspiracy began with Jesus Christ’s ministry, when he told us that the ruler of this world is evil (John 12:31, 14:30, 16:11). This should change the way we think of everything, including the New Testament. It means the gospels and epistles weren’t just written as an instruction manual for running an institute called the church, or an academic discourse on proper theology. They are a record of the first spiritual battles between God’s Kingdom and Satan’s conspiracy. It was a preview of what was going to keep happening until the end.

He put another parable before them, saying, The Kingdom of Heaven is like a man who sowed good wheat in his field, but while his servants were sleeping, his enemy came and sowed darnel [older translations use tares"] among the wheat and went away. (Matthew 13:24-25)

The weed darnel is a ryegrass plant that looks almost exactly like wheat, but produces no grain when it’s mature. It’s an impostor, in other words. Today we are experiencing a new crop of impostor truths spreading everywhere, just as Jesus warned.

If being qualified to write a book on this topic requires a complete understanding of the subject matter, I confess my unworthiness. But I would be suspicious of anyone who was qualified, since this book is about some of the deepest, weirdest, and most overly-convoluted conspiracy theories you can find. I’m not here to educate you on the full insanity, I’m going to present a conspiracy theory about conspiracy theories that I hope will create an awakening about the awakening happening around us.

Life in the underground

When I watched the September 11th, 2001 attacks on live TV, I knew something was fishy, even at the age of 14. The fact that George W. Bush Jr. happened to be reading to a classroom of first graders when he received word that the World Trade Center had been attacked, and that cameras happened to be rolling, seemed more like a comedy skit than a real narrative they expected anyone to believe. What happened in the following days was no laughing matter, however. Every nation, in every region, now has a decision to make: either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists. That was Bush’s ultimatum to the planet, and all the proof I needed to cement my youthful suspicion that evil reigned at the highest levels of political power. It also taught me that the 21st century was going to be about self-inflicted wounds used to justify pre-planned overreactions. If failing to protect your own nation gave a leader the power to threaten the world, then failure would be the strategy of the future.

It wasn’t long before I found out about the Project for the New American Century, the CIA connection to Osama Bin Laden, and the neocon playbook. Naturally, I also ran across the Eisenhower and JFK speeches about the military industrial complex and shadow networks within America. I found out about the New World Order, private central banks, Zionism as an organizing force, and globalism. At a time when most people were content with blaming people who hated our freedom, I was trying to figure out how much of our reality was a hoax. I learned about Communist infiltration into public education, Freemasonic infiltration into political councils, the Illuminati control of Hollywood, and the idea of royal bloodlines in an open society. I read Carroll Quigley’s Tragedy & Hope and discovered the big mysterious endgame:

The powers of financial capitalism had [a] far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert by secret agreements arrived at in frequent private meetings and conferences. Tragedy & Hope (Chapter 20)

A Neofeudalist global government controlled by central banks and maintained by a technocrat class of social engineers always tweaking society to accept the prescribed policy shifts. Feudalism means disarming the population, taking away our individual rights, and reducing the world population. This matched with the Georgia Guidestones, which called for humanity to be reduced to 500 million in perpetual balance with nature. Once you’ve got this rough sketch of world affairs, you pretty much know the plot.

Knowing this was pretty much enough for me. What was the point of looking into the details once you had the big picture? Sure, I was still intrigued by scandals, alternative views, hoaxes, and signs of confirmation, but what did it matter what exactly the Club of Rome said in the 1980s, or the Bilderbergs in the 2000s? Did I have to fill in every blank, or keep up with every baby step toward tyranny? What became exciting for me was ordinary people catching on. I celebrated every time the masses got wind of the conspiracy. And clearly I wasn’t the only one. My generation was the first to grow up with the Internet as our home, and we wanted to rock the boat. Discussion boards, blogs, podcasts, videos, and memes were our weapons for fighting our revolutionary war. In my case, I created a Metal Gear (video game series) website in 2008 called Mr. Wolfe’s META GEAR, and used it as a vehicle to discuss not only the series I enjoyed, but all of the groundbreaking social commentary the games provided on digital censorship, genetic therapy, designer diseases, secret societies, and more. As gaming culture and the Internet itself came under attack by new waves of political correctness, corporate control, and eventually privacy-invading biometrics systems, I was there to connect some dots. This gained me a decent readership and led to steadfast support to keep going.

My first two books, called The Kojima Code and A Stealth Game, are commentaries on these games, but double as analysis on how Millennials have damaged the Baby Boomer’s Narrative-Investment Complex, and how all of us are being punished for it. Increasingly blatant reductions in our buying power, free market options, and platforms for expression are at least partially the result of my generation rejecting the traditional media’s TV, news, and hobbies. But it was not until the 2020 global pandemic that the world finally got to see the lengths I knew the social engineers would be willing to go in order to preserve their stranglehold on the economy, truth, and the future. We’ve seen just how deeply those self-inflicted wounds can go, and how they’re leveraged to justify pre-planned overreactions. And it will get worse.

The floodgates open

Popular interest in conspiracy theories has exploded since the 2020 lockdowns. Before that, even something as bizarre as the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, called the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, failed to wake people up. Whistleblowers like Edward Snowden telling us about the NSA’s spying on everyone through their smartphones; WikiLeaks and Julian Assange exposing John Podesta’s disturbing emails; the Russiagate hoax hounding President Trump; these helped erode trust in the media, but the pandemic finally did the trick and forced people out of their comfort zones. It shattered the core routines of mindless people who only wanted to send their kids to school, watch sports, and attend events. As a result, the uneducated are now flocking to any wingnut conspiracy theories on Facebook or TikTok they can find, and things are getting weird fast. Those who have never done their research are more susceptible to Rabbit Holes when they finally do explore, and those of us who have been putting information together properly for decades can now enjoy sounding reasonable by contrast.

My fear is that we are living in the days of Noah. Not because of half-human creatures being engineered by occult scientists, or the return of giants and Anunnaki, but because a worldwide flood is coming. No, it will be not be a flood of water—God promised He would never do that again—but a flood of ideas. A global deluge of delusion. The world as we know it will be destroyed in this flood, and I will lay out some reasons to take the prospect seriously.

Here is the metaphor. The ark of truth floats in the ocean of confusion. It is beset by waves of deceptions attacking it, sweeping away those who don’t take it seriously and stand near the edge. Endless ideas pour down, swelling the ocean and covering even the tops of mountains eventually. The only safe place during this time is inside the ark of truth. It survives precisely because it does not try to keep its position, only protect what is inside. It does not try to fight the storm, but ride it out. It is detached, free-floating, and willing to be carried anywhere, without changing itself.

I believe the first casualties of this great flood of ideas will be the brave and adventurous; truth-seekers obsessed with solving the mysteries of the world. The flood will overwhelm them precisely because they think they can swim far and wide, exploring what’s out there, but in their overconfidence they will drown. As the confusion grows, it will swallow up tall institutions and wash away the very foundations of the establishment we thought would never be budged. Those who are drowning in the confusion will pull down others who are trying to tread water and stay afloat. All ideologies will be thrown into doubt, and a mudslide of revelation will sweep across the land and our certainties will be gone.

When the time comes, we must remember what Noah and his family did; or rather, what they did not do. Yes, Noah built the ark according to God’s instructions, but when the flood came they simply hid inside. I often imagine what kind of castles, cities, or towers the giants had established in those days. Did they have sprawling empires beyond modern belief? Yet it was Noah’s family, so small and weak compared to the giants, and so powerless against that black ocean of death all around them, who survived and lived to tell the story to future generations.

Just as it was in the days of Noah, so will it be in the days of the Son of Man. (Luke 17:26, ESV)

This book is a call to enter the boat. And to stay inside no matter what happens.

2

Truth Wars

The truth can get you killed. Witness protection programs exist to protect those who know too much from those who would kill to protect themselves. Whistleblowers are supposed to receive special protections because the organizations they expose are likely to be vindictive. Journalists often have to protect their sources in order to keep them alive. Investigators, hackers, and anyone testifying in court against the Clintons can expect to end up in an early grave. But the most dangerous truth of all has the biggest body count.

We find these deaths recorded in a very special book called the Martyr’s Mirror.¹ With