Sel et Poivre

I just watched the Nick Fuentes debate with Dr. Jiang, and I have a lot of thoughts. Those who have followed me for a long time know that Nick and I fundamentally disagree on a lot. I believe Christian nationalism and the attempt to establish an earthly Christian kingdom before Christ returns are themselves part of the deception of this age. I also believe Nick is fundamentally wrong about Israel, the Antichrist, and the prophetic destiny of the Jewish people. But I also have to give credit where it is due. I was genuinely impressed by how much Nick seems to have recognized the danger of conspiracism within the broader dissident and anti-establishment movement. And I think his conversation with Jiang accidentally exposed something much bigger than either of them probably intended. The end of the conspiracy rabbit hole is not simply believing increasingly bizarre things about governments, secret societies, or powerful families. Eventually, it becomes a theological question. Who is Jesus Christ? That was the most important part of the entire conversation. For years, the dissident right has been flooded with increasingly esoteric explanations for why the world is evil. Khazars. Kabbalah. Sabbateanism. Frankism. Rothschilds. Secret societies. Ancient mystery religions. Hidden bloodlines. Occult knowledge supposedly possessed by elites and concealed from ordinary people. And I understand why this worldview is attractive. We live in a world where institutions lie. Governments lie. Corporations lie. Intelligence agencies manipulate people. Powerful individuals protect their interests. History is frequently sanitized. Propaganda is real. Once someone realizes this, there is an enormous temptation to conclude that everything must have a hidden explanation. And eventually corruption itself is no longer enough. There must be secret knowledge behind the corruption. That is where the rabbit hole becomes spiritual. One of the things I appreciated about Nick in this conversation was his willingness to challenge several myths that have become almost unquestionable within these circles. No, modern Jews are not simply Khazarian impostors who stole the identity of the biblical Israelites. No, you cannot simply take the occultized “Qabbalah” popularized among Gentile esotericists and project that worldview onto every Orthodox Jew practicing Jewish Kabbalah. And no, every powerful Jewish family throughout history does not automatically become part of some continuous Sabbatean-Frankist occult bloodline. But here is where I think Nick still has two enormous dots left to connect. He still fundamentally views the Jewish people as the great antagonists of the Christian story, culminating in a Jewish Antichrist or false messiah, rather than understanding Israel through Paul's framework in Romans 9–11. And he still rejects the literal coming Kingdom of Christ, reigning from Zion. Those two errors matter enormously. Because Scripture doesn't describe Israel as possessing some superior hidden spiritual knowledge that Gentiles must uncover in order to defeat them. It describes Israel as blind. Israel stumbled. Israel was hardened in part. God gave them a spirit of stupor. And through their stumbling, salvation went to the Gentiles. But Paul immediately warns the Gentiles: DO NOT BOAST. You do not support the root. The root supports you. And the same God who grafted believing Gentiles into the tree is able to graft the natural branches back in again. This is why Paul's entire argument ends not with the triumph of one ethnicity over another, but with one of the most humbling statements in Scripture: “For God has consigned all to disobedience, that he may have mercy on all.” That destroys racial boasting in BOTH directions. The Jew cannot boast. The Gentile cannot boast. Everyone needs mercy. And this is where Jiang's worldview becomes so revealing. Because once you believe that the problem with the world is ultimately hidden knowledge, the logical solution becomes acquiring the correct hidden knowledge. You begin looking for the secret teachings. The forbidden books. The suppressed history. The occult system behind the occult system. You begin believing that the enemy possesses knowledge that YOU need to obtain in order to defeat him. Black magic versus white magic. Dark occultism versus enlightened occultism. Their secret knowledge versus our secret knowledge. And eventually you arrive at the oldest lie in human history: You can become enlightened. You can awaken. You can discover the divine within yourself. You can become like God. And THAT is why the most important moment of the entire debate had nothing to do with the Rothschilds, Khazars, Kabbalah, Israel, intelligence agencies, or secret societies. It was when the conversation reached Jesus Christ. Nick maintained the historic Christian confession: Jesus Christ is God. The Son of God. The second person of the Trinity. Jiang's conception of Jesus is radically different. Jesus becomes something closer to an enlightened teacher, someone who understood the divine reality within humanity and came to awaken others to it. And suddenly the entire conversation makes sense. This is why the Gospel of Thomas becomes so attractive within this worldview. The story becomes that institutional Christianity suppressed the REAL teachings of Jesus, the teachings about enlightenment, secret wisdom, and discovering the divine within. That Christianity buried the truth. That Jesus wasn't uniquely God incarnate. He came to show you what YOU really are. Do you recognize the voice yet? “Ye shall be as gods.” This is the lie of the serpent. And I believe it is infinitely closer to the spiritual nature of the final deception than Christians obsessing over microchips, NWO, Khazars, bloodlines, or Jewish occultists secretly controlling history. The final deception will not simply tell humanity: Reject God. It will offer humanity a counterfeit way of reaching Him. A counterfeit awakening. A counterfeit kingdom. A counterfeit unity. A counterfeit spirituality. A counterfeit messiah. And ultimately, a counterfeit divinization of man. This is why Bible-believing Christians have to be extremely careful about the broader “Great Awakening,” “human awakening,” and esoteric anti-establishment movements. They may hate the same institutions you hate. They may expose corruption you also recognize. They may oppose globalism. They may oppose war. They may oppose censorship. They may despise the political establishment. They may even talk constantly about God, Christ, evil, Satan, spirituality, and awakening. None of that means we share the same worldview. Eventually you have to ask: Who do you say that Jesus is? Because Christianity does not teach that Jesus came to awaken the divine Christ-consciousness sleeping inside mankind. Christianity teaches something infinitely more radical. The Word became flesh. God came down. Man does not ascend into godhood through secret knowledge. God descended to save sinful man. Jesus is not one world teacher among many. He is not one manifestation of a universal consciousness. He is not merely showing us what every human being can eventually become through enlightenment. He is the Christ, the Son of the living God. And salvation is not found by looking deeper and deeper within yourself. It is found in Him. This is ultimately why I think conspiracism is such fertile ground for deception. It trains people to believe that salvation comes through possessing the information everyone else is too asleep to understand. It creates pride while masquerading as discernment. “I know what's REALLY happening.” “I found the hidden history.” “I understand what the sheep cannot see.” “I've awakened.” And before long, the search for truth quietly becomes a search for gnosis. Secret knowledge. The very thing Scripture warns us against can begin masquerading as discernment. I still fundamentally disagree with Nick Fuentes on major theological and political questions. I believe his Christian nationalist vision remains attached to an earthly kingdom that Christians were never commissioned to establish before the King Himself returns. But I will say this: I think Nick is beginning to recognize something extremely important about the movement surrounding him. Not everyone who recognizes the corruption of Babylon understands what Babylon actually is. Not everyone fighting the establishment is fighting for Christ. Not everyone talking about awakening is waking up. And sometimes the person telling you that he possesses the secret knowledge necessary to escape the deception is simply offering you another deception. I pray Nick keeps following this realization wherever it leads, even when it forces him to reconsider assumptions he has held for years. Because once all the conspiracies, politics, ethnic grievances, secret histories and esoteric systems are stripped away, the dividing line remains exactly where it has always been: Who is Jesus Christ? Everything eventually comes back to that.

I want to take a moment and ask you to examine your heart. Has it grown softer toward God, or harder because of the times we’re in? Are your steps led by the hope of what’s to come, or by fear of what’s happening now? And where is that fear rooted? In the Lord? Or in the world, in man-made agendas and conspiracies? Romans 8:28 says God works all things for the good of those who love Him. Trials are not accidents, they’re His tools to purify and refine us. To bring out a deeper, stronger faith. Jesus warned that in the last days, because of the increase of wickedness, the love of many would grow cold. Wickedness hardens hearts. So I’ll ask you again: is it hardening yours? Every time I log on here, my heart breaks at where people’s hearts are heading, especially among those who claim Christ. For so long we’ve been tricked into thinking that because Satan is the prince of this world, he’s sovereign over it. He isn’t. Even Satan is a pawn in God’s hand. The Lord is working His greater purpose through all things. The question is, does your life reflect that truth? God bless you, and may the Lord Jesus Christ soften and transform your heart tonight. “Examine yourselves, to see whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves. Do you not realize this about yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you?, unless indeed you fail to meet the test!”

How? My entire point here is that everything we do must be rooted in Christ's love and mercy. If i say "Israel is evil, you killed Christ, you evil *****! We are the TRUE Chosen!" Is that the spirit of Christ? But if i say, "Israel, your Messiah is calling you to repent and come back to Him." Do you see the difference? One is rooted in pride and resentment, the other is rooted in humility and grace.

For a long time, I was deep into conspiracy theories, not just the typical ones, but the kind that led me to believe that the Nazis and Hitler were somehow the good guys, and that the Jews were an evil race trying to subvert humanity. It started with 9/11 truth videos like Loose Change and Zeitgeist when I was 15, but as I grew older, it spiraled into something darker. I even at one point owned two copies of Mein Kampf. Looking back, I see how it wasn’t just about “researching truth”, it was about how my heart was being shaped. The more I studied human wisdom instead of God’s Word, the more hardened I became. When I finally started studying Scripture seriously, I realized how deceived I had been. What I thought was “waking up” was actually falling deeper into pride and rebellion. Now I can see that the very path I was on, that hatred, that false sense of worldly enlightenment, is the same spirit that’s rising in the world today. The same deception that will unite the nations against God in the last days. Hitler and the Nazis were a prototype of the Beast, just like Nero Caesar or Antiochus Epiphanes before them. They were all foreshadowings of that final rebellion. And yet, even through that evil, God was still sovereign. Out of WW2 came what i believe to be the beginning of Ezekiel 37, the dry bones prophecy. Israel gathered back to the land, still in unbelief, waiting for the Spirit of God to breathe life into them again. And I believe that’s exactly what’s coming. Through the fire of Jacob’s Trouble, through the persecution and refining to come, God will pour His Spirit out, and Israel will finally cry out to Him in truth. “And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and supplication. They will look on me, the one they have pierced, and they will mourn for him as one mourns for an only child, and grieve bitterly for him as one grieves for a firstborn son.” (Zechariah 12:10) I’ve come to believe that the “red pill” is really just a modern fruit of the tree of knowledge. When you take it, you start uncovering “hidden wisdom,” “secret truths,” and “how the world really works.” But it’s not the wisdom of God, it’s the counterfeit. It promises enlightenment, but it’s designed to harden hearts. Instead of seeing darkness as something God allows, to test, refine, and strengthen those who love Him, the red pill frames darkness as something we must eradicate ourselves. It puts man in the role of judge and savior. See, the world doesn’t define good and evil the way God does. To the world, the greatest evil is having your sovereignty taken away. Humanity worships freedom as the highest moral good. But to God, the very idea of being “sovereign” apart from Him is the root of all evil. That’s what the fall was, man deciding to define good and evil for himself, becoming his own god in his heart. Aleister Crowley’s entire worldview as summed up by “Do as though wilt.” Only those filled with the Holy Spirit can truly see this. Because the red pill, unlike the Spirit, is accessible to everyone, regardless of faith. It’s human revelation, not divine. And the deeper you go, the more you see how evil the world is… but the question then becomes: what do we do about it? That’s where the real false light deception begins. Because the red pill doesn’t lead people to repentance or humility. It leads them to war. It offers a counterfeit kingdom, not through the fruits of the Spirit, but through vengeance, domination, and taking “our rightful seat” at the table of the kingdoms of the world. But that was never our calling. Jesus didn’t tell His followers to conquer the world. He told them to overcome it, by the Spirit, not by the sword. Our mission was never to sit at the table of power. It was to be salt and light in a world obsessed with darkness and control. To walk in the spirit, not the flesh. By endurance, patience, etc. And that’s what the red pill will never teach you.

Loving your enemies isn’t easy because it’s not natural. It’s not something you can fake, force, or feel your way into. It only happens when your mind is set on things above, when the Holy Spirit is truly in you. That’s what separates real believers from false ones. “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” (John 13:35)

A lot has changed for me since I first started this account back in 2021. For a long time, I was all about “trutherism,” digging into gematria, the occult, numerology, and especially the theory about Donald Trump being the Antichrist. But my faith journey has taken a real turn the last couple months. I’ve been spending more time in the Bible and listening to what the Holy Spirit has to say, and it’s changed how I think and act. I still have my thoughts about Trump and his possible role in this end-times deception, but that’s not what I want to primarily focus on anymore. If you haven’t noticed, I’ve shifted away from “trutherism” and numerology to take a closer look at a deeper deception, the snares and traps within our own hearts. I’ve come to realize that the biggest danger we face is falling into the flesh, and following our hearts, rather than God. Ironically, I believe “trutherism” is one of the most effective tools at Satan’s disposal to carry out this false light agenda, as I’ve explained before. It’s exactly these deceptions that Satan is using to lead us astray, and it’s happening all around us. My account will be focused on understanding these deceptions through a careful study of the Bible and examination of everything happening around us. We’ll talk about how easy it is to be misled when we don’t armor up with God’s truth, and how that will be what leads to Satan’s final deception. So, expect deep dives into Scripture, discussions about staying faithful to Christ’s commands despite the chaos around us, and encouragement for everyone to really live out their faith. Thanks for sticking with me on this journey. Let’s keep each other strong in the faith and committed to living lives that are pleasing to God.

My friends, i urge you. Do not be deceived by Donald Trump. He is going to return and be seen as the "savior" for many. This world is fallen and will be until the very end. Christ did not come to bring peace to the world, but to be a sacrifice for OUR sins.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but forgive those who've wronged you. Forgiveness is not about condoning what someone has done, but about freeing ourselves from the weight of bitterness, which causes the heart to harden. If we do not forgive others, the Lord will not forgive us our sins. "For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins." (Matthew 6:14-15) Why should God forgive us our sins if we can't extend forgiveness to others? That's the thing, He won't, and rightfully so. If someone's heart has truly been transformed by the Holy Spirit, it will naturally radiate God's love and mercy, just as a healthy heart circulates blood throughout the body. “You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? And if you greet only your own people, what are you doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that? Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect." (Matthew 5:43-48) Also, forgiveness also doesn't always mean reconciliation. Forgiveness is something you can give on your own because God asks us to forgive others just as He forgives us. Reconciliation means fixing a broken relationship and both sides need to work together, but it's not always possible. Follow Christ's example; remember when He was crucified and mocked on the cross, He pleaded with the Father to forgive them for they didn't know what they were doing. Our pride often hinders us from extending love and grace in difficult times; however, following Christ was never meant to be easy. In fact, it's one of the most challenging paths we can choose because it goes against our natural, sinful inclinations to follow the desires of the flesh.

You think that because you don't actually believe the Bible. Psalm 2:6–9 “Yet have I set my King upon my holy hill of Zion. I will declare the decree: the LORD hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee. Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession. Thou shalt break them with a rod of iron…” Psalm 110:1–2 “The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool. The LORD shall send the rod of thy strength out of Zion: rule thou in the midst of thine enemies.” He rules in the midst of enemies, and the scepter goes out of Zion. Isaiah 2:2–4 “And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of the LORD’S house shall be established in the top of the mountains… For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem. And he shall judge among the nations…” Law going forth from Jerusalem, judgment among nations, that is not describing heaven. Isaiah 24:23 “Then the moon shall be confounded, and the sun ashamed, when the LORD of hosts shall reign in mount Zion, and in Jerusalem, and before his ancients gloriously.” It literally says He will reign in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem. Micah 4:7 “And the LORD shall reign over them in mount Zion from henceforth, even for ever.” Joel 3:16–17 “The LORD also shall roar out of Zion… So shall ye know that I am the LORD your God dwelling in Zion, my holy mountain…” This is in the context of the nations being gathered for judgment. Zechariah 14:9,16 “And the LORD shall be king over all the earth… And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall even go up… to worship the King, the LORD of hosts.” The King is worshiped at Jerusalem after the nations are judged. Revelation 14:1 “And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Sion, and with him an hundred forty and four thousand…”

I really appreciate your heart in all this, and I know you love the Lord and want others to see what’s really going on. That said, I want to gently offer a caution that I think is really important in these times. You’re right that the world is fallen and spiritual deception is real, but what often gets mistaken as “discernment” today is actually Gnostic thinking in disguise. That whole idea of “this world is an illusion,” “the elites are hiding the truth,” and “if we wake up, we’ll see through the script”, that isn’t biblical. That’s the exact framework Alice Bailey and the New Age movement used. And their whole focus was exposing the elites. Not repenting. Not clinging to Christ. Just “waking up.” The Bible never tells us the elites have secret knowledge we need to uncover. In fact, it says the opposite: “If they had understood, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.” (1 Cor 2:8) They didn’t know what was happening then, and they don’t know now. They’re not masterminds, they’re pawns in a spiritual battle they don’t understand. The only true knowledge is the Word of God and the discernment that comes from being filled with the Holy Spirit, not from decoding symbols or waking up to the “illusion.” And Isaiah even warns us not to call everything a conspiracy that this world calls a conspiracy (Isaiah 8:12). That mindset feels spiritual, but it leads people into fear, pride, and rebellion, not repentance. So I say this in love: be careful. Because the enemy doesn’t just deceive people with sin, he deceives them with what looks like discernment.

Within the false light movement, there are always a few who are spiritually “in the know.” You’ll see them in the comments here sometimes. They understand the Gnostic system, the occult roots, and they consciously frame Yahweh as the enemy and Lucifer as the liberator. But they are the minority. The real danger is the majority who join their war against Babylon. They won’t look like occultists. They’ll be average people, many of them wearing crosses, quoting Scripture, and holding Bibles. They’ll think they’re fighting for God’s kingdom, when in reality they’re marching in step with the very system Satan has built. That’s why Jesus warned of a great falling away that would decieve the elect, if possible, because the deception isn’t just for the pagans and occultists. It’s aimed at those who think they’re serving God, but hearts are far from Him.

Jesus rebuking the Pharisees wasn’t a model for Gentile rage against Jews. He was doing exactly what the prophets did before Him, Calling His own people to repentance. It was a judgment rooted in covenant love, not racial contempt. But today, people weaponize His words To justify their own bitterness and pride, As if Jesus came to teach the nations how to hate Israel better. That’s not the Spirit of Christ. That’s the spirit of the accuser. If you really want to reach a Jew, Speak to them like someone who actually believes God still has a plan for them. Because He does. “They enemies for your sake, but are beloved for the sake of the fathers. For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” - Romans 11:28–29

A big reason people are falling for the coming deception is because they have no idea how end-times prophecy actually works. They’ve been handed a Westernized gospel. A Westernized Church. And a Westernized view of the end. But the Bible is not an American book. It’s not centered on D.C., Rome, or Hollywood. It’s centered on Jerusalem. The same city our Lord was crucified in. “And their dead bodies will lie in the street of the great city, which spiritually is called Sodom and Egypt, where also our Lord was crucified.” (Revelation 11:8) And if you don’t understand that, You’re going to miss what’s coming. Because Revelation doesn’t warn about a globalist takeover of Wall Street. It warns about the Gentile trampling of Jerusalem: “And they will trample the holy city for forty-two months.” (Revelation 11:2) “Jerusalem will be trampled by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.” (Luke 21:24) It warns about the nations gathering against that city: “I will gather all the nations to Jerusalem to fight against it; the city will be captured, the houses ransacked, and the women raped.” (Zechariah 14:2) It warns about the Beast proclaiming a false kingdom from there: “And he was given authority to act for forty-two months… and to make war against the saints and conquer them.” (Revelation 13:5–7) And it tells us Jesus will return to Jerusalem and fight back: “Then the Lord will go out and fight against those nations… On that day His feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, east of Jerusalem…” (Zechariah 14:3–4) “From Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.” (Isaiah 2:3) That’s the storyline. That’s the real battle. That’s the real location. And most people have no clue it’s even in the Bible. They’re too focused on Washington. Too consumed with “elites.” Too obsessed with their own nations and narratives. But prophecy is clear: The nations will invade Jerusalem (Zech. 14:2). They will trample the holy city (Rev. 11:2). They will kill and pillage, and set up a counterfeit kingdom (Rev. 13:7). And when Christ returns to reign from Zion in fulfillment of the Davidic covenant (2 Samuel 7:12–13, Luke 1:32), they will fight against Him. “They will make war on the Lamb, and the Lamb will conquer them.” (Revelation 17:14) And He will destroy them. That’s what’s coming. And if you’re not grounded in the actual story the Bible tells, you’re going to end up on the wrong side of it.