Speaking of Dracula
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Vlad Tepes, aka Vlad the Impaler, is considered the historical figure on which the character Dracula is based. IMO, Dracula is significant in more than one way.
Let me explain, but first a bit of history. The Western Roman Empire is generally considered to have fallen in 476 AD when the Germanic king Odoacer deposed the last Roman emperor, Romulus Augustulus. With the fall of the Roman empire, the next 1,000 years have been relatively good years. No more evil empire to oppress the nations.
Exactly 1,000 years later, in December 1476, Vlad III Dracula became the Prince of Wallachia for the third time. Wallachia was a region located in what is now part of Romania (Transylvania). This marks Satan's loosening. "And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison" - Revelation 20:7, KJV
Meanwhile, in Satanistan...
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Talking about Satan, and since I mentioned the years 476 and 1476, are you getting ready for 2026? It’s going to be a Hell of a year. Satan's Little Season is coming to an end.
Exactly 250 years from 1776. A very significant year, when the American nation was born with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Also on the First of May (also known as Mayday) 1776 the secret society called Illuminati was founded in Bavaria, by Adam Weishaupt. What a coincidence. 🤔