Lucifer’s kingdom is an artificial, counterfeit one. The Globalist Davos set dream of immortality within a digital machine. Anton LaVey also wrote of a future where individuals would live in designer realities based on their own interests. Yet, what fuels the machine that perpetuates all of this machine immortality? Since technology is constantly being updated and outdated, where are these souls supposedly ‘kept’ in the distant future? In some old pile of hard drives no longer used? In dead letter office storage somewhere, or in a garbage pile in the remote smoky outlands of some Blade Runner dystopia? A pulse of energy could end their entire dream of forever, as a ghosts in the machine, in a mere nanosecond.
That said, technology (including A.I.) could serve humanity in spectacularly positive fashion if the Good forces of the world were in charge instead of the Evil ones. The real bigger picture here is that we all have a cosmic lesson to learn from this, since Lucifer is less significant as a single entity as it is as a latent conceptual possibility within each individual soul, which they must assess and come to terms with so that they can proceed on the path of enlightenment. We are on the Hero’s Journey in our incarnational adventures and this journey involves encountering Gatekeeper challenging forces which must be dealt with. The treasures of wisdom from this quest involve understanding that all of reality comes from within. Even our so-called Enemies are part of ourselves.
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As far as the Luciferians go, they play an important role in the journey of the Hero with a Thousand Faces. We contend with these Gatekeeper forces as we cross thresholds. What indeed will challenge us to the core to embrace our own indestructible divinity, if not these principalities with the fearsome masks?
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There’s no need to rush this lesson. After all, we do have Forever. And it’s not inside a computer program, but within the very Source of Life itself.

Godspeed, Patriots.