Malaysia in the eye of dajjal II

In the first installment of my article (click here if you haven’t read it) I have briefly discussed the prophecy of Al-Mahdi and why my friends in the now disbanded Watchers Group used to think that Al-Mahdi might be coming from our region.

Without further delay, let’s proceed with the second theory.. the one came up by a secular school of thought within the Watcher’s group which completely separated their argument from religious prophecy. Most of them are non-Muslims but there’s a few Muslims who shared the same kind of idea.

According to them, the irony of Universe is that the Universe does have a sense of humor. When man is busy rummaging the universe in search of answer, the answer usually lies right there under his nose. Therefore while we’re busy coming up with layers of theories on why the Illuminati would want to be in Malaysia, the answer might already been printed for ages in our school textbooks.

Now, in my previous article "COMMENTING ON TAN SRI SANUSI JUNID'S MENTION ON FREEMASON", I have explained that the first Freemason who put his feet on Malaya in Sir Francis Light who hoisted the first Union Jack on Tanah Melayu on August 11, 1786. I also said that the British East India Company ("BEIC") is a company established to carry out Freemason’s purpose of "Ordo Ab Chao".

Looking back at what we have learned about the presence of BEIC in Malaya, we have been told when we’re in secondary school that the reason why the BEIC was interested with Malaya was because of its geographical location. Not only Malaya located in the middle of a trading route between India and China, but the geographical location of Malaysia also protected it from natural disaster. Malaya is uniquely located at the center, surrounded by Indonesia, Thailand, Philippine and the Island of Borneo that protects it from natural hazards. Unlike Indonesia and Phillipine, we we are lucky to be geographically located away from tectonic plates. In short Malaysia is fortunate to be freed from natural disaster such as drought, earthquake, volcano and typhoon. So far, the most severe natural disaster experiencing in Malaysia is just flood but not up to the point where it could cause massive casualties yet.

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Taken from afterdarkwrites.