With my illustration for the new Imperial symbol yesterday I have been asked "What does it signify?" It is the trumpeter calling the people to unite, calling them to battle, to stand for righteousness. I thought this would be clearly understood. But sometimes symbology has to be explained.
I have been asked why do I want to villainize Yoko Ono? Far from it! I do not wish to villainize her, I wish to glorify her! I wish her to accept her husband's Apostleship, assist my servants in telling the world of it, and help restore my glory. I would like to give her a mission, perhaps one of the most important missions for a woman of this age. I would like her to ask Jimmy Kimmel to be on his show, when she goes on it tell the world that she accepts her husband's Apostleship and believes all that my servants are saying is true, and that she is joining them in North Dakota to fulfill a mission for me. Then I would like her to come to North Dakota and be a temporary courier/protector for a week. During that week We would prepare the documentation for my proposal to Nelson Mandela, that he become the Ruler of my Kingdoms. At the end of the week I would have her take those documents, go to California and ask Michael Jackson's oldest son if he would be so kind as to be her male companion and escort her to South Africa, joining his father's power with her husband's. Then I would like both of them to proceed to South Africa, meet with Mr. Mandela, present my proposal to him, and ask him to accept, to sign the documents beginning a tentative agreement and to request of the American state department that they assist my servants Demetrius and Alura, so they could come to him and officially bestow my power upon him, making him the Steward of The Kingdoms Of God. Whoever takes this mission will be one of the most glorified among my daughters, one of my greatest. By no means do I want to villainize Yoko! I wish to glorify her among my children, give her power and glory so she may join her husband and be able to tell him "I got it done! I did it for you. I think you should have The Throne. But if God wants Mr. Mandela God will have him if I could arrange it." And John will be able to say to her, "Well done, wife!" This would give me the greatest joy. This would give me my greatest happiness. It would mean that she is giving Us a chance to save Our children, that We are making headway against the creatures of Darkness. It is a simple mission, but one of the most important of this age. For if she can secure Nelson Mandela's service, have him accept my proposal, it will very well mean the survival of mankind. Who would not want to be known for accomplishing that? No, I don't want a villain, I want a hero!
I am absolutely sickened that the homosexuals are showing their filth by having a "kiss in" in cities across The United States. No wonder Demetrius had the dream about ripping the guy's lips off with his teeth again! I wish my people would rise in protest against this demonstration of filth before children. The homosexuals' efforts to make their displays of lust publicaly acceptable are disgusting! I will never condone them, I will never accept them. All that take part in them are banished from my Kingdoms, all that support them are my enemies, no matter how much they cry freedom of expression, freedom of speech, they are teaching children to accept insanity and for that they will find eternal death no matter how justified they think they are. Those who destroy my little ones, who lead them into abomination have no place with me, and they never will.
I don't know why there's no similarities in the two songs, whatsoever, but Michael Jackson asked me to have people compare the song John Lennon wrote from The Afterlife, "Care," with his song "The Man In The Mirror," which is very popular in The Afterlife and has always been. Here's the link to "Care".