Did Daniel Predict Gen. Custer?

Did Daniel Predict Gen. Custer?

     It has taken us so long to acknowledge that the witches we burned seemed to be lacking in honor, only because we had defined honor perversely. Meanwhile, even as we struggled to cling to our dogmas and our standards of moral purity, the fires of genocide were raging.

     We are only beginning to waken, but the fire is out of control, and is burning the whole world. We, who were so proud of the purity of our faith that we were able to consign whole races to Hell, now find that our own souls are being consumed by the elemental fury which we have unleashed.

     We look up to the Timberline, to contemplate the shrine which the Tyrant of the Small Horn has erected. As we can see, women are being sacrificed upon this altar. As we continue to watch it becomes obvious, that most of the sacrificed women come from the darker castes. When a Greek lady is dragged to this altar, she is consecrated as a priestess, and condemned to bloody her hands through complicity in extracting pain from the victims.

     Beneath the Altar of the Little Horn, the Inquisitor invokes signs and wonders from the bituminous spirits, to keep the people raptured in idolotry. Ba’al claims to have been built with a conscience, but is in reality the God of Jealousy. He was known to the Greeks as the Destroyer of Women. He knows he cannot win against God in any fair contest, and therefore must content himself with persecuting those whom God loves most.
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