Throughout 2025, a singular cultural phenomenon began to manifest. In various corners of the globe, self-published, staple-bound booklets appeared, bearing the title Exposition of the Signs of the Times and signed under the mysterious pseudonym Anonymous of the Tower. This phenomenon persisted into early 2026, and every indication suggests it is something destined to endure.
These brochures have been discovered primarily in libraries, universities, and public spaces hosting cultural events. The booklet contains poems structured in rhyming couplets, possessing a prophetic and apocalyptic flavor, as hinted by the evangelical resonance of the title. The fact that these pamphlets have surfaced in disparate locations suggests an organized group disseminating a message that readers are invited to decipher.
The cover depicts the Tower of Babel, a choice that naturally invites conspiracy theories. Expressions such as "Brothers of the three points" further fuel speculation regarding links between the booklet and secret societies. A reference to an "unexpected sickness hidden in Chinese boxes" evokes conspiratorial narratives of induced pandemics, leading to a generalized mistrust that the text describes as "the breath of a tuberculosis case" marking the end of days. The warning regarding "nerve gas emanating from the new discourse" seems an enigmatic reference to modern forms of communication.
Furthermore, as the verses speak of a "Church that is not for you" and "globalist sanctuaries," the work may assume either a religious connotation or a nihilistic existential one. The texts describe "parodic rites" and "impure prayers," suggestive of messages from a religious sect. Within the poems, there is also mention of a "demon’s murmur in the ear"—perhaps a metaphor for the social media echo chamber, where words of "infinite sweetness" mask a glacial void. Finally, a reference to a "Messiah who will make us all equal" points toward authoritarian or amoral drifts.
The text concludes with the classic apocalyptic admonition:
"He who has ears to hear, let him hear…"
Self-fulfilling prophecies?
Literary divertissement?
A pamphlet intended for the properly Initiated?
Messages from a secret society?
The esoteric scavenger hunt continues...
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