A Video Message From the Publisher:

    Imagine a real world game of monopoly where the hidden powers are represented more honestly than in the popular board game of this name.

    Whatever version of the game you have ever seen or played, there are some key missing ingredients that make it into a fairly fictional view of real-world monopoly.

    Serious prophetic times are even now being fulfilled, before the uncomprehending eyes of a largely secular, deceived and ignorant public.

    They will affect your life adversely, unless you become aware of what is in store for the very near future.

    Don’t by-pass this warning, or take it lightly as if it were some fictional non-reality passing “entertainment” fad, because your life may very well depend on what you are about to learn...

    Your life is in mortal danger!

    Natural or man-made disasters can erupt anywhere at any time, without warning.

    And there is only one way you can save yourself, even while those around you perish...

    Misplaced trust can be a killer.

    Ask, if you could, any member of one of the many death cults in recent times, whose adherents trusted their leaders enough to take their own lives.

    The same goes for many a soldier, fighting wars of aggression believing that they are on the “right” side of the conflict.

    The right to contract or covenant has been one of the most basic and inviolable freedoms in any truly civilized nation.

    With it you can barter away every other freedom and right, for it is your basic and sovereign right to accept or renounce your freedoms.

    Is freedom merely a choice we make?

    Or is it something far more inherent in our lives that can never be abridged or violated with impunity?

    Is it merely inalienable, or actually ina-lien-able, and what is the difference between the two?

    Finally, what does freedom mean, encompass, and embrace, compared with what it denies, eschews, and forbids?

    You might think you are of this or that religion, or none at all, but you’d be wrong.

    You see, what you call religion is actually more of an opinion about what you think you know and believe.

    And like any belief or opinion, this can and does change over time, even if you don’t think that it does.