1490 Announcement Of Antichrist - The Aliens (Fallen Angels) Are Coming!

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1490 Announcement Of Antichrist - The Aliens (Fallen Angels) Are Coming! 

18 Mar 2026 A respected Israeli rabbi is claiming the Messiah will be announced, which is believed to be the Antichrist. The White House registered two new websites, alien.gov and aliens.gov, sparking speculation about a fake alien invasion. The speaker believes fallen angels will use AI and Project Blue Beam to deceive humanity, possibly using the announcement of the Antichrist to cover up the rapture.  

Key points

  • Messiah Announcement Claim: A respected Israeli rabbi claims the Messiah will be announced on Thursday, which is believed to be the Antichrist. 
  • New Government Websites: The executive branch of the White House registered two new websites: alien.gov and aliens.gov. 
  • Government Domains Registration: The White House registered two new government domains, alien.gov and aliens.gov. 
  • Domains Hosting and Connection: The domains are hosted on Cloudflare servers and are not yet connected to websites. 
  • White House Confirmation: White House spokesman Anna Kelly confirmed the registration and suggested to “stay tuned.” 
  • Alien Disclosure and Deception: The speaker believes that the government will disclose the existence of aliens as part of a deception involving a fake alien invasion and the rapture. 
  • Prophetic Dreams: The speaker shares two prophetic dreams about a fake alien invasion and societal collapse. 
  • Church in Disarray: The speaker recounts a dream about a church with an imbalance of male pastors and choir members, interpreting it as a sign of spiritual warfare. 
  • Domain Registration Timing: Alien.gov and aliens.gov were launched despite a lapse in federal funding, allowing CISA to accept new government domain requests. 
  • Government Shutdown Impact: CISA was still able to register new domains during the partial government shutdown. 

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