Atlantis Thursday: Iron Locusts, Slave Robots, and the Glittering Empire

We’re deep in Zulu Shaman by Credo Mutwa — The Origins of Evil. A deformed cave-dweller named Zara Lili creates the Tokoloshes: iron locusts with scorpion tails, gnashing teeth, and hair like humans — a dead ringer for Revelation 9. Then come the Bajauni: soulless fleshy robot slaves shaped like giant hairless gorillas, made of dead flesh, rotting and putrid, blindly obeying their red-skinned masters with zero free will.Mankind sinks into total sloth — so lazy the state decides who can even reproduce. Glittering crystal cities rise… until the Tree of Life and his goddess wife say “enough.” A cataclysmic deluge of thunderheads, lightning, tornadoes, and hail drowns the degenerate empire in its own filth. Half the humans, Tokoloshes, and Bajauni perish.Echoes of Edgar Cayce’s Atlantis, Blavatsky’s root races, golems, clones, and predictive programming for our own controlled, lazy society.