Publisher's Synopsis
Returning home from work late one evening Matthew is confronted on his driveway by a stranger. The ensuing dialogue with this high-ranking demon, forces Matthew into another confrontation, one that makes him question the fundamental aspects of the way he manages his life and his expectations for the future. On a deeper level a potential living nightmare for mankind is unrivalling in this dark yet illuminating story of deception, and the insidious plan to control humankind via the money and banking system. Set in 2018 in the suburbs of an English city this story focuses on an hour long conversation between Babel, Lucifer's demon General, and Matthew an ordinary guy, who, like most people, has become lost in the illusions of this world, and thus cannot understand why his life is not as he would like it to be. For, aeons ago, Lucifer had instructed Babel to ensure that Earth's economy was set up so that the abundance God had intended to flow to his children would go instead to the fallen angels and their followers. But the economic structures that Babel has built have not been constructed in accordance with the Universal Laws of Life. Their foundations have not been firmly set in the rock of Christ truth, but instead have been rooted in the shifting sands of arrogance and spiritual pride, and thus shall not prevail - as happened to the Tower of Babel in ancient Babylon. But like all demons, Babel is driven by his ego. He believes that his mis-creations will survive long enough for the prophecy in Revelation 13: 16-18 to be fulfilled. So he brags to Matthew about the ingenuity of his dastardly schemes and explains in laymans terms the hidden workings of his money, banking and financial system that steals the people's wealth by stealth. Babel is confident of achieving his ultimate aim because few politicians understand how he has perverted the economy, and perhaps only one in a million voters know how he has rigged the system. So what does Babel have in store for us all, and why has he made such earth shattering disclosures to Matthew? Well, these are questions that are answered in the book! Although conceptually similar to Taylor Caudwell's book, Dialogues with the Devil, the primary source of material for Babel's Tower - the Funny Money story, is Kim's first book, A Golden Age Economy, published in 2013. However, at 135,000 words this ground-breaking work will not appeal to everyone, so Kim was persuaded to write a much shorter book (16,000 words) that focuses on revealing the secrets of Babel's financial scams that anyone who works, saves and has family ties needs to know! The other main source is Babel's Tower the Funny Money song that Kim wrote in response to the financial crash of 2008, but that has only recently been released by him under his professional artist name, EL-Lea-Eye-Em. 'Funny Money' is Babel's nickname for the money and banking system he has devised; the song identifies the problems it has created, and the book explains what the real causes of those problems are and the immense damage they are doing to the people and planet. You can hear the song and watch the video that accompany's it at www.el-lea-eye-em.com/music. It can also be downloaded and streamed from there too.
