I read a long analysis of the state of judicial affairs concerning the homo agenda. It was written by an attorney/author who has done a lot of research on the issue. He goes into detail about cases that are never mentioned in this issue, yet have already set devastating precedent. The bottom line of his analysis was a prediction that within a year or two, SCOTUS will have given the homos virtually everything they want, that the foundations for these moves have already been laid, some very visibly, some very quietly. The prognosis is dark indeed.
To say the least, our current era looks a little more like "the days of Lot" with each passing day.
MM
Lots of periods have thought that they were in the end days; I learned in a literature class that architecture in Europe pretty much ground to halt in the 50 years or so preceding AD 1000; no point in building anything that won't last.
One thing keeps coming back to me, however. When I was in college in the late 60s, there was a spurt of enthusiasm for Nostradamus -- no tin foil hat flames, please.
I read a bit (very little), and was bemused by Nostradamus' notion that the the final battle would be against Islam; I sort of assumed at the time that Islam was a thing of nomads still wandering in the desert and wondered if it was meant symbolically (e.g., for the Soviet Union or Red China). As I say, it was a passing and casual interest, and I don't recall anything else; but for some reason, that stuck.