3) The Rich. For many people, evoking names such as Rothschild, Rockefeller, Goldstein, and others is like performing ancient tribal rituals, as if merely uttering these names will force their owners to open financial records and reveal devastatingly evil plans for humanity. Talk of forced population reductions, the maintenance of bloodlines and passing down title and riches to future generations and other evil schemes saturate the web. Surely the world's elite must be hiding the next Antichrist within its ranks, n'est-ce pas?

Well.again, it depends. You see, just being filthy rich doesn't mean being evil. Bill Gates for instance, despite the loathing and hatred many crackers and hackers have against his software, is still a pretty decent guy. As he said years ago, he does now indeed give to charities and causes worldwide, and although he probably could use another haircut, he just doesn't "fit the bill" for being the next devil in disguise. Even ancient ruling families such as the (cue thunder and lightening here) Rothschilds have a pretty good and eclectic mix of kind people within its ranks. Treachery may be more prevalent within high society these days, but it doesn't wear Armani by design.

Tom Cruise

3) Celebrities. Past mentionings of possible Antichrists online include Hollywood greats such as: Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, Madonna, Britney Spears, and many, many others. I really don't know what to say here other than 'gimme a break'. Stars might have their eccentricities, but Antichrists they are not. Cruise is reportedly a true gentleman in person, while Reeves oozes humility and likes to spoil acquaintances with gifts. Madonna is a good mother and loves to study the Cabbala, while Spears' only true public challenges are finding a way to come to terms with having come to stardom too early in life and being the non deserving subject of countless attacks.

Alright, so the next Antichrist isn't Aliens. It's not any president or world leader, and the rich and famous are off the list as well. Who else can it be?

For insight, let us consult Chaldean Numerology.

Chaldean Numerology.

Chaldean Numerology

A few things stand out in Chaldean Numerology in regards to other numerological systems. For one, no one seems to really know its age. It is said to be over 40,000 years old, but there's no way to confirm that of course. Also, it is the only form of numerology that does not assign a letter to the number nine. Why is that, you ask? The Chaldeans believed that the number nine was too powerful a number to be present within the system and could only be portrayed and carried by God. They believed that, like God, the number nine had the power to both give and take away life. Mathematically speaking, this can be easily demonstrated simply by adding the number nine to any number. Like so:

9 + 4 = 13, becoming (through the subsequent addition of both 1 and 3) 4 again.

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