A book written in 1997 predicted the world of 2025, and the study behind it was paid for by 19 sponsors: AT&T, Motorola, Chevron and the National Security Agency among them. The book even says why: "to make assumptions about the future in order to plan it." Pastor J.D. Farag read it to his church; Scott Ritsema took it apart page by page. We read the pages that haven't happened yet. One of them already has a date: 2032. 0:00 Somebody knew something 3:06 The book is real, and who paid for it 5:15 What they said is still coming 6:38 Six days before: the cyber-attack drill 8:34 Then the warnings turned official 11:15 Item 70: one card for your whole life 12:42 Item 72: the one with a date 15:43 Prediction or plan? SOURCES • The book: Coates, Hines & Mahaffie, "2025" (Coates & Jarratt / Oakhill Press, Feb 1997): researchgate.net/publication/41090843 • Social Security: SSA 2026 Trustees Report (9 Jun 2026) · CRFB, "A Six Figure Limit for Social Security" (24 Mar 2026) • Europe: EU Preparedness Union Strategy (26 Mar 2025) · DNB cash advice (20 May 2025) · EU Digital Identity Wallet, Reg. 2024/1183 • Schwab: CNBC (14 Jul 2020) · Cyber Polygon 2020–21 (BI.ZONE) • Musk: World Government Summit (13 Feb 2017) · Zuckerberg: WIRED via the Hawaii Tribune-Herald (Dec 2023) • Also shown: The Hill (Dec 2023) · USA Today (May 2012) · Deagel.com (2019, Wayback Machine) The sponsors funded the 1991–93 study the book grew from. "Prediction or plan?" is our question, not a finding. Figures as of 28 Oct 2026. CREDITS Footage (muted, news clips used for commentary, fair use): AT&T ad (1993), DVIDS (U.S. Navy, National Guard, TSA, State Dept.), Wikimedia Commons (National Archives, JFK Library, U.S. DOE), Internet Archive (Prelinger, FedFlix, BTS), NASA SVS, CPAC, audiovisualwelding. Clips (fair use): J.D. Farag, Bible Prophecy Update (5 Jan 2025) · Scott Ritsema, Belt of Truth seminar (Jun 2024) · Klaus Schwab, CNBC (14 Jul 2020) · Elon Musk, World Government Summit (13 Feb 2017). • Archive photos (2.5D): CC BY-SA 2.0: Flickr user 71861129@N00 · plus public-domain and CC0 photos Stock footage: Pexels (Keira Burton, Kindel Media, Kiwi and Camera, Tima Miroshnichenko, and others). Photo inside the Hawaii Tribune-Herald page: Ron Kosen / AP. Logos and pages belong to their owners. Original score. Subscribe to @inspirediscipline For Advertisement Business and Concerns email: info@inspirediscipline.com