Holocaust 2000 Page #5

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in an upright position.

Just like the name,

the fate of the Antichrist

will be identical,

but the opposite of Jesus.

Like in a mirror.

He will have 21 apostles

instead of 12.

His message too will be heard

by the multitudes

but it will lead to destruction

- rather than salvation.

- Really?

And do your prophecies

give the exact date

of this catastrophe?

Many of them announce

the birth of the Antichrist

in the second half

of this century.

Then he may be among us now.

Yes,

or he'll be born soon.

- Cigar?

- Do you really--

do you really believe

in all this?

Certainly, otherwise my faith

would have no meaning.

The only sure proof of faith

I see around here

are Cuban cigars

and the best brandy.

You're right.

Lately I've read

the stock market reports too much

and my prayer books too little.

Ah.

Maybe through you

the Lord has sent me a sign.

Let me show you something.

Our destiny is written here

in the words of "The Apocalypse"

in the upscale language

of symbols.

See?

Here the Antichrist is pictured

in the guise of a lamb.

But It has two horns--

symbol of betrayal.

The Antichrist will unleash

the dragon

that will destroy mankind.

And it will reign for 42 months--

in other words,

1263 days.

That could have been drawn

by the same hand.

5,000 miles apart?

And 10 centuries later?

Incredible.

I think that

you and your monsignor

had rather too much brandy,

Mr. Caine.

Oh.

- No, we didn't.

- But anybody knows that digital numbers

read backwards can form

all sorts of words.

It's a joke

with computer operators.

- What about the photograph?

- Why, it's myths.

Prophecies, good God.

You can twist those to fit

any kind of madness.

People called Marx the Antichrist--

Hitler, Stalin.

- Genghis Khan, Tamburlaine.

- All right, you've made your point.

What about the computer?

Well, it's working

perfectly well now.

We made a few adjustments

and we're beginning to get the answers.

Fine.

But you still haven't told me

what happened.

Yes, well, we're not sure.

But there has to be

a rational explanation.

- Like what?

- I will find it, Mr. Caine.

Believe me.

You expect me to admit

that a $20-million machine

has gone religious on us?

Oh yeah, here's that report

you asked me for.

Well, about time.

- Aren't you gonna read it?

- I'll get around to it.

I'll get around to it.

- Kate?

- Yes, Mr. Caine?

I'm leaving now. Will you remind me

to call Professor Meyer in the morning,

- all right?

- Yes, Mr. Caine.

Thank you.

Well, Mr. Caine,

what do our children want to be

when they grow up?

Alive!

What do our children want to be

when they grow up?

Alive!

What do our children want to be

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