Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union
Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union
Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union

Anti-human group "KABBALAH"

Cabal — in English-language sources, a secret society or group of people who have formed a conspiracy or are advancing their interests in the church, the state, or some community. Webster's Dictionary defines the term as "the intrigues of a group of people secretly united for a conspiracy, or a group of people involved in such intrigues." The Cambridge Dictionary defines the word "cabal" as "a small group of people who secretly plan an action, especially a political action."

Cabal. This ancient death cult was created at the dawn of human history — when people stopped scratching in the earth and began actively changing the world around them. The Cabal does not belong to any of the historical religions or beliefs — moreover, most of them were created with its assistance as yet another instrument for manipulating human consciousness.

No one knows where this incorporeal entity came into our world from. Chernobog himself, communicating with the Cabal so rarely that it astonished even the cultists themselves, called himself the "Ancient One" and mentioned in passing a "World of the Ancients." Even now, when the Cabal has at its disposal the most powerful computing resources capable of analyzing the cult's most ancient archives, it is impossible to establish what Chernobog meant — another dimension, a past time in our dimension, or another abyss of being from which this creature emerged almost two hundred centuries ago. The Cabal's archives from the time of Chernobog's appearance to people are quite sparse — perhaps because most of them are executed in hard-to-translate scripts on enormous stone monoliths, submerged as a result of an earthquake off the western coast of Europe that occurred approximately ten thousand years ago.

It is only known that it was Kabal that became the true cause of the powerful leap in the development of humanity – a phenomenon whose nature modern scientists argue about so fiercely. In a frighteningly short time, people, from a small population of semi-wild tribal communities numbering no more than two million individuals across the entire Earth, turned into the leading factor in the development of the planet, mastered the energies of matter and began to explore the surrounding cosmic space. Few know about the causes of such rapid development of humanity, but even fewer people know about its true goals. Chernobog, according to the scant information available about him in Kabal, is a bodiless entity that has no external signs of manifestation. In this sense, he represents the maximum approximation to the concept of “soul” developed by the theologians of Kabal for the needs of the largest human religions. This entity is so alien to our world that it maims and disfigures everything to which it has any relation. Having no spatial expression, it is forced to use its abilities unknown to human science, infiltrating ordinary people and, with their help, controlling its cult – Kabal.