"If I Were the Devil" (link provided) is a former radio announcer's words, or rather an essay, that were broadcast 52-years ago on April 3, 1965. At that time, one could easily opine that his words served as a forewarning, a prediction for our nation. Hearing it today, his words are no longer a forewarning or prediction.

A little history on the broadcaster:

Paul Harvey Aurandt (1918-2009), more commonly known as just "Paul Harvey," was one of the most famous radio personalities of the 20th century and was considered the most listened to radio broadcaster in the world. He presented a mix of news commentary and human interest stories.

He was called "the voice of Middle America" the "apostle of Main Street" and "the voice of the Silent Majority" by the media for his flag-waving conservatism and championing of traditional values. His broadcasts reached an estimated 24 million listeners daily.

Paul Harvey opened each broadcast with "Hello Americans," and ended each broadcast with "Paul Harvey (long pause), Good Day!"

Paul Harvey's words ring true.

https://youtu.be/4LWPcEo2gV0

Although the crimes of pedophilia, child-trafficking, organ harvesting, etc. are not specifically mentioned, he speaks of the church and the "luring" of young boys and certainly describes our country's current situation caused by the deep state who have committed such heinous crimes and promote normalization of them.