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DAY 40(Wednesday, 28 May 2014)THE FUTURE BELONGS TO USLike Jesus in the wilderness, I too have starved for 40 days, but unlike him I’m still not hungry,at least not for food. What I hunger for is truth, which is not forthcoming from the politicalwilderness of the Holy See and of the international community. But since I am nowhere near theend of my physical resources or mental resolve, I will continue to starve and stand guard untilPope Francis realizes that only the truth will set us free.Today, like yesterday, has been an extraordinary day, as my physical strength and mentalabilities are improving rather than weakening, which one might have expected after 40 days ofstarvation. Joined by lovely Anna Claudia Caci, who flew in from Sardinia to see and support usmorally and financially, we walked the entire afternoon and enjoyed each other’s company andthe sights of this glorious city.Anna witnessed my prayer on St. Peter’s square today, which was particularly rewarding, andboth Nick and I were happy to have female company to break our relentless routine and help usget perspective on how important our mission is for so many people around the world, who, likeAnna, have carried the burden of this knowledge alone and without being able to express it, asthey have already suffered abuse from the system for daring to spell out the truth and because thevast majority refuses to abandon the illusion and would rather shoot the messenger.But out of the lies and the deception and the persecution, a global community of brave souls risestowards the light, out of the darkness, and pulls the rest of humanity along. This is my family.In them I seek shelter. From them I seek strength. And soon this family will encompass thewhole world and every human being on the planet.Already, the new generations are finding us and are awakened before the system has a chance toblunt their senses and rob them of the decency and courage necessary to stare reality in the faceand find its harsh beauty much preferable to the false comforts of the great illusion.Fifteen-year-old Dylan Madara, who interviewed me for two hours from 10 PM to midnight, isone such example. I felt privileged to be able to speak to his generation and answer some of thebest questions I have been asked in any radio interview.It has been too good a day to spoil it with negative thoughts about the papacy or the UN, andsince I am too tired and it is too late to continue the narrative of my last incarceration, I willconclude today’s update with a sincere thank you to all of you who are standing by me duringthis clash of forces, theirs and ours.We will never surrender. We are prevailing. The future belongs to us. Believe it!207