Your opening post makes a lot of assumptions.
1) That the Revelation is about "the end times".
2) That current events are proof that we are living in "the end times".
3) The elite being "pedophile satanists".
4) That conspiracy theorists were right.
I would disagree on all of these assumptions.
1) The Revelation is not about a future "end times", but is about the victory of Christ over the powers of the world which, in the context of the Revelation, was the Roman Empire. This is why the Revelation identifies Nero as "the Beast".
2) There has never been a time in human history where there haven't been wars and economic crises. Empires rise and empires fall. Jesus explicitly taught us in the Olivet Discourse that when we see wars, natural disasters, kingdom rising against kingdom, etc that these are NOT signs of the end, these are the birth pains of a world suffering under the labor of sin and death.
3) Yes, it's pretty clear with release of the Epstein files that a lot of rich and powerful people, including the current sitting president of the United States, was engaged in grotesque behavior; and that the victims deserve justice. Those in positions of authority have a duty to see justice served, regardless of who the perp is, regardless of their wealth or power. But, again, corruption and evil committed by the rich and powerful isn't anything new. These things were just as true a thousand or two thousand years ago as they are today. Also, the introduction of "satanist" has no basis in fact. It doesn't require literal devil worship to be in a position of authority and do horrible things. It doesn't even require being rich and powerful to do horrible things. This is not evidence of some satanic cabal--it's evidence of corruption in places of power, and the importance of justice--justice for victims of abuse, victims of heinous abuse.
4) The conspiracy theorists out there talking about a make-believe "Illuminati" are not right. They are still just as wrong today as they were yesterday.
