David wrestles with this problem in Psalm 73. At the end he concludes that God temporarily allows evil to prosper, but sets them up so that they fall in the end. God always has the final say.

As Christians, we know that our reward is an eternity in heaven, which will more than make up for our trials in this life. By the same token, the wicked who appear to be “getting away with it” will face eternal judgement and punishment.

It depends on what frame of reference you look at.

If you believe Bible as you understand to be the true story of creation and our creator was God, then God allows free will.

However, if you believe that the Bible was a documentation of our contact with alien beings who were so advanced that they looked like Gods, then it means there were multiple factions of aliens, ones who are bad ("devil") and ones who were good ("God") and they probably have a contract between them as to what they can do here and hence the reason why the Cabal goes to great extents to tell us what they are doing before doing it. They created us in their image because they used their DNA. Mario Biglino studied the original Bible with literal interpretation and came up with the discovery that Elohim is plural and referred to the alien beings, Yahweh was one of their commanders. This is a great intro video to these concepts

If you believe the second version, it then means that there is a real God beyond these aliens, a universal consciousness or universal harmony, which is what we should strive to resonate with.