Tag: Jesus

Via State of the Nation

Submitted by Revisionist Historians for World Peace

It’s totally true that whoever controls the money, the currency, the primary medium of exchange a nation, controls it all.

Starting with the Babylonian Banking Cartel, one tribe sought to accomplish exactly that feat worldwide, knowing that by doing so they would reign supreme over the entire planetary civilization.

When Jesus the Christ went into the Temple in Jerusalem and saw that it was being used as a profane place of business, “where the courtyard is described as being filled with livestock, merchants, and the tables of the money changers”, he flew into a rage.  With a whip in his hand he proceeded to overturn the money-laden tables and drive out those crass money-changers.

Continue reading “Didn’t even Jesus the Christ tell US who the real threat to all of humanity would be?!”

Via The State of the Nation

…today’s practitioners of Judaism are the
‘religious descendants’ of those who are
directly responsible for the crucifixion of
Jesus the Christ?
And, that many of them are very proud
of that terribly heinous deed—the brutal
murder of the Son of God.

And, that a central prophetic tenet of Judaism is the coming
of the Messiah.  The very same “Messiah” whose existence the
ancient Hebrews, by way of the Pharisees and Sadducees and
along with the Sanhedrin, vehemently denied over 2000 years ago.

Not only that, but now we have the modern-day tribe of Ashkenazi
Jewry, which proclaims daily the first coming of the Messiah, and
who are not even descended from the original Twelve Tribes of
Israel; rather, they are the progeny of one of the most criminal
clans ever to incarnate on Earth during the First Millennium in
the Khazar Khaganate*.

Continue reading “Isn’t it awfully strange that……………”

Guest Post by Edward Curtin

Jesus was a Palestinian Jew born in Bethlehem.  He grew up in Nazareth and was executed as a criminal in Jerusalem. It is because of him that we celebrate Christmas.  But it is in spite of him that what we celebrate is the opposite of what he stood for.

The different stories of his birth, told by Mathew and Luke in the New Testament, which are the bases for Christmas, are not filled with sugar plum fairies and sleighs filled with useless, unnecessary consumer goods.  There’s nothing about a Jolly Old St. Nicholas or baked ham or candy canes.  No gifts to return in a frenzied rush that replicates their purchase.  No credit card bills that come due in the new year.  No “Jingle Bell Rock” with Brenda Lee or “White Christmas” with Bing Crosby.

Just a poor child’s birth to fulfill a prophecy that out of life would come death and out of death would come life.  That hope was improbable but possible with faith.

Continue reading “Jesus, Gaza, and the Murder of Useless People”

Guest Post by Todd Hayen

Shouldn’t we not rest until every man, woman, and child alive on earth has a roof over his or her head and food to eat and clean water to drink? Wasn’t that what Jesus was getting at? At the very least? But no, that has never even been close to happening.

People, for the most part, do not live their lives “in service” to the greater good. They don’t survive on the minimum and give the excess to the poor. They don’t focus their creativity, their fortitude, and their industry, on saving the world from despair. In fact, for the most part, they do the opposite. Me included. Forgive me Father, for I have sinned…as most of us have.

Continue reading “Jesus and the Sleeping Disciples”

Guest Post by John W. Whitehead

“When the song of the angels is stilled, when the star in the sky is gone, when the kings and princes are home, when the shepherds are back with their flocks, the work of Christmas begins: to find the lost, to heal the broken, to feed the hungry, to release the prisoner, to rebuild the nations, to bring peace among the people, to make music in the heart.”—Howard Thurman, theologian and civil rights activist

The Christmas story of a baby born in a manger is a familiar one.

The Roman Empire, a police state in its own right, had ordered that a census be conducted. Joseph and his pregnant wife Mary traveled to the little town of Bethlehem so that they could be counted. There being no room for the couple at any of the inns, they stayed in a stable (a barn), where Mary gave birth to a baby boy, Jesus. Warned that the government planned to kill the baby, Jesus’ family fled with him to Egypt until it was safe to return to their native land.

Yet what if Jesus had been born 2,000 years later.

Continue reading “Yes, Jesus Would Have Been Branded a Domestic Extremist Today”

Authored by Pepe Escobar,

Let’s hit the road in the search for the real Jesus.

Galilee, Year 27: baptized by an itinerant preacher, John the Baptist. That’s when the story really begins. We know virtually nothing of his life till then.

Galilee is ruled by shabby client kings of the Roman empire – first Herod, then his son Herod Antipas. Jesus only enters imperial jurisdiction later, when he moves to Judaea, a Roman province since Year 6.

Galilee is all about agricultural and fishing land, surrounded by way more sophisticated Greeks and Phoenicians. Jesus grows up in a context of simple peasant life; increasing taxes; population explosion; and then non-stop fragmentation of peasant land, causing the proverbial pressures on traditional family life.

Continue reading “Pepe Escobar On ‘Political’ Jesus”

Via The Babylon Bee

JERUSALEM—Roman authorities are investigating controversial religious leader Jesus of Nazareth for violating the Empire’s clear “stay in tomb” order. After crucifying him and laying him in the tomb, Roman guards put Him under strict orders to stay there and not come back, rising victorious over sin and death.

Continue reading “Roman Authorities Investigating Jesus For Violating Stay-In-Tomb Order”

“And Simon Peter answered him saying, “Master, we have worked so long, all night, and have not seen any results. But because you say so, I will once again let down the nets.”

Luke 5:5

“Greater love has no man but this, that he lays down his life for his friends.”

John 15:13

“And so with many other words and arguments he warned them; and he pleaded with them, ‘Save yourselves from this wicked generation.’

Acts 2:40