A hypothesis: Within a few centuries, if not sooner, the planet will return to an ice age. This change is already underway. They know, and have bought and turned climate science into a guilt propaganda machine to distract while they proceed to reduce the “peon” population (us) by ~95% to ease the transition. Currently the focus is on MENA deserts that will be very fertile later, but their global effort is taking its toll. Of course their official numbers say otherwise.

Let’s not even THINK about the fact that the “bible” is an invention by a few politically-connected and powerful men (the Nicean Coucil) who wanted to codify a standardized religious doctrine. The bible only existed from the fourth century, “AD” to the present. The New Testament was written almost FIVE-HUNDRED YEARS after the death of “Jesus”. So there was no such thing as “Christianity” actually until the Reformation in Europe.

Duh!

I’m sorry, but I just do not buy the garbage that is sold through all of these establishment-churches, courtesy of the globalists themselves. After all, these churches and inflexible-doctrined “religions” were the handiwork of the ancient Essenes and their initial plan for world domination.

Ignore at your own peril. God only helps those who are also willing to help themselves and others!

Another-man’s religion has ALWAYS been at the root of the problem.

Someone else finally gets the word out on the role of the centralized “church” and its political power, even after the fall of Rome. ( By the way, it was mainly hatched in Rome, but was not codified by “Romans”, per se. )

Very well-done piece.

and @ SamAdamsGhost
Right On with everything you said. I just wanted to make one correction. Dumbing down of education didn’t start a century ago. I went to superb public schools in the 1950’s to the early 1960’s. 1965, the first year of Vietnam War escalation in the USA, was pretty much the beginning of the end of our Country, politically, educationally and everything else. The drug epidemic was growing right along with the War and was the other big factor.

Dear Jon Rappoport:
I see the problem quite differently than you. I believe the Roman Catholic Church is the total cause of this Latin American immigration explosion into the USA. Go all the way back to the Conquistadors of the 1500’s. They were Spanish invaders during the Spanish Inquisition : the worst Inquisition of them all. The religion of Spain was Roman Catholicism, 500 years ago and still is today. The Conquistadors invaded, conquered, and forced their sick religion on the peaceful Indians of Central and South America. That religion resulted in centuries of poverty and during the last Century, massive overpopulation, which goes on to this day. The Catholic Church interferes with birth control around the World, causing massive human overpopulation. Then in 1994, through NAFTA, Monsanto, an Irish Catholic company since 1901, dumped huge amounts of ” genetically engineered ” , or rather, genetically mutilated corn on Mexico; successfully wreaking the Mexican Corn Economy which was very vital to poor people. That caused 1.5 to 6 million corn farmers and their families to migrate North to the USA. This was the US government and Monsanto throwing gasoline on the fire of the already bad immigration problem. Latin American pro-immigration activists rarely mention the NAFTA disaster, but they would have a much stronger argument for immigration if they did.
The U.S. Catholic Bishops had sabotaged every single Rockefeller birth control program when Richard Nixon was president. If these Rockefeller programs, presented to Nixon in 1972, had not been killed by the Catholics, we wouldn’t even have an immigration or overpopulation problem today. We wouldn’t even be talking about these problems or the environmental disasters or scores of other problems. People should remember that Catholics 1st Amendment right to freedom of religion is not freedom to do anything, including wreaking the Planet. And the non-Catholics in the USA have a right to be free of this loathsome religion.
yours truly,
Roger Fuller

Best Always, Lisa