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0:00 In February and March of 2026, I'll be back on the road in Hull, Gates Head, Derby, and in Colchester. 2026 is when they want to cross the line as fast as they can into an AI controlled humanity. We stand up now or we regret it forever. That's four dates and you can get the tickets in the link below. I don't believe there's a God, by the way. I'm atheist. >> Well, I Well, I I I think there is a a higher power and that we are actually outside of our manipulated sense of inferiority and limitation. We are actually an expression of it. Uh but the
0:46 whole point of the perceptional trap is to is to give you a totally fake fake identity. See, we're not human. We are consciousness having a brief human experience. We're not actually human. We're consciousness in our in our uh true eye infinite state. So what the religions have done is and and this is this is this takes us into this this whole area of how do the few control the many? First of all, you have to get the many to have rigid unquestioning belief systems. Essential. And the more the merrier. I've said many times this cult and its masters
1:31 couldn't care less what you believe as long as you believe it rigidly and will not question it. So there's your religions for a start. But the the religion a religion what my father used to call bricks and mortar religion synagogues and uh churches and mosques and temples. Um that's actually we call it a religion but it's actually a mentality, >> a belief system. >> Yeah. And then you go to orthodox science which is which is kind of antagonistic to religion. But what's orthodox science mentality? It's a bloody religion. The um orthodox uh books of science, they're the holy books
2:18 of science. If you go outside of them, oh my god, you know, pseudo science. And if you look at the history of science, it's had to be pulled kicking and screaming all the time from resisting um new information to to to bring it to where it is today. And it's still orthodoxy. And then you've got things like um the human cause climate change uh uh belief system. that too is a religion uh that uh rejects all borders that that actually question it. And every single one of these things has a blasphemer. If you go against um human caused climate change, you are which which when
3:06 you look at it. Hello. Hello. Um uh intelligent life calling planet earth. Have a look at it. [laughter] you um you are a blasphemer to the belief system. If if if you uh are a scientist and you know there are many often working underfunded um who are challenging scientific orthodoxy they are blasphemers they are um pseudo scientists and then of course you've got the classic blasphemers in religion and what I do in the um just just a one example um first of all where do these belief systems come from? Where did these religious belief systems come from? Um it's estimated that of the so-called uh
3:54 8 billion people in the world, 5.4 billion identify as either Christian, Muslim or Hindu. Okay. So where do the overwhelming majority of Hindus come from? They come from the Indian subcontinent or from uh Hindu families in other countries. Where do um most Muslims come from? They come from the Middle East or they come from Muslim families in other countries. Where do most Christians comes from? Uh you look at the southern states of America etc. where the Christians come from. Now, if these people were born,
4:43 say a Christian, the Christian was born, I've got the truth, in uh the Middle East. >> Mhm. >> Would they still be a Christian? No, they'd be a bloody Muslim almost certainly. Same with with the Hindus and and everything. In other words, these belief systems have not come some cases, but rare. They've not come from I'm going to look at all the evidence and I'm going to come to my own conclusions. They've come from your upbringing, your programming, and also the the pressure from parents and peers that say, "Oh, you can't go against the Islamic religion or you can't go against the Christian religion," all that stuff. Um, and and so you you you you ask then where they come from these stories. And
5:29 what I kind of show in the book is that the Old Testament of the Bible, which is supposed to be the word of God, I mean, don't don't don't have a laugh. It's the word of humans and it's nonsense. Um, you look at something like uh Moses or Exodus um and there's absolutely no evidence that any of it ever happened. And two of the people I quote in the book are Jewish um archaeologists. >> Are you telling me Moses didn't part the sea? >> No. God parted the sea. >> Going to ruin that illusion for me. >> Yeah, God parted the sea and and also sorted the wet sand out when they went
6:14 across. >> What about What about Jonah living in the wild? Did that not happen? >> Probably not, if I'm honest. >> Okay. Well, you've killed that for me. these um [clears throat] the these Jewish archaeologists obviously have no uh input or interest in trashing the story, but being archaeologists, they've looked at the archaeological evidence and they said there ain't any. Right? So, what's supposed to have happened is you were all these plagues were sent by God on all the Egyptians, including the kids. what they'd done wrong. Who knows? Ask God, I suppose. Um, and yet and then and then and then the Israelites left
7:02 and according to the Bible, they were 600,000 men. Right. Okay. Gotcha. So, now we had the women, now we had the kids, and now we had all the animals there to talk with them. And they fled overnight from the Pharaoh and the whale that Jonah was living in. >> Yeah. him and so [laughter] so >> so you got I mean how please how did how did it happen and and of course the Egyptians like the Romans were uh extremely um were extreme chronicers and recorders of their time. No mention of these plagues. No mention of this. What you add it all together, it's about
7:48 2 million people leaving overnight across the well, they God opened the Red Sea. Then they'd spend 40 years going around a desert, right? Uh in in what is southern Israel now. And um you can go around it in a car in two days or a day maybe if you go fast um in in that area. And there's 2 million people going round for 40 years in this uh desert. There is no archaeological evidence of any graves, of any bones, of any animal bones, nothing. There's no evidence of of any of it ever happening. And and then you you you you look at the the
8:34 Abraham story and these other stories, okay? and and there's no evidence um uh worth the name uh that stands the test of credibility that there was a king David or there was a king uh uh Solomon or any of it. Right? And what I kind of show in the book is these stories came from Mesopotamia, the the the land of Suma and and and Babylon and Assyria. It's where they came from. And then they were but they were symbolic stories. You know, you know, you have the Noah and the the bi biblical Old Testament story of Noah and the great flood. Well, you go back thousands of years to the Sumerian uh
9:20 tablets, the uniform tablets, and and they're they're describing the great flood. They're just instead of Noah, it's some other uh hero of the flood. and and and they you know God and the boat and all that stuff what they what they've done long after it's supposed to have happened like centuries after Moses is supposed to existed have existed centuries after David is supposed to have existed that's when these old testament texts were written right um so then you come to Christianity and what I'm I'm saying in the book there is um and and I'm quoting uh people who uh from several books who've come to the
10:07 same conclusions that the gospels um outside of which there's no evidence of Jesus for a start um outside of the the the gospel stories of the biblical Jesus anyway um that the Romans um wanted to replace the the Jewish uh Messia Messiah belief system um which had their Messiah as a war leader. The Messiah was going to come back and he was going to he was going to um lead us into battle against the Romans. >> What have the Romans ever done for us? >> Yeah, exactly. [laughter] And they
10:52 That's a great film. That was >> unbelievable. I'm so tempted to ask you about that, but you're on a roll. >> That's a great film. Life of Brian. >> Unbelievable. And so, uh, they, um, they wrote the Gospels. Um, and I I'll tell I'll tell you what they were connected to in a sec because, um, they wanted to replace the the, uh, aggressive warlike Messiah they believed in with a Messiah that was pacifist and that already come and gone. Right. >> A very naughty boy. >> Say again. >> A very naughty boy. >> Yeah, exactly. And then so um they they wrote the gospels and and what happened is that the Romans um went to war with the Jews and the Jewish re rebels and uh
11:38 they destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD and [snorts] then they won the final battle at a place called Msada who I went where I went once in 73 AD. And that whole campaign which was led by a uh a guy called Titus who was a Flavian eventually became uh the emperor of Rome. his father Vaspasian was uh started the battle against the Jews and then he became emperor of Rome followed by his son um a guy called Josephus who is not who um history records him as as I point out in the book he wrote um a
12:23 history of the campaign of Titus defeating the Jews and taking over that whole area and it was called the wars of the Jews. But Josephus and another group of um chronicers working under pseudonyms um wrote the gospels and they wrote the gospels and uh after the Titus campaign which is why people say all the the gospels were written in this period which was that period and they put the story of Jesus into an earlier period starting in um you know was it ended in did it end in 33 AD or
13:09 whatever. uh and they they put it in an earlier period which meant that the uh battles and the the the war with the Jews had already taken place and they added things I point out in the book um where where Jesus is making prophecies of the end of Jerusalem and all that stuff but it had already happened by the time they wrote those stories and put them in an earlier context. The other thing that they did, it's it's a technique called typology. >> Where did Muhammad come into all of this? >> Well, I'm going to come to that. Oh, yeah. Because that's part of it. And so the the what they wanted was to make the Christian religion through the the
13:54 gospels and what have you to appear to be an outgrowth of the old the what we call the Old Testament texts. Um so they uh tried to make uh prophecies of Moses didn't exist. Prophecies of Moses appear to be the prophecy of the coming of Jesus. And they it's called typology. It's you make you add a new story but you make it appear to be a continuation of an old story. Right? And that's why you've got the Bible with the Old Testament and the New Testament. And Christians uh think both are true. Right? So you you you you had that and then um you uh you you write the epistles of St.
14:40 Paul um and and in the book again I show that that's uh it's not true and some scholars believe absolutely it wasn't true. the the the epistles of Paul were almost certainly written by a guy called Planey the Younger who was part of this this Roman network and um he is famous in traditional history for writing lots and lots of letters and the the St. Paul letters were basically written by him and it was all part of this um creating this illusion of um a um a new religion. So th this Flavian uh dynasty was behind the creation of Christianity originally.
15:26 And then sometime later um in the 320s AD came along uh a dynasty which were known as Neoflavians because they all had Flavian in their names. And one of them was Constantine the Great. And Constantine the Great um is acknowledged by Christianity as being one of the um the the the founders of of of what we call Christianity today. And he made Christianity the state religion of Rome. Um and he oversaw something called the Council of Nika in 3:25 AD in what is now Turkey. And the nyine creed which is what
16:15 Christians are supposed to believe to this day to be a Christian uh was decided at that council of Nika. What then happened um is his mother Constantine the Great. Oh, by the way, there's there's a a statue of Constantine the Great um outside of York Minister, the Cathedral at York Minister because um and acknowledges him as a great founder of Christianity. So his mother Helena is then dispatched in 3:26 AD to the Holy Land 300 years after Jesus is supposed to have lived and she miraculously but miracles happen um found the three crosses right
17:02 um 300 years later and she uh wanted to know which was the cross that Jesus died on and so they got this lady who was supposed to have been dying of a deadly disease and they got her to touch the crosses. This is the official story, right? So, she touches one cross, nothing happens. She touches the next cross and he's miraculously kind of healed. That's the cross that Jesus died on. She also found the tunic in which he um he was wearing at the time of the crucifixion 300 years later. And then Constantine the Great on an um a a a a Roman pagan site of worship built the Jerusalem church of the holy sepila which is claimed to be the um tomb of
17:50 Jesus and the the place where he was crucified. Um and Christians still go today and they think that's true. uh when it was decided by Helena who also found the three crosses and the the um the tunic etc. and decided that this is where it it happened. And and and what it is is if you keep telling the story over and over and over again, eventually it be your your sense of it is it's historical. This is what happened. But if you just stop and say, well, I'm going to have a look at this and I'm going to see what what evidence it's based upon.
18:37 Then suddenly you realize it's based on nothing. I mean you look you look at the stories of Jesus there there's no eyewitness accounts that that that that we see. They're all written much later just as the uh there obviously no eyewitness accounts of the the Old Testament stories. They were written much later and they were written by humans for human reasons. And then you come into Islam um which is supposed to be based on the um experiences of Muhammad who is said to have died in uh 632 uh AD. [snorts] Now, a lot of people don't realize that a lot of the characters in
19:24 the Quran and Islamic belief are the same as Christianity and the same as Judaism and the Old Testament. So, just as you have the typology of the Christian story linking into that or appearing to, so you have the story of Islam linking into the Christian story and linking into the Old Testament story. And if you go back to the basis of all three, there's no evidence at all that any of it ever happened. And and the evidence is overwhelming that it actually came out of stories from the from Mesopotamia, not uh Judea and what we now call Israel. So a lot of people don't realize that Islam
20:09 believes in so many characters in the Bible, New Testament and Old Testament. It it first of all believes in Jesus. It says he wasn't divine and wasn't um he wasn't the late last prophet Muhammad was. Um and they believe in Moses. They believe in Mother Mary. They believe in Abraham. Abraham's a big guy in in Islam. Uh uh Mecca, etc. And all these people that there's no evidence for Islam believes in just like Christianity believes in it. And then you see the same recurring story. You see that the life story biography of Mohammad was written long after he's supposed to have lived. And the the the
20:57 Quran that we we we we know today was was compiled long long after the events of supposed to have happened. And you know it's based upon the fact that um Muhammad had a dream and he had a dream of being with the angel Gabriel which is a Christian and uh Judaistic um figure same uh and he was taken on this steed with wings to Jerusalem and then he was taken to Allah and he was he he was given the the Quran
21:45 and and the thing is that you know God seems to be the the God that we're talking about seems to be um really lacks in getting the truth across. So um no one knows who wrote the gospels. If you say to say to a Christian, uh, you believe in Jesus, you believe in this, you believe in that. Yeah, okay. Oh, fine. That's fine. I have no problem. Believe what you like. None of my business. But who wrote the Gospels then? Who who wrote actually who wrote the Bible? Silence. Well, why haven't you asked? And because because you take you take beliefs off off the peg. And I guess if you're in the southern states of America or in the Middle East
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