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Chapter 2 (100-200 ce) |
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Disclaimer: May all those guilty of the crimes listed below be forgiven. May their victims find peace and no longer be tormented. May all those who continue to hide and deny these crimes, who bear false witness against this evidence be forgiven for their actions. |
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That in continuation, the following charges are alleged: |
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Of moral indecency and depravity: (100 – 200 CE): That descendents of the House of Ananus and elite Sadducee Jewish families, being the controlling families of Christianity did continue to undertake the worship of satanic demons, human sacrifice and cannibalism under the guise of the “High Mass” of their religion called Christianity. That on more than once occasion, such rituals as the pinnacle of Christianity did include infanticide, drug consumption and frenzied sexual acts in the very first Christian churches consistent with the ancient rites of satanic Judaism practiced for over one thousand years prior. |
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Of crimes against humanity: (115—117 CE) That Lucius ben Josephus, also known as Lukuas and Andreas, also known as St. Lucius, the first Christian Bishop of Cyrene, the son of Josephus also known as St. Luke, did conspire to murder Greeks of all ages and gender, especially educated persons of the cities of Cyrene (Cyrenaica) and regions of Aegyptus and Cyprus. That these attacks were part motivated by the repudiation of the destructive ignorance of Christianity by his father St. Luke, a key founder of Christianity and his father’s conversion to both Greek and Nazarene “Gnostic” enlightenment. Furthermore, that over 250,000 innocent men, women and children were murdered by these Christian zealots. |
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Of causing major property damage: (115—117 CE) That St. Lucius, an early church father and blood descendent of the House of Ananus did deliberate organize the destruction of priceless and valuable knowledge, art and culture across the Greek world including the destruction of temples to Hecate, Jupiter, Apollo, Artemis, and Isis, as well as the civil structures symbols of Rome, the Caesareum, the basilica, and the thermae. That the value of such damage is estimated to be in excess of $1 Billion (US 2006 equivalent dollars).
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (189 - 199 CE) That the person known as Pope Victor I, also known as St. Victor, was both a member and leader of an organisation known as “Christianity” first established and subsequently maintained for the sole purpose of organized criminal enterprise. That in his capacity of leader of this organized criminal enterprise did direct for numerous criminal acts to be undertaken including, but not limited to: murder, terrorism, fraud, arson and subversion of public morals.
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Of publishing false documents: (180 CE): That St. Irenaeus of Lyons, a blood descendent of the House of Ananus and the Jewish Sadducees did publish several false documents in the full knowledge of the fraudulent nature of Christianity including the work, Against All Heresies, a work of apologetics refuting Gnosticism, which claimed salvation through an esoteric knowledge. That Irenaeus did falsely argue that these beliefs countered the universal tradition handed down from the apostles, and that the bishops are the successors of the apostles who have the authority to transmit Revelation. Furthermore, that Irenaeus did falsely create a list of alleged popes from the time of Peter claiming an unbroken line of succession. |
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Of publishing false documents (189 CE) That Pope Victor I, a descendent of the High Jewish families controlling Christianity did publish a false statement claiming that Jewish Passover, as 14 Nisan was not the accurate date, nor method for the crucifixion of Jesus with the full knowledge of the falsity of these statements. Furthermore, that Pope Victor did Excommunicate those who still chose to accurately recognize this date, claiming them to be Quartodecimians.
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Of publishing false documents (180 CE) That St. Irenaeus of Lyons in collaboration with Christian leaders did deliberately re-edit the gospels and include additional fabrications including, but not limited to the concept of "virgin birth". That these fabrications were clearly known at the time by other christian converts who were not blood descendents of the Jewish noble families of Sadducees such as Celsus who stated: Christians "remodelled their gospel from its first written form and reformed it so that they may be able to refute objections" and that the gospel accounts of virgin birth as "fabricated".
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Of publishing false documents (195 CE) That St Clement of Alexandria with support of Christian leaders did write false accusations and fabrications designed to exclude women from spiritual practice and ensure their subjugation to virtual slaves by perpetuating previous false accounts saying "every woman should be filled with shame by the thought that she is a woman".
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