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Chapter 3 (200-300 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: (200 - 300 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 association/membership to a criminal organisation: (199 - 217 CE) That the person known as Pope Zephyrinus, also known as St. Zephyrinus, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (217 - 223 CE) That the person known as Pope Callixtus I, also known as St. Callixtus, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of publishing false documents: (221 CE) That Sextus Julius Africanus, the Bishop of Emmaus (in Palestine), with the full support and endorsement of Pope Callixtus I did publish a work known as "Chronographiai" in which he fraudulently claimed that human history and creation began in 5499 BCE as indicated by the false Bible of Paul and Josephus.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (223 - 230 CE) That the person known as Pope Urban I, also known as St. Urban, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (230 - 235 CE) That the person known as Pope Pontian, also known as St. Pontian, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (235 - 236 CE) That the person known as Pope Anterus, also known as St. Anterus, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (236 - 250 CE) That the person known as Pope Fabian, also known as St. Fabian, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (251 - 253 CE) That the person known as Pope Cornelius, also known as St. Cornelius, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (253 - 254 CE) That the person known as Pope Lucius, also known as St. Lucius, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (254 - 257 CE) That the person known as Pope Stephen I, also known as St. Stephen, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of publishing false documents: (258 CE) That Christian leaders did deliberately forge and fabricate letters from their own officials during their own lifetime and that Cyprian (d 258), Bishop of Carthage, did accuse Christian leaders of "faking his letters" and other forgeries within church.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (257 - 258 CE) That the person known as Pope Sixtus II, also known as St. Sixtus II, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (259 - 268 CE) That the person known as Pope Dionysius, also known as St. Dionysius, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of publishing false documents: (264 CE) That Christian leaders did deliberately forge and fabricate letters from their own officials during their own lifetime and that Pope Dionysius (260-268) did accuse Christian leaders of "faking his own letters just as they had changed the gospels".
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (269 - 274 CE) That the person known as Pope Felix I, also known as St. Felix, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (275 - 283 CE) That the person known as Pope Eutychian, also known as St. Eutychian, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (283 - 296 CE) That the person known as Pope Caius, also known as St. Caius, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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Of association/membership to a criminal organisation: (296 - 304 CE) That the person known as Pope Marcellinus, also known as St. Marcellinus, 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, fraud, extortion, kidnapping, terrorism and subversion of public morals.
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