FRANCE - Here come the farmers! Dumping manure and tires in front of council offices. Standing with the people who stood with them. French farmers join the protests and dump waste, manure and tires in front of the prefectures https://twitter.com/RadioGenova/status/1638831199710740480

0:00: Introduction 2:49: “Once you start pulling that thread pretty soon you have no sweater” 6:59: “Nothing points to a guy who was the founder of Christianity” 8:19: Mark’s evidence of a mystery cult 11:13: Jesus and Julius Caesar: the same amount of evidence? 16:58: Yom Kippur and Passover: the union of a new doctrine? 23:56: Josephus 28:09: Pliny, the Younger 29:42: Lena Einhorn’s thesis 35:36: Bart Ehrman: one of the best mythicists? 40:38: Jesus: Mything in Action 47:44: David’s advice to people interested in the subject Why would anyone think Jesus never existed? Isn’t it perfectly reasonable to accept that he was a real first century figure? As it turns out, no. NAILED sheds light on ten beloved Christian myths, and with evidence gathered from historians all across the theological spectrum, shows how they point to a Jesus Christ created solely through allegorical alchemy of hope and imagination; a messiah transformed from a purely literary, theological construct into the familiar figure of Jesus – in short, a purely mythic Christ. Nailed: Ten Christian Myths That Show Jesus Never Existed At All “Fitzgerald’s is possibly the best ‘capsule summary’ of the mythicist case I’ve ever encountered …with an interesting and accessible approach.” —Earl Doherty, author of The Jesus Puzzle “Fitzgerald summarizes a great number of key arguments concisely and with new power and original spin. I really learned something from him. Recalls classical skeptics and biblical critics. A surprising amount of new material.” —Robert M. Price, author of Deconstructing Jesus and The Incredible Shrinking Son of Man “David Fitzgerald reveals himself to be the brightest new star in the firmament of scholars who deny historical reality to “Jesus of Nazareth.” His brilliance would have been sufficiently established had he done nothing more than illustrate and explain traditional arguments with a clarity and transparency never achieved…But he has done more. He has developed new arguments and insights as well...” —Frank R. Zindler, editor of American Atheist Press and author of The Jesus the Jews Never Knew “Fitzgerald has hit the nail on the head…A nice, readable introduction to the top ten problems typically swept under the rug by anyone insisting it's crazy even to suspect Jesus might not have existed.” —Richard C. Carrier, Ph.D., author of Not the Impossible Faith: Why Christianity Didn’t Need a Miracle to Succeed and the forthcoming book On the Historicity of Jesus Christ David Fitzgerald is a writer and historical researcher who has been actively investigating the Historical Jesus question for over ten years. He has a degree in History and was an associate member of CSER, the former Committee for the Scientific Examination of Religion. He lectures around the country at universities and national secular events and is best known for his popular multimedia presentation "The Ten Thousand Christs and the Evaporating Jesus."

The esteemed Dr. Peter McCullough will join us today. He will talk about his upcoming trips to India and Australia to network with key leaders and doctors to hold fair and balanced discussions on pandemic response and risk-benefit analysis of public C19 vaccination. Later in the show, professional engineer Ken Drysdale will be here to talk about a report about Manitoba’s covid response using only government data. The report shows that mortality statistics prove there was no pandemic, that government cynically reduced ICU beds to make the problem seem worse and many other miscues by the government. www.thetruefactsc19.com https://www.bitchute.com/channel/BodlXs2IF22h/

Buffalo murderer used same Nazi symbols as Ukraine’s Azov Battalion (May 16, 2022). As the US was rocked by a new wave of shootings at the weekend, the suspect in the bloody Buffalo massacre reportedly posted a statement expressing neo-Nazi sentiments. We hear from Niko House and Tara Reade about the issue at hand.