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Chapter 13-What might have been  
     
1.
 Had James the Just, the brother of Jesus and the disciples been a little less trusting and spent more time investigating Paul before the first ecumenical council of the church in 48 CE, it is quite possible that most evil organisation to ever be created in the world might have failed.
  
2.
 Had the family of Jesus and the disciplies not spent six solid years saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people from starvation and thereby emptying one of the greatest fortunes of the ancient world, then the Nazarenes would have had the funds and the time to counter the evil deceit of Paul of Tarsus and the House of Ananus.
 
3.
 Had James and the disciples refused to accept Paul's offer of setting up charity work and ending the feud then Paul would not have been able to deceive tens of thousands of wealthy families around Jewish communities of the ancient world into giving to false charities only to help fund the creation of the christian church and pay for the counter scriptures of Paul.
 
4.
 As it was, the disciples gave too much ground to Paul, failed to excommunicate him and in effect gave him enough motivation to redouble his efforts over the next few years.
  
5.
 This was not the only missed opportunity, for when James the Just did finally discover that Paul and his Sadducee friends were totally spreading lying texts and participating in the sacrifice of children during satanic masses in the first Christian temples, they should have immediately reported him to the Roman authorities, who would have been obliged even though he was a Roman citizen to have him executed for such evil.
  
6.
 Instead, they allowed Paul to walk away and in doing so enabled Paul and the remaining sons of Ananus to attempt one more takeover of the High Priest position and the murder of the universally popular James the Just.
  
7.
 In 62 CE Paul and the House of Ananus did just that and organized the brutal premeditated murder of James the Just during a rare lapse of the new appointment of Roman Procurator of the region.
  
8.
 Upon the new procurator Lucceius Albinus being fully briefed by the remaining Nazaranes and upon the riots that began spontaneously, marking the beginning of the great revolt, Albinus immediately ordered the arrest of all key of the House of Ananus, including Josephus ben Ananus (St Luke) and his father Matthias and cousins the High Priests, the scriptures created by Ananus seized and Paul arrested.
  
9.
 Again, this could have been the end of Christianity, but for one final act of bastardry by Paul and his satanic followers. For when he was finally brought to Rome along with most of the library of texts of Christianity, including the black magic and code of the Occult (Illuminati), his followers set fire to Rome, possibly in vain hope of freeing Paul.
  
10.
 Hundreds of thousands of innocent people died because of Paul and the first mass murder of people had been accomplished by the Christian church.
  
11.
 The Romans were shocked by such a deliberate act of evil. For in war cities are burnt, but never by religious fanatics who worship human sacrifice and seek to destroy knowledge and citvilization.
  
12.
 By 67/68 CE a decree had been sent out to all parts of the Roman Empire that Paulines (Catholics), the most evil and wicked sect in human history were to be arrested and executed without delay and any person performing either the common mass, or the secret high mass of human sacrifice was to be immediately executed as a capital crime.
  
13.
 That law along with the memory of how much culture of Rome and how many innocent people had died at the hands of the founder of Christianity was to stay enforced for another two hundred years, signifying just how disgusting the Romans thought of the duplicit and wholly evil nature of Christianity- a religion born to perpetually defile the memory and name of its god.
  
14.
 But events have a way of shaping themselves and the sands of time allowed those followers of Paul to re-write history to their own favour.
  

 
 
 

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