Christopher Bjerknes | Communist Cabalist Agenda, Satanic Christ, and Beckoning The Apocalypse
Christopher Bjerknes, Author and Scholar, joins us for a presentation on his research into the origins of Jesus Christ and the theory that Christ was actually based on the Egyptian deity Shezmu, he shared the agenda of the Zionist cabbalists and how they have orchestrated wars and disasters in a effort to beckon final judgement. This was quite possibly the deepest we've ever gone on this show. to learn more about Mr. Bjerknes follow up with him here; https://cjbbooks.com/books/
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