[editor-surveyor]

"This is the most erroneous, illogical, rambling piece I've read in a long time."

Nothing she has called attention to is in any way erroneous; where she goes wrong is when she ascribes these things to a conspiracy (headed up by Mel Gibson?) of men. These are not the work of men, but of Satan, but most conspiracy freaks fail to accept that it is impossible to get that kind of cooperation, or broad agreement among men.

If you go through her web site, you will find hundreds of undeniable facts presented as a master conspiracy of men. For this to be true would require a huge and powerful intelligence organization, and an enforcement arm as well. Where are their headquarters? I believe, as I think most here do, that Gibson's intentions are genuine.

[Just mythoughts]

I am really at a loss at all this clashing back and forth, to and fro.

Who cares what Mel believes. What Mel believes or any other individual, group or church believes, does not change what is written. Looks to me the dye was cast long ago about what would happen as we are told "I have foretold you all things". A follower of Christ should not expect more special treatment then Christ was given, he was innocent and not one before him or after him can claim that.

We are warned about being led astray, that it would happen, and what the price will be for those who do the leading.

Whatever motives of any one individual has for making the film, opposing the film, trashing people about the film seems to be a method of diverting attention from what is in fact written.

Christ asked often "HAVE YOU NOT READ?"

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

I don't have the time nor the desire to wade through this entire essay but one poster has already pointed out a glaring error: her assertion that Mel Gibson is outside the Church and created a cult called Holy Family.

I have studied non-canonical writings, the Knights Templar and am familiar with various myths. The author takes one grain of fact and so widely distorts it that it barely resembles the original idea.

Her writing is nearly unreadable. She rambles illogically creating links where none exist. She exhibits no scholarship but rather paranoia. She needs medication.