The Crucifixion Ruse: First 22 Minutes

The above YouTube video is the first 22 minutes of a much longer documentary (1 hr. 53 min.) on the crucifixion drama. The full documentary explains all of the data, and offers a complete interpretation of the results that is as unambiguous as it is surprising. The full documentary is available as a DVD on Amazon.com.

Get ready for the most positive, uplifting, and dramatic re-interpretation of Christian thought in over 2,000 years, one based not on blind faith, but on new data, new research into the science of consciousness, and an understanding of quantum physics.

New evidence has been collected regarding the real historical Jesus and the crucifixion drama. This evidence changes everything we thought we knew about that event. Using remote-viewing methodologies derived from those developed by the United States military and used for espionage purposes, we now have a more complete picture of what apparently actually happened 2,000 years ago.

Courtney Brown, Ph.D., the leading scholar in the field of remote viewing involving such procedures, explains how these new data, collected under controlled experimental conditions, indicate that someone else was crucified instead of Jesus. Moreover, Jesus took part in the ruse, a risky plan that made Jesus into a martyr, allowing his teachings to spread across the millennia. Judas was a primary conspirator, and he acted to save, not betray Jesus. Jesus had no choice but to allow the crucifixion event to occur as it did. Importantly, this new evidence does not diminish Jesus or his legacy. In fact, it does the opposite.

If these data are correct, Jesus was a much more intelligent, more adventurous, and more inspiring leader than traditional Christendom portrays him to be. All of this, plus much more, is explained here, for the first time. Now, the new evidence allows us finally to understand his teachings more fully, something that was not possible in Jesus's day. Jesus undoubtedly knew that the truth would one day come out, once we matured as a civilization. That day is today. Look at the data yourself, learn about the methodologies used to collect them, and then decide for yourself.