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Gnostic Gospel of St Philip Verse 72

UK: Gospel of St Philip – Verse 72! (8.11.2026)

I am working from the Marx idea that the bourgeoisie operates from a fundamental “inversion” (mirroring the religion it prefers and has had a hand in making). The Catholic Church evolved its teachings to reflect the Roman State – and to do this it demonised and rejected the Gnostic tradition. However, if my hunch is correct, I suspect a duality is in effect within Gnosticism – which was rejected by the Catholics for just one-side of the equation (the world-denying segment). The bourgeoisie want all the worldly political power to themselves – and so their preferred religion must divert the mind of the workers to an imagined non-existent destination that is merely “wished” for from here. The Gnostic, on the other other hand, developed a sophisticated oscillating effect which teaches adherents to circulate from one extreme to the other – until both are reconciled. Inward “looking” and outward “discipline” are te tools for the Gnostic. As for the eviscerated religionists – they must simply remain impotent in the face of State power and “imagine” their salvation.

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St Thomas in India!

UK: Gospel of St Thomas – Verse 29! (5.11.2026)

The fragments and versions of this text were written in ancient Greek and Coptic (an Egyptian version of Greek) – and so I have selected a broad translation of verse “29” from what scholarly work is available online. I think the fragments were pieced together to reconstruct a single and complete text. Internal evidence within the text suggests this Gospel dates back to the 1st century CE – but this original (Greek) copy has not yet been found. What is interesting about this verse is that it corrects the “inversion” found within theistic religions.

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Rev David Whyte (left) with South London Patriots activist and convicted fraudster Billy Cooper (second from left)

UK: Black Bloc Fascists Operate in My Area – Protected by the Church! (27.9.2026)

What God thought of the onslaught of far-right intimidation and bullying against the volunteer heroes of the RNLI, whose sole mission is to rescue people in danger of drowning at sea – an absolute good –  that Tommo’s Portsmouth protests unleashed remains open to question.

After 90 minutes, Armstrong and the guests on Tough Talk had agreed the “gospel is right wing”, the Crusaders going to war to reclaim the Holy Land from Muslim rule was a good thing, and echoed the far-right’s graphic and obsessive fever dream about the rape of their children or grandchildren. Then they prayed.

“We thank you, Lord, for the healing power, for protection, and for your blessings in Jesus’ name…for Danny Tommo and the guys.”

Another regular congregant along with Tommo and Jason Armstrong, is fellow South London Patriots stalwart, Billy Cooper, who not long ago was pictured having completed a bible course at the church.

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Extremist Religious Converts Declare Rock Noah's Ark!

Hong Kong: Noah’s Ark Found – Claims Christian Group! (25.9.2026)

The irony (and injustice) is that the Constitution of China guarantees a belief (and disbelief) in religion – and facilitates genuine religious practice (including Christianity) to a far greater degree than the secular UK. The South China Morning Post travelled to Sutton and wrote an article following the migration path of one such rioting family who was given a “free” three-bedroomed house, car, job, healthcare, and schooling in the exclusive area of nearby Banstead – undermining the UK-Tory claims that this was not happening. Furthermore, as this Indian newspaper reports, lunatic evangelical Christians a) still exist in Hong Kong, and b) possess a full freedom to express their fanatical and ridiculous ideas unopposed. Their latest stupidity involves the misidentification of a natural rock formation in Turkey as being “Noah’s Ark” – a lie which even credits the pseudo-history of the Old Testament to be literally “true” (with Zionist undertones) – when such stories are religious myths used to control subjugated populations. Of course, these individuals have a right to hold their belief – just as I have the right to disagree. If you objectively research the religiously-based Noah’s Ark claims – you will find none of them are literally (objectively) true.

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Ram Dass Envelop 1996

UK: A [1996] Letter Ram Dass Sent Me! (24.9.2026)

Typical of a White American, Alpert “sold” the spiritual teachings that are “free” in the genuine lineages. As a consequence, there were generations of individuals from around the world who fell under his spell. His teachings were seductive as he wanted to be liked. He was a homosexual who apparently sired a child with a woman. He was once a world-denying (celibate) yogi – but when he returned to the West he soon returned to his privileged (bourgeois) identity. I wrote to him to explain that he was wrong about Socialism and Chinese Buddhism. He had said that religion was suppressed in the Communist Bloc and that his texts were “outlawed” and illegally copied and passed around. None of this is true – but it is a common mythos in the US. The truth is that nobody cared what a rich Zionist had to say – who was busy co-opting the spiritual culture of a deeply impoverished country (India) – whilst denying that country the opportunity of breaking-out of this ignorance through the adoption of Socialism.

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Buddha & St Benedict United!

UK: Buddha & St Benedict Entwined – a Retrospect! (10.9.2026)

Now, whilst in Hereford I befriended an Irishman (my family are part Irish) named “Brian Gray” – who was training to be a Catholic Priest. He was fascinated by Buddhism and liked to “spar” with me in gloved-boxing matches (I was a nasty bit of work in my late teens – as I discovered my natural physical strength). He introduced me to a “Father Thomas” the Abbot of the Catholic Hereford Cathedral. He wanted me to go to the Vatican to meet the Pope – and to join the Catholic faith – but of course, this was not my path. I am not attuned to entering these paths that discriminate against non-members for not being members. Also, at that point I was learning about how the Vatican supported fascism before, during, and after WWII. So you can see my predicament. Although I had friendly interactions on the personal level, there were certain political realities that had to be acknowledged and balanced. Anyway, the upshot of all this was that I was introduced to the study of the Rule of St Benedict followed by the monastics of the Catholic Church (and given the ring you can see here – although I am unaware of its significance).

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