Here It Is: The Caricature of a Caricature
5 August 2026
Charly Samson, “Jésus-Christ et le Razès – Avec La Participation de Philippe Marlin” (Éditions de l’Oeil du Sphinx, 2026. ISBN: 978-2-38014-123-8).
The Demonstration of Human Gullibility at its very worst (or best) – because the very existence of Jesus Christ alone is a Caricature and is an Abstract – but the “historicity” of this Being is forced down our throats by Mainstream Historians, Mainstream Theologians and every Priest alive on Planet Earth (as well as by those believers in Flying Saucers – like the very authors of this book!). Yet such people are the first to say that nothing exists in writing about (or by) the very person Jesus Christ from the time when he allegedly “existed” .
I will plod on with the obvious – that Jesus Christ was originally the personification of a water-soluble alkaloid and a hallucinogenic drug (obviously inherited from Judaism) – that is (of course) mentioned in every edition of The Holy Bible – and was NOT a Magic Mushroom. It revised Judaism into the Philosophy of Nihilism that was thoroughly rejected by the orthodox version of Judaism. The Human Race is still oblivious to this fact, despite its claim to be the “brainiest” species on Planet Earth. Just give me a genuine unedited live spot on Television (that, we know, is a sheer impossibility, so much for the existence of “The Enlightenment”)!
From the Blurb found on the Back Cover:
When Charlie first spoke to me about his desire to write one last book on Jesus, I immediately understood that this project would not be like any other book. Not because it would offer a revelation, nor because it would claim to solve an ancient enigma, but because it was situated in a particular time: that of transmission, when the essential must be said without emphasis, without haste, without pretense.
Charly does not write to convince. He writes to bring order, to clarify a field that has become confused, sometimes saturated with contradictory stories, excessive enthusiasm, and overly hasty rejections.
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