Christspiracy

It just makes more and more sense to me on why Jesus chose to be sacrificed to end this.

Yeah, and that's what we talk about in my film, Christspiracy, which by the way, just for a little plug, we keep mentioning it.

Anyone who wants to watch it, it's free on our website, christspiracy.com. You can watch it totally free.

It was a Netflix film that actually got censored and we had to buy our rights back from Netflix because specifically the information that we put in the film about Jesus the Nazarene, which that title is a reflection on his stance against animal sacrifice specifically.

all of it goes back to these same stories like moses and really what it is is whether it's animal sacrifice or this mass i mean we've talked about this before and i know you agree on like factory farming in the world 99 of all uh meat and flesh production and animal product production comes through factory farming we've got this massive system where 70 to 90 billion land animals are killed every year and then it's in the countless trillions with fish But all of that is its own kind of sacrifice.

And so that's what I talk about a lot in my film is that we can often point the fingers at the pinnacle of the hierarchy with these war neocon systems and the different conglomerates and everything.

But in our own way, how are we contributing, which is a big part of what Christspiracy is about, on the altar of our own tables, right? And there's been such a deception, right? with separating just that sacrificial culture and right and in all of the kind of grossness that you feel when you watch a video about them but remember what one of them said that actually was kind of a true statement he was like well why don't you go to smithfield and just look at their factories they're doing the same thing and yes right it is true so um so that's where i try to always put my focus is like look how we feel so often We're as truthers, as freedom fighters, whatever you want to label all the different movements talking about this stuff.

We are really against being oppressed by these technocratic oligarchs, basically, right? And these high-ranking families or whatever it is that have all of this power and control.

... an important conversation.

But before even getting to that, just a little bit about my backstory, which by the way, have you seen my film, Chrispiracy, or did you fi- how did you find-

Unfortunately, I did not.

I just, so I saw some of your, I think it was one or two Instagram reels where you were kind of talking about this and-

Right.

So this is what the conversation is about the original fall.

So at the time of, of Jesus, or Yahusha or Yeshua, you know, um, he was growing up in what a lot of scholars, like one of my mentors, uh, only because I started making my film, Christspiracy, and I, I interviewed him and then he was like, "Oh, we gotta work together because you get this stuff." Uh, his name's Dr.

James Tabor.

Where can people

watch it? Christspiracy.com.

So like conspiracy, but Christspiracy.com. Like I said,

I had to watch it by the chair and I'm like, oh, it's probably going to suck.

And I watched it right before you did an interview last time.

I'm so glad you're doing this documentary.

I'm still, I'm still a bit angry about the, the Buddhist that they interviewed on Christpiracy.

They found that one ignorant Buddhist monk who is really a- against veganism and all of that, and they decided to film him, and I thought I, I could have introduced you to 10 other incredible influential monks that-

Yes

Children and chickens caught in the middle.

[crowd shouting] This is part one of Christspiracy: Kaparo Week.

[chicken squawks] This week, up to 100,000 chickens will die in New York alone to carry away human sin.

It's called Kaparo, and I'm spending all week in the middle of it.

I was kinda very, very passionate about that information.

And at that time, this is important that Cowspiracy was actually Cowspiracy: What the Health, and if anyone's seen Christspiracy, all in one film.

So it wasn't just the environmental, it was the ethical side of the equation as well as the health, as a personal health.

It was all of that in one film.

Let's create a story." Then that turns into butter.

Oh, butter's back.

Between that and then oppression, you know, if anyone watched my last film, Christspiracy showed that after, right when What The Health came out, I was followed with a drone outside my window.

I didn't know at the time.

And, and, and I still know how you feel about it.

The documentary was called Christspiracy.

Christspiracy? Yes-

Interesting

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Yes.

We have a documentary filmmaker and artist activist, Kip Andersen.

Film director Kip Andersen has become well known of late after making three of the most successful documentary films: What the Health, executive produced by Joaquin Phoenix, Cowspiracy, executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, and Seaspiracy about the environmental impact of fishing.

And he now has a film called Christspiracy.

This was supposed to be out on Netflix and they tried to make you cut something and you self-released this, correct?

We felt at the time we had to tell the story of how it needs to be told.

We were one of the few filmmakers who ever said, "No, we're gonna buy this film back and we need to release it how it needs to be released." This Jesus story is huge.

I love asking people the question, why did Jesus get killed? Four days later, he gets crucified for this specific event.

She's written a book called She's constantly handing out flyers with resources to help people go plant-based.

And on one of her flyers, she has a list of films, one of which is Christspiracy.

She said she saw it five times.

So anyways, it was through a synchronicity that I met her and got the invitation to stay with her in New York.

Yeah, maybe conspiracy

... uh, Christspiracy.

Yeah.

Uh, yeah, how would Jesus kill? Sit with that.