Speech – Liberating Abrahamic Religions under the Abraham Accords
Speech – Liberating Abrahamic Religions under the Abraham Accords
Introduction: Love and Respect for All
Before I begin, let me say this: I speak out of deep love and respect for all people – for the Jewish people, the Hebrews, the Arabs. After all, what separates "Ivri" (Hebrew) and "Aravi" (Arab) is just a single letter – we are closer than we have been led to believe. My words are not an attack but a call for understanding, a call for transformation. We must move beyond the illusions that have been imposed on us, beyond the divisions that serve only those in power.
For too long, religions have been used as a tool of control, as a way to limit human consciousness rather than expand it. It is time to remove the barriers, to open the gates of knowledge, and to elevate our collective awareness.
This includes restoring dignity to women, recognizing their sacred role in society, and ending the suppression that has been justified in the name of religion.
Most urgently, we must put an end to the deliberate depopulation agendas and take full responsibility for our planet. This is our home, and we cannot allow a small elite to dictate the future of billions through war, environmental destruction, and engineered crises.
Exposing the Hidden Layers of Abrahamic Religions
To the wider public, these claims might sound radical – but only because you have been kept inside a box. You have been taught what to think, not how to think. The suppression of knowledge is not an accident; it is a deliberate system of control.
The Pan-Babylonian School of research—brilliant scholars who uncovered the real origins of our religious texts—was attacked and silenced, just as the Inquisition destroyed knowledge to keep power in the hands of the religious elite. They turned polytheism into a dirty word—paganism.
For example, in Russian, the word поганый (pogany) means something filthy, disgusting. This was not by chance. It was a linguistic weapon—programming an entire people to feel revulsion towards the very idea of multiple gods. Why? Because polytheism held secrets of divine plurality—secrets that would have exposed the fraud of monotheistic control.
Even within Judaism, the word Elohim is in plural form. The Torah itself says, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness”. Who is “us”? The religious authorities will never give you a real answer.
The discovery of ancient Sumerian and Mesopotamian texts shattered the old narratives. We now know that many stories in the Torah and the Bible were derived from older Babylonian, Akkadian, and Sumerian myths. Enki, Enlil, Marduk—these were not fictional characters; they were once revered as powerful entities. Their names were erased, and their stories rewritten.
The religious institutions fought back. Rabbis, priests, and imams forbade people from accessing this knowledge. They claimed that ancient texts were “heresy” or “idolatry” while secretly studying them in elite circles. The people were kept ignorant—not because the knowledge was false, but because it was too dangerous for the system.
Even today, in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities, questioning the contradictions in religious texts can lead to excommunication, economic ruin, or even assassination within the community. Yeshiva students are not taught to seek knowledge, only to repeat doctrine. If they ask forbidden questions, they risk losing everything—their place in the community, their livelihood, even their lives.
Hebrews vs. Jews – The Stolen Heritage
It is time to speak the truth – Abrahamic religions were built for control, for distorting history, for engineering human consciousness. We are not here to bow before gods turned into tools of power. We are here to reclaim what was taken from us.
The Canaanite movement, led by Yonatan Ratosh, understood this. They recognized that the original People of Israel – the Hebrews – were not Jews in the modern sense. They were part of a larger civilization, deeply connected to Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Canaan. Later, rabbinic Judaism hijacked their history, erased ancient deities like Enki, Asherah, Marduk, Tammuz, and reduced Hebrew heritage into an orthodox framework designed for control.
But it wasn’t only the Canaanites who saw the truth. There was also the Dror Ha-Ivri movement, led by Israel Eldad, which sought to return to Israelite authenticity, to the identity that existed before religious usurpation, to the spirit of Bar-Kokhba, the free warriors, and true Hebrew culture.
Now that we have the Abraham Accords, we must take it one step further.
What are the Abraham Accords if not an opportunity to liberate the Abrahamic religions themselves? Can we talk about peace without addressing the religions that were designed to keep the masses enslaved? Can we unite nations while their people remain prisoners of theological manipulation?
We demand a new conversation about Abrahamic religions:
- To break the monopoly of rabbis, priests, and imams over truth.
- To expose the Mesopotamian origins of these religions and free them from theological engineering.
- To realize that the real struggle is not between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, but between consciousness and theological slavery.
This is not a call for fake “interfaith unity.” This is a call for tearing off the chains.
We live in a world where a small elite plays god. They engineer population control, spray chemicals in our skies, and manipulate banks and consciousness. How do they do it? Because religion is their greatest tool. They kept us enslaved with “divine” laws, while the true gods were erased, hidden, and buried.
The Abraham Accords will not be complete until humanity is free from the chains of Abrahamic religions themselves. It is time to take this conversation beyond diplomacy, beyond religion. It is time to demand full liberation.
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