Mel Gibson’s Conversation With Joe Rogan

Writes Dinny Garner:

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The topics Mel Gibson talks about in this fascinating discussion with Joe Rogan are varied and include his Christian faith; the Catholic Church; the governmental administrative mismanagement that caused and is failing to stop the ongoing fires in LA; ancient civilizations; unjust wars; human sacrifice in our society; his health; and his upcoming filming of The Resurrection of the Christ that will cover the realms of good and evil slugging it out. “Every morning I wake up and pray I don’t deceive myself,” he said. The filmmaker and actor said he has three friends who had stage four cancer who used Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquin and were now cancer-free. Gibson had a brain scan done which revealed a severe case of PTSD; he was told to take fish oil and B complex and have 40 sessions in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber. Gibson’s house in Malibu was one of thousands that burned down in the continuing wildfires. His son is a volunteer fire fighter whom he calls the Mayor of Malibu.

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