The Passion of the ANTIChirst

Is the movie "The Passion" a Christian movie? Or is it a Roman Catholic Anti-Christian movie?

By the way, "Christianitytoday.com" shares positive comments in the article showing their acceptance of Mel Gibson's additions to the film via the Roman Catholic Vatican approved book "Dolorous Passion of our Lord."

Since Mel Gibson found it important to draw "additions" from the book "Dolorous Passion of Our Lord" that was written by a Roman Catholic nun, I decided to investigate this nun and her book. Turns out, she was a nun that was venerated (given sainthood) by the Vatican. She lived from 1774 to 1824. In her life she supposedly had numerous visiosn, which she placed in a book called, "Dolorous Passion of Our Lord."

Mel Gibson, a man that seeks to de-glorify Christ Jesus, and place Mary upon the cross as co-redemptrix (co-saviour) used this "vision" of an obviously possessed nun exactly as Satan planned. Below I have a list of facts I dug up searching online that prove the movie is in no way Biblically sound. This movie is without a doubt a Roman Catholic movie designed to get the people ready for Rome's version of Christ who students of prophecy refer to as, Antichrist. This Hollywood version of the Jesus of Rome is in fact the very one that WILL APPEAR on Earth in these last days to gather a people unto himself. (See John 5:43)

The people need to be readied for this Roman Antichrist. So Mel Gibson, and a host of others have been literal pawns in the hands of Satan over the years to do just as Satan needs. It all started of course long ago, but it wasn't until Our Lady of Fatima did the world see such a fury of overwhelmingly obvious demonic activity before the eyes of man. Is it any wonder in these last days we see all sorts of spurious doctrines flooding the churches? The people are primed and ready to accept lies for truth.

One thing I would like to make known was a comment the actor that played "Jesus" (James Caviezel) made on a TBN sepcial at 6:35pm on March 08, 2004. In the video segment, this actor was shown practicing his lines during a break on the set. He stopped for a moment, looked at the camera, and said, "Why do you look for the living among the dead?" How fitting is a statement such as this to be made by a Hollywood christ! The imposter Jesus states to all the World that why are we as Christians looking for the living Christ among the spiritually dead portraying Him from Hollywood! How true James! How true! I pray one day the Lord open his eyes to the prophetic statements made by his own tongue.

It's truly amazing to me how so many flock to so much obvious and open error. And it's always the same thing time after time. Satan will actually speak through some of his pawns in ways that those with eyes can clearly see as being not only demonic, but prophetically accurate. It's as if he mocks our Lord and sneers his comments in open jest. It truly sickens my soul to see such a display as this.

The World is being readied. We have the image of the beast being built as we speak in Washington D.C. Hollywood, under the instruction of Rome is pumping all sorts of videos, books, and movies about their version of Christ, and people are soaking it up hook line and sinker. It's no wonder graphically anti-Christian men like the Pope and his minions are looked upon as "moral leaders" when not too long ago ALL denominations openly declared the pope antichrist! But today? Those that have called him evil in the past, are embracing him as their leader today. And many of his subjects actually refer to him as the Sweet Christ on Earth.

Prophecy is so accurate! We are now seeing a flood of satanic doctrines being promoted by the media itself so as to better evangelize the decadence spewing from Hollywood via the Vat of sin in Rome. (See 1 Timothy 4:1) The "left behind" farce proved that fact nicely. Those books and videos were found in most grocery stores, departments stores, and I even saw them displayed in gas stations in my area! Satan is promoting his lies in such a way that MANY the world over are being readied for his arrival. And all those Roman Catholic doctrines about "The Rapture" have sealed the fate of most of them already. They are now awaiting Christ to come and stand ON EARTH at the second coming just as Antichrist planned. Yet our bibles are plain that Jesus Christ will never touch the earth at that time. (See 1 Thessalonians 4:17) And another thing, look at all the HUGE churches now-a-days. Some have upwards of 5000 attendees each week! How can these men of God sufficiently care for each of these people weekly? He can't! The biblical method of the church is to keep it fairly small so the Pastor can be effective in evangelizing his flock personally. When it gets to about 100 to 150 people attending, it's time to lay hands on one of the deacons, install him as a pastor, and open a new church in an area where many of that flock reside. This is how the word spreads more effectively. Yet, the pastor's are more interested in the weekly tithings of 5000 people. A massive cash flow of that magnitude is a temptation some men simply cannot handle. And so they become preachers of filthy lucre (money) instead of TRUTH! For if they were to preach truth, no one would attend their churches. That is why so many flock to their doors. And that is why so many flock to Mel Gibson's movie the Passion.

What do I believe is the main reason for the film outside of readying the people for the Roman Jesus / Antichrist? I believe Michael Brown, a Roman Catholic reporter said it best...

And will this film generate a desire to look to Mary more so now than ever before? Will the Protestant being coaxed into accepting Mary as do the Catholic's?

Below is a list of facts I gleaned off the Internet from folks that obviously saw this easily proven fictional movie. In the list below are some situations brought up in the film that were definitely NOT found in Scripture. It also has many areas wherein it identifies certain sections of the movie as being directly influenced by the demonic visions of the Roman Catholic nun Anne Catherine Emmerich that I mentioned earlier.

...if you have seen the movie, and have discovered a scene that was not exposed here. Please contact me as soon as possible so that I may add it to this page.

You are about to find out that not only was Archbishop John Foley of the Vatican a bold faced liar. Many of his friends are as well!

Jesus prays in Gethsemene
Bible references: Mt 26:36-46; Mk 14:32-42; Lk 22:39-46
In the movie but not the Bible: Satan watches as Jesus prays (Jesus' prayers are drawn from the Psalms); Satan tempts Jesus, saying "Do you really believe one man can carry this burden? ...saving their souls is too costly;" Satan sends a snake to bite Jesus; Jesus crushes the snake's head in an allusion to Genesis 3:15.

Source: Many movie details relating to Satan are drawn from Sister Anne Emmerich's visions, recorded in "The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ." In "The Dolorous Passion," Satan says to Jesus, "Takest thou even this sin upon thyself? Art thou willing to bear its penalty? Art thou prepared to satisfy for all these sins?" Emmerich also envisioned "the serpent ...This odious reptile of gigantic size" in Gethsemane.

Other considerations: "The Dolorous Passion" spends much time on Gethsemane and draws many Adam-Christ/Eve-Mary parallels. The book also refers to the serpent later in the narrative, when Jesus is near death and is entrusting Mary to John's care. "It did not appear to me in the least surprising that Jesus should call the Blessed Virgin ‘Woman, instead of ‘Mother.’ I felt that he intended to demonstrate that she was that woman spoken of in Scripture who was to crush the head of the serpent, and that then was the moment in which that promise was accomplished in the death of her Son."

Payment to people to come to courtyard
Bible references: Matthew 26:59-60
In the movie but not the Bible: In a very brief scene, money is seen changing hands, with the implication that people are being paid to testify against Jesus. This probably refers to Matthew 26, which says "The chief priests and the entire Sanhedrin kept trying to obtain false testimony against Jesus in order to put him to death." But no money is mentioned in the gospels.

Other sources: "The Dolorous Passion" says "The High Priests now sent for those whom they knew to be the most bitterly opposed to Jesus, and desired them to assemble the witnesses ...The proud Sadducees ...whom Jesus had so often reproved before the people, were actually dying for revenge. They hastened to all the inns to seek out those persons whom they knew to be enemies of our Lord, and offered them bribes in order to secure their appearance."

Arrest of Jesus, Malchus' ear healed
Bible references: Jn 18; Lk 22; Mt 26:52
In the movie but not the Bible: Before the guards approach, Jesus tells some of his apostles "I don't want them to see me this way," referring to other apostles; when Jesus, in chains, is being led away, he falls and dangles from a wall. As he dangles, Jesus and Judas face each other.

Mary's reaction to Jesus' suffering
In the movie but not the Bible: As Jesus is being tortured in Gethsemane, Mary awakens in her home and says, "What makes this night different from all other nights?" -- a reference to the Jewish Passover liturgy.

Other sources: "The Dolorous Passion," which records, "During this agony of Jesus, I saw the Blessed Virgin also overwhelmed with sorrow and anguish of soul... I saw these interior movements of her soul towards Jesus... I beheld the spiritual communication which they had with each other." However, Emmerich's visions of Mary do not reference the Passover liturgy.

Jesus comes before Jewish leaders at temple locale
Bible references: Mt 26:57; Mk 14:53; Lk 22:54; Jn 18:13
In the movie but not the Bible: Mary, Jesus' mother, and Mary Magdalene are depicted as standing among the soldiers. In the Gospels, they don't appear until much later in the narrative.

Pontius Pilate's wife advises Pilate
Bible references: Mt 27:19
In the movie but not the Bible: The Bible references Pilate's wife only once, and not by name; she sends her husband a message about Jesus saying, "Have nothing to do with this righteous man--I have suffered much in a dream because of him." In the film, Pilate and his wife have several conversations about what he should do.

Other sources: Sister Anne Emmerich's "Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ" describes interactions between Pilate and his wife, who is depicted as a sympathetic proto-Christian character.

Jesus, the carpenter
Bible references: Matthew 13:55
In the movie but not the Bible: A flashback to Jesus as a younger man shows him testing the quality of a new table while Mary, his mother, works inside. She comes outside to look at his handiwork, and they have a conversation. Though drawing from the gospel's description of Jesus as "the carpenter's son," the scene itself is not in the Bible.

Jesus examined by Jewish authorities
Bible references: Mt 26:57-68; Mk 14:53-65; Lk 22:54-71; Mk 3:22; Mt 12:24; Lk 11;15; John 6; Jn 18:22; Mt 26:61; Mk 14:58; Mt 26:59-60; Mk 14, Mt 26
In the movie but not the Bible: A high priest says "You're all under his spell." Later in the scene, Jesus is defended by some Jewish high priests, who say "This entire proceeding is an outrage," "Who called this? Where are the other members of the council?" and "This is a travesty--a beastly travesty."

Other influences: Emmerich's detailed vision of the Jewish trial shows the high priests Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea defending Jesus. "Nicodemus increased the rage of the enemies of Jesus by pointing out the passages in the archives which proved the right of the Galileans ...the anger of the Pharisees was heightened by his remarking that the members of the Council had cause to be greatly offended at the gross contradictions in the statements of the witnesses, and that the extraordinary and hurried manner in which the whole affair had been conducted showed that malice and envy were the sole motives which induced the accusers."

Peter denies Jesus
Bible references: Mt 26:69-75; Mk 14:66-72; Lk 22:56-62; Jn 18:25-27
In the movie but not the Bible: Peter meets with Mary and confesses his denial, calling Mary "mother."

Source: "The Dolorous Passion" describes this scene: "Peter rushed out ...By the light of the torches he soon recognised John and the Blessed Virgin, but the sight of them only renewed those dreadful feelings of remorse ... 'Mother!' exclaimed Peter, in a dejected tone, 'O, Mother, speak not to me--thy Son is suffering more than words can express: speak not to me! They have condemned him to death, and I have denied him three times.'"

Judas' remorse
Bible reference: Mt 27
In the movie but not the Bible: Judas is tormented by demons and confronted by street children, who chase him prior to his suicide; as Judas hangs himself, a donkey carcass key decays nearby.

Source: "The Dolorous Passion" spends an entire chapter on Judas' torment, describing him "rushing to and fro like a madman in the valley of Hinnom: Satan was by his side in a hideous form, whispering in his ear, to endeavour to drive him to despair, all the curses which the prophets had hurled upon this valley, where the Jews formerly sacrificed their children to idols." The chapter also mentions carcasses: "They shall go forth, and behold the carcasses of those who have sinned against me, whose worm dieth not, and whose fire shall never be extinguished."

As the chapter ends, Emmerich describes Judas hearing "discordant sounds from the city ...Overcome by despair Judas tore off his girdle, and hung himself on a tree which grew in a crevice of the rock."

Mary's reaction to Jesus' punishment
In the movie but not the Bible: Mary kisses stone floor as, underneath, Jesus hangs in chains

Source: "The Dolorous Passion": "The Blessed Virgin ...begged to be taken to some place as near as possible to her Divine Son. John, therefore, led her and the holy women to the front of the prison where Jesus was confined. Mary was with Jesus in spirit, and Jesus was with her; but this loving Mother wished to hear with her own ears the voice of her Divine Son. She listened and heard not only his moans, but also the abusive language of those around him."

Jesus facing charges before Pilate
Bible references: Lk 23, Jn 18; Mk 15:3
In the movie but not the Bible: Pilate's wife pleads to him not to hurt Galilean; Pilate refers to Jewish "rabble"; Pilate asks high priests, "do you always punish your prisoners before they're judged?"

Pilate's "What is truth" discussion with Jesus
Bible references: Jn 18
In the movie but not the Bible: Pilate offers Jesus a drink

Other considerations: Gibson draws from the longer and more nuanced descriptions of Pilate found in the Gospel of John, not the synoptic gospels.

Jesus appears before Herod
Bible references: Lk 23:6-12; Lk 23:8
In the movie but not the Bible: An implied orgy at Herod's luxurious palace, complete with a leopard. Herod asks Jesus, "Are you the one whose birth was foretold?"

Other sources: Scene may reference the Magi notifying Herod's father (King Herod) of Jesus' birth. "The Dolorous Passion" describes Herod "seated on a pile of cushions, heaped together so as to form a species of throne, in a spacious hall, and surrounded by courtiers and warriors." Emmerich also has Herod saying "'Who art thou?' ... Art thou he whose birth was foretold in such a wonderful manner?"

Pilate decides what to do
In the movie but not the Bible: Pilate is depicted as working through the dilemma in some detail. He says, "If I don't stop this, I know Caiaphas will start a rebellion." Later, he says "I don't want to start an uprising." One of his subordinates replies, "There already is an uprising."

Other considerations: Many Bible scholars agree that Caiaphas and the other Jewish high priests would have been anxious to avoid a rebellion in Jerusalem during the Passover festival, and that the Jewish leadership would attempt to keep Rome from clamping down. Gibson omits Caiaphas' phrase in John 11: "Do you not consider that it is expedient for us that one man should die for the people, and not that the whole nation should perish?"

Other sources: "The Dolorous Passion" says Pilate "made another attempt for [Jesus'] release; but the Jews instantly threatened to lay an accusation against him before the Emperor. This menace terrified him, and he determined to accede to their wishes, although firmly convinced in his own mind of the innocence of Jesus."

Jesus is scourged
Bible references: Mt 27:28-31; Mk 15:19; Mt 27:26; Mk 15:15
In the movie but not the Bible: Before the flogging begins, Jesus quotes Psalm 108: "My heart is ready, Lord." Satan watches scourging while cradling a demonic imp; Jewish leaders watch. Pilate's subordinate, Abenadar, says "Enough! Your orders were to punish this man, not scourge him to death."

Other sources: Thirty-nine lashes were considered the most one could give without being guilty of murder. "The Dolorous Passion" describes Jesus' scourging in vivid and excruciating detail. It says that Jesus' body was "entirely covered with black, blue, and red marks; the blood was trickling down on the ground ...they made use of a different kind of rod,—a species of thorny stick, covered with knots and splinters. These barbarians ...untied Jesus, and again fastened him up with his back turned towards the pillar. ...they recommenced scourging him with even greater fury than before ...The body of our Lord was perfectly torn to shreds."

Other considerations: Based on John 18:28, it's unclear whether Jewish leaders would have attended a Roman scourging. The flogging is proposed in Scripture, but the timing of scourging--whether before or after sentence to crucify--is not entirely clear.

The name Abenadar is not mentioned in the Bible, but refers in Emmerich to the sympathetic centurion who converts after Jesus' death, saying "indeed, this Man was the Son of God!" Gibson leaves out this statement.

Mary and Mary Magdalene during the scourging
In the movie but not the Bible: Mary says "My son, when, where, how will you choose to be delivered of this?" Pilate's wife gives Mary and Mary Magdalene fine cloths which they later use to mop up Jesus' blood; as Mary Magdalene wipes up Jesus' blood, she flashes back to the moment when Jesus, as the movie implies, saved her from being stoned for adultery.

Other sources: "The Dolorous Passion" records that Claudia gave linen cloths to Mary: "I saw Claudia Procles, the wife of Pilate, send some large pieces of linen to the Mother of God. I know not whether she thought that Jesus would be set free, and that his Mother would then require linen to dress his wounds, or whether this compassionate lady was aware of the use which would be made of her present. ...I soon after saw Mary and Magdalen approach the pillar where Jesus had been scourged; ...they knelt down on the ground near the pillar, and wiped up the sacred blood with the linen which Claudia Procles had sent."

Other considerations: Especially in the Middle Ages, cloths said to be stained with Jesus' blood were considered holy relics by Catholics.

Though a medieval pope identified Mary Magdalene as being the adulterous woman described in John 7:53-8:11, the Catholic Church has since repudiated this view of Mary Magdalene. Most Bible scholars today think the two women were distinct characters.

Jesus carries the cross to Golgotha
Bible references: Mt 27:31b-32; Mk 15:20b-21; Lk 23
In the movie but not the Bible: Though the gospels do not explicitly record falls, Jesus falls numerous times; Mary and company follow Jesus with Satan in crowd; in a flashback, Mary rescues a falling Jesus as child; alluding to Rev 21:5, Jesus says to Mary: “See, I make all things new"; from his palace, a worried Pilate looks out at Jesus carrying the cross.

Other sources: Though the gospels do not say Mary accompanied Jesus throughout his journey, "The Dolorous Passion" says Mary "begged John to take her to some place through which [her son] must pass. John conducted her to a palace, which had an entrance in that street which Jesus traversed after his first fall." When Jesus falls again, according to Emmerich's vision, Mary sprang "from the doorway into the midst of the group who were insulting and abusing him, she threw herself on her knees by his side and embraced him."

Other considerations: The Stations of the Cross, a Catholic devotional, specify three falls.

Jesus bears the cross
In the movie but not the Bible: A Jewish girl helps Jesus wipe his face

Source: The extrabiblical legend of Veronica, a woman who is said to have wiped Jesus' face with a cloth that later bore his image. "Veronica wipes the face of Jesus" is included in the Stations of the Cross, a Catholic devotional practice. "The Dolorous Passion" relates that she held the cloth while Jesus wiped his face himself: She "made her way through the mob, ... reached Jesus, fell on her knees before him, and presented the veil, saying at the same time, 'Permit me to wipe the face of my Lord.' Jesus took the veil in his left hand, wiped his bleeding face, and returned it with thanks."

"The Dolorous Passion" also comments on the woman's name: "Seraphia was the name of the brave woman ...[she] was afterwards known by the name of Veronica, which name was given from the words vera icon (true portrait), to commemorate her brave conduct on this day."

Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross
Bible references: Mt 27:31b-32; Mk 15:20-b-21; Lk 23:26
In the movie but not the Bible: A Roman soldier calls Jews "impossible people"; another Roman says "Can't you see he can't go on? Help him"; a Roman forces Simon to help Jesus, calling Simon "Jew!"; Simon defends Jesus and tells them to stop, saying "I don't care what you do to me"; Simon encourages Jesus, saying "almost there."
Other sources: Though the gospels say little about Simon, a chapter of "The Dolorous Passion" describes him in sympathetic terms: "Simon of Cyrene was filled with indignation and pity...Their cruelty to Jesus so exasperated Simon of Cyrene that he at last exclaimed, 'If you continue this brutal conduct, I will throw down the cross and carry it no farther. I will do so if you kill me for it.'"

Jesus is nailed to the cross
Bible references: Mt 27:33; Mk 15:22; Lk 23:33; Jn 19:17
In the movie but not the Bible: Cross falls forward to secure nails; Romans use rope to stretch Jesus' arm closer to nail hole; "King of the Jews" plaque omits Greek.

Other sources: Gibson draws from "The Dolorous Passion's" graphic visions of the crucifixion process. "When the executioners had nailed the right hand of our Lord, they perceived that his left hand did not reach the hole they had bored to receive the nail, therefore they tied ropes to his left arm, and having steadied their feet against the cross, pulled the left hand violently until it reached the place prepared for it."

Other considerations: According to most Bible scholars, the nails would have gone in the wrists, not the middle of the hands. Gibson follows Catholic iconography in choosing the palms of the hands.

Interesting choice: Despite flashbacks to Last Supper and images of the meal's bread, Gibson does not have Jesus say "This is my body which is given for you." Catholics believe the consecrated Communion host is actually Jesus' body; evangelical Protestants do not.

Two thieves are crucified alongside Jesus
Bible reference: Luke 23
In the movie but not the Bible: Bird pecks eye of mocking thief

Roman soldiers take Jesus' clothes
Bible reference: John 23
In the movie but not the Bible: The Roman soldiers rip Jesus' clothes, though John's gospel says they later gambled for his robe because "it had no seam."

Other considerations: The "Seamless Garment" movement asks Christians to support a "consistent ethic of life" by rejecting abortion, capital punishment, and more.

Mary and John at the cross
Bible reference: Mt 27; Mk 15; Lk 23;44
In the movie but not the Bible: Mary kisses Jesus’ feet and cries to Jesus

Related source: "The Dolorous Passion" says "John stood at the foot of the Cross, and wiped the feet of Jesus with his scapular. Magdalen was crouched to the ground in a perfect frenzy of grief behind the Cross."

Other considerations: At some Good Friday services, Christians pray before a crucifix and kiss the feet of Jesus.

Jesus dies
Bible references: Mt 27:51; Jn 19:31-34
In the movie but not the Bible: One tear from heaven drops, storm begins; the temple building itself cracks in two but does not fall; Satan cries out in wrath.

Other source: Emmerich says the temple's "arch was broken. The ground was heaved up, and many other columns were thrown down in other parts of the Temple."

Jesus is taken down from the cross
In the movie but not the Bible: Jesus' mother, Mary Magdalene, and John take Jesus from the cross (the gospels specify Joseph of Arimathea, but not others).

Other considerations: The pieta scene (Mary cradling Jesus' body) and the tableau of nails and crown of thorns recall Catholic iconography.

From: "Office of Legislative Affairs for the Seventh-day Adventist Church"
Date: Friday, March 5, 2004

Below is a list of articles proving the fruits of a "devout" Catholic are not as they should be. So many people believe the Roman Catholic church teaches their flock to be Christians, when in fact it's the exact opposite. Mel Gibson declares himself a "devout" Catholic, and the Vatican praises him often as well. So much so he was allowed a private audience with many prelates most "regular" Catholics aren't allowed. His Catholic faith is thought of so highly that he was commissioned by the Vatican to do this blasphemous movie. With that said, notice the literal facts in black and white for all to see...

Gibson's Anti-Semitic Tirade -- Alleged Cover Up

Posted Jul 28th 2006 9:15PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Mel Gibson

EXCLUSIVE: MEL GIBSON TMZ has learned that Mel Gibson went on a rampage when he was arrested Friday on suspicion of drunk driving, hurling religious epithets. TMZ has also learned that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department had the initial report doctored to keep the real story under wraps.

TMZ has four pages of the original report prepared by the arresting officer in the case, L.A. County Sheriff's Deputy James Mee. According to the report, Gibson became agitated after he was stopped on Pacific Coast Highway and told he was to be detained for drunk driving Friday morning in Malibu. The actor began swearing uncontrollably. Gibson repeatedly said, "My life is f****d." Law enforcement sources say the deputy, worried that Gibson might become violent, told the actor that he was supposed to cuff him but would not, as long as Gibson cooperated. As the two stood next to the hood of the patrol car, the deputy asked Gibson to get inside. Deputy Mee then walked over to the passenger door and opened it. The report says Gibson then said, "I'm not going to get in your car," and bolted to his car. The deputy quickly subdued Gibson, cuffed him and put him inside the patrol car.

TMZ has learned that Deputy Mee audiotaped the entire exchange between himself and Gibson, from the time of the traffic stop to the time Gibson was put in the patrol car, and that the tape fully corroborates the written report.

Once inside the car, a source directly connected with the case says Gibson began banging himself against the seat. The report says Gibson told the deputy, "You mother f****r. I'm going to f*** you." The report also says "Gibson almost continually [sic] threatened me saying he 'owns Malibu' and will spend all of his money to 'get even' with me."

The report says Gibson then launched into a barrage of anti-Semitic statements: "F*****g Jews... The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world." Gibson then asked the deputy, "Are you a Jew?"

The deputy became alarmed as Gibson's tirade escalated, and called ahead for a sergeant to meet them when they arrived at the station. When they arrived, a sergeant began videotaping Gibson, who noticed the camera and then said, "What the f*** do you think you're doing?"

A law enforcement source says Gibson then noticed another female sergeant and yelled, "What do you think you're looking at, sugar tits?"

We're told Gibson took two blood alcohol tests, which were videotaped, and continued saying how "f****d" he was and how he was going to "f***" Deputy Mee.

Gibson was put in a cell with handcuffs on. He said he needed to urinate, and after a few minutes tried manipulating his hands to unzip his pants. Sources say Deputy Mee thought Gibson was going to urinate on the floor of the booking cell and asked someone to take Gibson to the bathroom.

After leaving the bathroom, Gibson then demanded to make a phone call. He was taken to a pay phone and, when he didn't get a dial tone, we're told Gibson threw the receiver against the phone. Deputy Mee then warned Gibson that if he damaged the phone he could be charged with felony vandalism. We're told Gibson was then asked, and refused, to sign the necessary paperwork and was thrown in a detox cell.

Deputy Mee then wrote an eight-page report detailing Gibson's rampage and comments. Sources say the sergeant on duty felt it was too "inflammatory." A lieutenant and captain then got involved and calls were made to Sheriff's headquarters. Sources say Mee was told Gibson's comments would incite a lot of "Jewish hatred," that the situation in Israel was "way too inflammatory." It was mentioned several times that Gibson, who wrote, directed, and produced 2004's "The Passion of the Christ," had incited "anti-Jewish sentiment" and "For a drunk driving arrest, is this really worth all that?"

We're told Deputy Mee was then ordered to write another report, leaving out the incendiary comments and conduct. Sources say Deputy Mee was told the sanitized report would eventually end up in the media and that he could write a supplemental report that contained the redacted information -- a report that would be locked in the watch commander's safe.

Initially, a Sheriff's official told TMZ the arrest occurred "without incident." On Friday night, Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore told TMZ: "The L.A. County Sheriff's Department investigation into the arrest of Mr. Gibson on suspicion of driving under the influence will be complete and will contain every factual piece of evidence. Nothing will be sanitized. There was absolutely no favoritism shown to this suspect or any other. When this file is presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney, it will contain everything. Nothing will be left out."

On Saturday, Gibson released the following statement:

"After drinking alcohol on Thursday night, I did a number of things that were very wrong and for which I am ashamed. I drove a car when I should not have, and was stopped by the LA County Sheriffs. The arresting officer was just doing his job and I feel fortunate that I was apprehended before I caused injury to any other person. I acted like a person completely out of control when I was arrested, and said things that I do not believe to be true and which are despicable. I am deeply ashamed of everything I said. Also, I take this opportunity to apologize to the deputies involved for my belligerent behavior. They have always been there for me in my community and indeed probably saved me from myself. I disgraced myself and my family with my behavior and for that I am truly sorry. I have battled with the disease of alcoholism for all of my adult life and profoundly regret my horrific relapse. I apologize for any behavior unbecoming of me in my inebriated state and have already taken necessary steps to ensure my return to health."
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Comments updated 7/30/2006 12:15 pm EST

Mel Gibson is not displaying fruit of a Christian. His fruits are VERY apparently evil! Remember this the next time you share his movie with someone after telling them it is a "good" movie sanctioned by the Christian God!

Think of it... Gibson committed adultery, fathered a child out of wedlock, as well as in adultery, and still he is seen as a good Catholic when people view his blasphemous movie? His new girlfriend is actually 2 years younger than is oldest daughter, yet nary a Catholic sees him as a bad man, and they all praise his work with the Vatican on the movie, or as it should called, "a Vatican commercial" designed to sell the Pope and his doctrines. It's amazing how far down the scale Catholicism has sunk into. Soon it will be as it was in the dark ages and Christians will be killed for refusing the Vatican demands! Please pray for Mel and all Catholics!

Gibson's Anti-Semitic Tirade -- Alleged Cover Up

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