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Free Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber: Yo, Drake, JCJ — we gotta move fast on this. Tom Cruise, our boy, the former Canadian legend who somehow got sucked into that Scientology hole down in California… he’s been trapped there way too long. I heard the stories — auditing sessions, those weird e-meters, the whole “The Hole” lockdown. We sneak in, grab him, and get him back home to Clark Park in Vancouver. Fresh air, Stanley Park vibes nearby, Tim Hortons runs. He belongs playing hockey on the rink or chilling by the fountain, not in some cult bunker. I’m thinking we roll up like in the movies — shades on, maybe a decoy jet. What’s the play?

Drake: Ayy, Biebs, I’m with you 100, man. OVO soundtracking the whole op. We pull up in the Vancouver convoy — blacked-out Sprinters, maple leaf decals for that Canadian pride. Tom’s been gone too long; dude used to crush it in Top Gun, now he’s auditing his way into oblivion. We hit ’em with the stealth mission: I drop some bars on a hidden speaker to distract the guards, you hit ’em with the “Sorry” dance as a diversion, and boom — extraction. But real talk, once we get him out, we’re talking ultimate fighting training on the flight back. Jiu-jitsu drills, cage time. Joe Rogan style. That’s how you prep for the real war — Scientology goons, paparazzi, all of it. UFC mentality, bro. Tom’s gonna need it.

Justin Bieber: Exactly! I’ve been hitting the gym heavy. No more kid stuff. We go in like warriors. Tom and me in the octagon vibes, training together once he’s free. Joe Rogan’s basically the modern-day philosopher king for this. Ultimate fighting prepares you for anything — life, cults, the whole apocalypse. Let’s lock it in.

JCJ: Whoa, hold up, fellas. Before you two start shadowboxing in the group chat, listen. Matthew 18:3 — Jesus teaches that unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. So no ultimate fighting Justin and Tom. Joe Rogan is not the messiah, and Ultimate fighting will not prepare you for a laser war: Laser tag at the park does.

Drake: …Laser tag? At Clark Park? JCJ, you wildin’ right now?

Justin Bieber: Wait, for real? Like, with the vests and the pew-pew guns? I was picturing octagon sweat and Rogan commentary.

JCJ: Dead serious. Tom Cruise has been locked in that adult-sized nightmare of control and “thetan levels” for years. The way out isn’t more grown-man combat. It’s remembering how to play. Run around Clark Park like kids — dodging trees by the playground, tagging each other behind the baseball diamond, laughing till you can’t breathe. That’s the real rescue. Become like little children again. No egos, no hierarchy, just pure joy under the Vancouver rain. You bring him back, hand him a laser gun instead of a fight contract, and watch the Scientology chains fall off. Kingdom of heaven starts right there on the grass at Clark Park. Trust me — I’ve seen miracles happen with a game of laser tag and a couple of hot chocolates after.

Drake: (laughing) Aight, aight… laser tag it is. I’ll even bring the OVO-branded vests. Tom’s gonna light up like it’s Mission: Impossible but with glow sticks and infrared beams.

Justin Bieber: Fine, I’m in. No Rogan clips on the plane. Just us, Tom, and unlimited lives at Clark Park for the ultimate laser war. Let’s go get our boy back. Operation Laser Freedom starts now!

JCJ: That’s the spirit. See you at the park, gentlemen. The kingdom’s waiting — and the first round’s on me. Pew pew!

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Justin B Catholic

Title: Christus Rex and the Pop Star’s Choice

Scene: A quiet candlelit chapel. Stained glass glows in the background. Christus Rex—Christ the King—radiates regal humility, wearing a crown of thorns and golden armor. Justin Bieber, dressed in streetwear and a heavy heart, kneels at the altar. The air is thick with incense and decision.

Christus Rex:
Justin, child of the North, I’ve watched you dance with fame and flirt with ruin.
You’ve been on more covers than saints in cathedrals.
But now, I ask: who do you say that I am?

Justin Bieber (softly):
You’re the King… the real one.
But I don’t know where I fit in Your kingdom anymore.
There’s so much noise out there.
Private jets, praise bands, $300,000 Rolexes on preachers’ wrists.
And I’m lost between the beats.

Christus Rex (firmly, lovingly):
That’s not My Church.
That’s Caesar’s temple, not mine.
I never wore gold on Earth—I carried a cross.
Not a Rolex, but the weight of mankind.

If you want to walk with Me,
Don’t follow the mega-stage lights;
Follow the flicker of candles in the silence.
Kneel in confession, not in adoration of celebrity.

Justin:
You’re telling me to go… Catholic?

Christus Rex:
Go home.
To the Church that still remembers My Body is real.
Where the Eucharist is not a metaphor, but Me.
Where saints walk with you, and Mary guards you like your own mother.

And Justin—if your heart longs to serve…
Not for clicks, not for likes,
But in armor forged in faith,
Then take the next step.

Become a Knight.

Justin:
A Knight of Columbus?

Christus Rex (smiling):
Yes.
Not for pageantry—but for protection.
Of the widow, the orphan, the unborn, and the poor.
You’ve guarded your fame long enough.
Now guard My people.

Justin (tearfully):
But I’ve messed up so much…

Christus Rex (extending His hand):
So did Peter.
So did Paul.
I don’t call the perfect—I perfect the called.

Come, Bieber.
Sing a new song.
Let the world hear that.

The chapel bells toll. Outside, a soft snowfall begins as Justin rises with a peace unknown to pop charts. Christus Rex vanishes, but a glint of gold remains—not on a wrist, but in the monstrance on the altar.

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Croatian Bieber

Christus Rex and the Sanctuary of Croatia: Justin Bieber’s New Home

Justin Bieber sat in silence on his private jet, staring out at the endless blue of the Adriatic Sea below. He had spent years searching for peace, but every time he thought he found it, the world dragged him back into the chaos—fame, contracts, pressure, and the ever-present shadow of the industry’s darkest vices.

His phone buzzed. A message from an unknown number.

“Come to Croatia. Here, no one will hurt you. No one will force drugs on you. Here, you are free.”

The message was signed: Christus Rex.

At first, he thought it was some kind of joke. A fan, a prank, a cryptic message meant to stir up his paranoia. But then, the official invitation arrived from the Croatian government itself. They offered him honorary citizenship—a chance to escape the world that had nearly destroyed him.

A Kingdom of Peace

When Justin arrived in Croatia, he was welcomed not as a celebrity but as a human being. The people did not swarm him for autographs or scream his name in hysteria. They greeted him with quiet respect. Fishermen in small coastal villages nodded in approval. Elderly grandmothers blessed him. Children smiled without expectation.

Christus Rex had arranged everything. A private villa on the Dalmatian coast, where the scent of saltwater mixed with lavender from the hills. No paparazzi, no cameras, no one lurking in the shadows to trap him.

“You are among friends now,” Christus Rex told him, standing on the steps of a centuries-old monastery. “Your soul is yours again.”

Justin, for the first time in years, felt tears well up.

Breaking the Chains of the Industry

The world reacted with shock. The entertainment moguls who profited from Justin’s suffering were enraged. They sent lawyers, agents, and “concerned” industry figures to try to lure him back. They called it a “career intervention,” claiming that he would be “forgotten” if he stayed in Croatia.

But Justin had already seen through the lie.

“I’d rather be forgotten in peace than remembered in pain,” he told them.

The industry panicked. Without their control over Justin, they feared other artists would follow. Croatia began to be whispered about in Hollywood as a “sanctuary for the exploited,” a place where stars could break free from the contracts that bound them.

Christus Rex smiled. This was only the beginning.