White supremacists target Penrith
Omar Hamwi: Penrith Press | March 29, 2010
http://penrith-press.whereilive.com.au/news/story/white-supremacists-target-penrith
WHITE supremacists are targeting Penrith in a recruitment campaign for a group that first emerged in the US.
The Creativity Alliance has distributed flyers at Glenmore Park and Kingswood and posted a banner on the Kingswood Rd M4 overpass recently.
A Glenmore Park resident contacted the Press about the group, which has a Penrith postal address.
The resident, who asked for his name to be withheld, said he was “disgusted” by the group’s message.
“I saw the flyers and thought they were junk mail,” the 18-year-old said.
“Then I had a good look at one and thought, “What’s the point?’.”
He said the contents of the flyers didn’t have a place in Penrith.
After receiving about 10 in the past few months, he saw the banner while driving on the M4.
“I remembered the flyers when I saw the flag,” he said.
“I ripped it down and ditched it in a bush, but someone put it back up.”
On the group’s website, its NSW co-ordinator is listed as Chris Smith.
The Press contacted him by email and he responded to questions.
Mr Smith said the group hoped to educate white Australians about “what is really going on in the world”.
“(We are) helping them see through the everyday hypocrisy of a morally bereft society … rather than relying on a biased media and a corrupt government telling them what, how and where to think,” he wrote. “It is time white people awaken to reality and realise that doing what is best for the white race is best for themselves.”
Asked how many members the group had, Mr Smith refused to comment.
Comment:
Looks as if Mr. Omar Hamwi didn’t do his homework regarding the Alliance. We are not a “White Supremacist” organisation.
“I have said it time and time again: CREATIVITY defies classification into any present categories of racial, political, or religious movements. It is not similar to, or a copy of any other movement, past or present. It is not a re-tread of Hitler’s Nazi movement, nor are we “Neo-Nazis.” It is not similar to, or affiliated with, any of the Klans. It is not a White Supremacy group.”
Ben Klassen, September 1983.
https://creativityalliance.com/about-our-church/
“Calling the Church of Creativity a White Supremacist organization is erroneous and misleading. The phrase “White Supremacist” has been used loosely and indiscriminately by the liberal and Jewish press as a buzz word to put down any and every White person who exhibits any pride or loyalty to his own race. Without ever defining the phrase, it immediately implies a bad image. It is a “slur” word, similar to the word “Negro” when applied to blacks.”
Ben Klassen.
The following comment was edited by the Penrith Press censors:
@ jb: You claim there is nothing of substance and that’s all rhetoric, yet I severely doubt you have ever considered saying the same about Aboriginal rights, Gay rights or to the Iman at the Lakemba Mosque, have you? No. In your big wide multicultural world, that would be considered “racist” and “homophobic” of you.
The problem with your kind is that you have been cowed by government, media and education systems to feel ashamed of being White, and that is precisely what this flier is meant to address.
“It’s ALRIGHT to be WHITE! YOU have no need to feel ashamed of your race or culture. YOU have no need to feel guilt for the imagined sins of your forefathers.”
The refusal of the right to have pride in oneself, race and heritage when applied to non-Whites is considered to be another method of genocide, why is that not the case when applied to White people of European heritage? Why is the cultural and racial assimilation, and eventually supersedence of White culture and White ethnic homogeneity by imported races and cultures who often not only want to alter Australia, but openly profess their hatred for White people considered to be a good thing? You brother, are in self denial of your own ongoing genocide. If you really wish to commit suicide, I suggest you do it quietly and don’t try to take the rest of us with you.
Cailen Cambeul