2015-02-15 N. Dakota: Proposed Church of Creativity Building Demolished by Town

[Rev.Cambeul]

Imagine if Muslims or Jews attempted establish a Mosque or Synagogue in your local town. Let's say they attempted to do so by purchasing a beloved century old Heritage building? Just saying "No!" is enough to have you marked for life as a "Racist" or an "anti-Semite." Imagine further that the town council reject the purchase of said property and buy it out from under the hooked brown noses of those Muslims or Jews, only to demolish it? The outcry would be world-wide and your town would suffer financially and possibly faux criminal charges will be laid as the council is sacked, businesses are ordered closed and those responsible for the decision are investigated in modern day witch-hunt to burn out all instances of "White Supremacy."

That is life today as we know it.

So what happens when a Minister of the Church of Creativity with a love for his people and respect for a town's beloved Heritage building attempts to purchase said building for his congregation?

Building Creator Minister Attempted to Buy Set to Be Demolished

KX News on Feb 15, 2016

http://www.wday.com/news/north-dakota/3948112-building-craig-cobb-attempted-buy-set-be-demolished

A century old bank that [former World Church of the Creator minister] Craig Cobb was attempting to turn into his "Church of Creativity" will be demolished this month.

The building used to the First National Bank in Antler.

It was the only property in town Cobb tried to purchase.

Antler spent $35,000 of the town's reserves to keep Cobb from buying other properties in their town.

Residents will be holding a free will donation the day of the demolition to raise money for the Antler, ND Preservation Fund.


The moral here is that laws are only a guideline and can be manipulated or ignored depending on your moral point of view. And the moral point of view of this Minister of Creativity is that the entire town of Antler in North Dakota, U.S.A. should be raised by fire and its residents immolated as an act of cleansing of the earth and to return the land to Nature.

@Cailen.