2016-05-22 Australia: WA Aryan Nations Murder: MSM Stop Contacting Us!

[Rev.Cambeul]

An alleged murder has apparently been committed by the leader and associated people with Aryan Nations Western Australia. According to police, this alleged murder has absolutely nothing to do with our movement for the SALVATION AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE WHITE RACE.

A murder is a murder. Although there are many in the police that are on the politically correct path, there are many more police that actually do their jobs as they are supposed to - regardless of political orders. Therefore, not knowing the people involved and knowing that there are those that will see this as an opportunity - as the MSM already has - to play the race card, I cannot even hazard a guess as to the final outcome of any investigation and trial regarding those involved in this incident.

Notes for MSM:
* The Church of Creativity has no connection with Aryan Nations.
* The Church of Creativity has no connection with Sadistic Souls MC.

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Reverend Cailen Cambeul - Church of Creativity (South Australia)
Pontifex Maximus Emeritus, Creativity Alliance (World Wide)

Murder shines spotlight on Australia's white supremacist subculture

http://www.news.com.au/national/crime/murder-shines-spotlight-on-australias-white-supremacist-subculture/news-story/0243f471b2174953d839946f85bab29b

JUST weeks ago, Robert Wayne Edhouse was pulling out all the stops to get his group noticed.

The 20-year-old self-appointed president of the Aryan Nations Perth chapter went on a massive publicity and recruit drive.

He "spammed" bloggers and wrote to newspapers, complaining that nobody was writing about his white supremacist group. He letterboxed residents, urging his "white brothers and sisters" to "show pride in your race" and "secure a future for white children" in Australia.

Last week Edhouse, 20, did get in the papers, but not for the reason he probably would have liked. He was charged with the murder of Alan Taylor, a 42-year-old FIFO (fly in, fly out) worker who was found dead at his home in the northern Perth suburb of Girrawheen on April 22.

Three others, including Mr Taylor's ex, Melony Jane Attwood, 35, Corey Joshua Dymock, 19, and a 17-year-old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons, have also been charged.

Attwood, who has a three-year-old son with Mr Taylor and uses his last name for her Facebook account, runs a group called Aryan Girls United and police have confirmed Dymock's links to Aryan Nations.

While investigators have stated that the murder has no connection with the hate group and that Mr Taylor was not a member, it has cast a spotlight on the white supremacy movement in Australia. [more ...]