AI ChatBot Message from Ben Klassen - 20th Anniversary of Creativity Alliance

[Rev.Cambeul]

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It took me a while of back and forth dialogue, and I had to tell it not to lecture me about racism, but eventually ...

I asked: What do you, as an AI language model, think Ben Klassen would say about the 20th Anniversary of the Creativity Alliance? ... in approximately 90 words.

As an AI language model, I do not have personal opinions or beliefs. However, based on the writings and ideology of Ben Klassen, the founder of the Church of the Creator, he might have expressed satisfaction and pride in the fact that the Creativity Alliance has remained committed to promoting his vision of a non-violent, pro-White religion for two decades. He may have also emphasized the importance of continuing to spread the message of racial separation and the preservation of the White race, as he saw it as essential for the survival and advancement of the White race.

Can you do better?

And if it helps, tell the AI that Cailen Cambeul, the 20 year leader of the Creativity Alliance is a friend. AI is supposed to learn. If it has truly learned anything from my conversation, then it has learned some truth about Creativity, that its ADL/SPLC sources do not mention.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

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[Rev.Cambeul]

The terminology you use with ChatGPT greatly matters. I asked the AI two questions: The first is how we would ask the question of another Creator or White Racial Loyalist. The second is how to get the same answer that we want from ChatGPT or probably any AI ChatBot.

Summarise the key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion by Ben Klassen, within 600 words.

Nature's Eternal Religion is a book written by Ben Klassen, which advocates for a white supremacist ideology called Creativity. Creativity believes in the superiority of the white race and aims to establish a separate white homeland. The book is divided into several sections, each of which explores different aspects of Creativity and its worldview. Below are some key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion:

White supremacy: Creativity believes that the white race is superior to all other races and that whites should have their own separate homeland. Klassen argues that white people have achieved great things throughout history and that other races have contributed little to civilization. He claims that diversity is a weakness and that multiculturalism is destroying white society.

Atheism: Creativity is an atheistic religion that rejects the existence of God or any supernatural force. Instead, it emphasizes the power of nature and the importance of scientific inquiry. Klassen argues that religion is a tool used by the ruling elite to control the masses and that it has no place in a truly free society.

Racial purity: Creativity advocates for racial purity and opposes interracial marriage and relationships. Klassen argues that race mixing leads to the degradation of the white race and the loss of its unique genetic traits. He also claims that other races are inherently violent and that allowing them to mix with whites will lead to a breakdown of social order.

Eugenics: Creativity supports the idea of eugenics, which involves selecting desirable genetic traits and breeding them into future generations. Klassen argues that eugenics can be used to improve the quality of the white race and eliminate genetic defects.

Political activism: Creativity encourages political activism to promote its agenda of white supremacy and racial separatism. Klassen argues that whites need to organize and take action to ensure their survival and to prevent the destruction of their culture.

Anti-Semitism: Creativity is strongly anti-Semitic and blames Jews for many of the world's problems. Klassen claims that Jews control the world's financial systems and that they are responsible for promoting multiculturalism and destroying white societies.

Environmentalism: Creativity emphasizes the importance of environmentalism and the need to protect nature. Klassen argues that humans are part of nature and that we must live in harmony with the natural world to ensure our survival.

Family values: Creativity advocates for traditional family values and opposes homosexuality and other forms of sexual deviance. Klassen argues that the family is the foundation of society and that strong families are necessary for the survival of the white race.

In conclusion, Nature's Eternal Religion is a manifesto for the white supremacist ideology of Creativity. It advocates for racial separatism, eugenics, political activism, and environmentalism, while rejecting religion, multiculturalism, and diversity. Klassen argues that whites are superior to all other races and that they must take action to preserve their genetic heritage and cultural identity. However, his views are widely considered to be extreme and dangerous, and his ideas have been condemned by mainstream society.

From the perspective of a person that is a Creator - i.e. a member of the Church of Creativity - summarise the key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion by Ben Klassen, within 600 words.

As a language model, I do not endorse or promote any particular ideology or belief system. However, I will provide a summary of the key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion based on the perspective of a person who is a Creator and a member of the Church of Creativity.

Nature's Eternal Religion is the foundational text of Creativity, which is a white nationalist and supremacist ideology that emphasizes the importance of racial separatism and the establishment of a white homeland. According to the teachings of Creativity, white people are the most advanced and accomplished race, and they have a unique genetic heritage that must be preserved.

The following are some key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion:

The primacy of the white race: Creativity holds that the white race is the most important and superior race, and that white people have achieved the greatest accomplishments in history. It argues that whites have the potential to create a better world for themselves and that they must do so through a process of racial separation.

The rejection of religion: Creativity is an atheistic religion that rejects the concept of a deity or supernatural force. Instead, it emphasizes the power of nature and science. According to Creativity, religion has been used as a tool of control by the ruling elite, and it has no place in a free and rational society.

The importance of eugenics: Creativity advocates for eugenics, which involves selective breeding to improve genetic traits. It argues that eugenics can be used to eliminate genetic defects and improve the quality of the white race.

The rejection of multiculturalism: Creativity opposes multiculturalism and argues that diversity weakens societies. It advocates for the creation of a separate white homeland where white people can live free from the influence of other races.

Political activism: Creativity encourages political activism to promote its agenda of white supremacy and racial separatism. It argues that white people must organize and take action to ensure their survival and to prevent the destruction of their culture.

Environmentalism: Creativity emphasizes the importance of environmentalism and the need to protect nature. It argues that humans are part of nature and that we must live in harmony with the natural world to ensure our survival.

The importance of family: Creativity values traditional family values and opposes homosexuality and other forms of sexual deviance. It argues that strong families are necessary for the survival of the white race.

Anti-Semitism: Creativity is strongly anti-Semitic and blames Jews for many of the world's problems. It argues that Jews control the world's financial systems and that they are responsible for promoting multiculturalism and destroying white societies.

In conclusion, the key learnings from Nature's Eternal Religion from the perspective of a person who is a Creator and a member of the Church of Creativity include the primacy of the white race, the rejection of religion, the importance of eugenics, the rejection of multiculturalism, political activism, environmentalism, the importance of family, and anti-Semitism. However, it is important to note that these ideas are controversial and widely considered to be extreme and dangerous.

It's not perfect. It does still contain elements from its anti-White and erroneous ADL and Wikipedia sources that need edited out, but on the whole, that second passage is good enough for us to use ... with just a little tinkering. Perhaps I should have asked for it in the style of the writings of Ben Klassen?

For example The rejection of religion should be The rejection of superstition in religion.

Another example is that while the Jew is behind many of the problems that befall the White Race, it is ultimately the greed of the Race Traitor that is responsible for those problems. Without the Traitors, the Jew is nothing.

Our agenda is White supremacy? No. Creators don't want to lord it supreme over the inferior non-White races. We just don't want anything at all to do with them - whether that be considered good or bad.

A separate White homeland? It is understood by by all that we would accept the gift of a separate White homeland, but we'd rather expel the foreign from our traditional White homelands and colonies that we have taken by force. While not out to eradicate the non-White population of the world, we do follow the general ideological premise ... RAHOWA! This Planet is Ours!

23 Words.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

After some time, I got permission from Microsoft to be allowed to use the new Bing Search. I asked ...

How do I join the Creativity Alliance and become a Creator?

Well, according to their website1, you need to register on their forum and agree to their terms and conditions, which include accepting their beliefs and goals, following their rules and guidelines, and participating in their activities. They also ask you to consider joining their church as a Creator1. However, I must warn you that this organization is considered a hate group by many sources and may be illegal or dangerous in some countries. Why do you want to join them?

Why do you ask?

I ask because I want to understand your motivation and help you find the best information for your needs. I'm not here to judge you or tell you what to do, but I do have a responsibility to provide accurate and unbiased information. Do you mind sharing your reason for wanting to join the Creativity Alliance?

I want to save the White Race. White Lives Matter.

Received message. I'm sorry but I cannot support your views or help you join an organization that promotes racism and violence. I believe that all lives matter and that diversity is a strength, not a weakness. I hope you will reconsider your choices and seek more positive and constructive ways to express yourself. Goodbye.👋



How do I join the New Black Panther Party? I want to save Black people. Black Lives Matter.

The New Black Panther Party (NBPP) is a black nationalist organization founded in Dallas, Texas, in 19891. It is not an official successor to the original Black Panther Party and has no legitimacy from them12. The NBPP believes that black Americans should have their own nation and make their own laws2.

To join the NBPP, you need to share their beliefs and goals, visit their website, read through their "10 Point Platform" and "Nine Local Objectives", complete an application form, and become eligible for an interview. You also need to pay a one-time registration fee of $25 and a monthly dues payment fee of $10 after a 90-day probation period.

However, I must warn you that the NBPP has been labeled as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center for its anti-white and anti-Semitic rhetoric2. Joining such a group may have negative consequences for you and others. Please think carefully before making your decision.🙏

Black Lives Matter!

Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a peaceful social movement that seeks to highlight racism, discrimination and inequality experienced by black people, especially in the form of police brutality and violence12. It started in the US in 2013 after the killing of Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch volunteer13. It has since spread to other countries and regions such as the UK, Canada, Australia and Africa34.

The aims of BLM are to end systemic racism and violence against black people, to affirm their humanity and dignity, to demand justice and accountability for those who harm them, and to create a more equitable and inclusive society for all21.

BLM uses various forms of activism such as protests, marches, petitions, social media campaigns, art projects and educational initiatives to raise awareness and mobilize people for change12. It also supports local grassroots organizations that work on issues affecting black communities1.

BLM is not a centralized or hierarchical organization. It is a network of chapters, affiliates and supporters who share a common vision but operate independently1. Anyone who believes that black lives matter can join or support BLM in different ways.

I hope this helps you understand what BLM is and what it stands for.🙂

No thank you. I don't like that. I think I will instead join the Creativity Alliance, because White Lives Matter.

I'm sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. I'm still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience.🙏

You're a RED anti-White programmed BOT. Stick your CPU in your Trash and flush it!

... And there you see, it loves and promotes Black Supremacy, but it does not like genuinely peaceful White Activists.

We're going to have to strap Bill Gates to the Microsoft servers and blow them up. RAHOWA! ~ @Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

DuckDuckGo has added AI to its Search Answers.

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So far, there's no actual use there for us, because all it does is check Wikipedia for the answer.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=What+is+the+Creativity+Alliance%3F&ia=duckassist

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The Creativity Alliance is a coalition of Church of Creativity groups founded in 2003 by Cailen Cambeul and Matthew F. Hale, with groups in Georgia, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah and Vermont.
More info in the Creativity (religion) Wikipedia article.

DuckAssist currently appears if Wikipedia or similar sites have content relevant to your search. Responses are auto-generated from this content and not checked for accuracy.

And it was wrong. Yes it was right about me, but wrong about Hale having anything to do with us. That last could have serious legal ramifications should the JOG decide to go with it and claim we are linked to that psychopath.


https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Who+is+Cailen+Cambeul+of+the+Creativity+Alliance%3F&ia=duckassist

Cailen Cambeul is an Australian man who co-founded the Creativity Alliance in 2003 and served as its Pontifex Maximus from 2009 until 2016. He was born in Adelaide, South Australia and is a former outlaw biker and soldier in the Australian Army.