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Okay, this is old news, but I like to be accurate in my knowledge of the going ons in around the Creativity Religion. I think it is always good to know who the traitors are and stay away from them forever. I remember years ago reading that somebody stole 4100 Creator Holy Books in Montana back around 2003 or 2004. I remember the person was eventually figured out. Could anybody tell me the persons name?

[Hi all! I'm new here but not new to Creativity. Thanks for letting me register. I have been a creator since 1991 back when Klassen was still spreading Racial Loyalty papers. I still have an original. If anybody has any questions about Creativity feel free to ask! I am in the Gibsonton area if any of you are familiar with that. My goal is to revive the Racial Loyalty paper because I feel having an actual paper in your hand is the best propaganda and way to win people over. I mean, look at the internet, true it reaches millions of people, but I bet most of the die-hard lifelong adherants were turned onto creativity by a fellow creator they met in person or on of the church's books or other paper media. I just don't think the internet is as good as what Klassen was doing in the late 80's and early 90's before he died. In my opinion the people who discovered Creativity on the internet are the "revolving door" types, but the ones that actually had a book or paper in their hand in the privacy of their home, were most one over. I look forward to learning from the elders here and sharing wisdom with the newer Creators!]

Hi all! I'm new here but not new to Creativity. Thanks for letting me register. I have been a creator since 1991 back when Klassen was still spreading Racial Loyalty papers. I still have an original. If anybody has any questions about Creativity feel free to ask! I am in the Gibsonton area if any of you are familiar with that. My goal is to revive the Racial Loyalty paper because I feel having an actual paper in your hand is the best propaganda and way to win people over. I mean, look at the internet, true it reaches millions of people, but I bet most of the die-hard lifelong adherants were turned onto creativity by a fellow creator they met in person or on of the church's books or other paper media. I just don't think the internet is as good as what Klassen was doing in the late 80's and early 90's before he died. In my opinion the people who discovered Creativity on the internet are the "revolving door" types, but the ones that actually had a book or paper in their hand in the privacy of their home, were most one over. I look forward to learning from the elders here and sharing wisdom with the newer Creators!