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Who are the book burners? Who are the destroyers of culture and heritage? Who are you to decide what is and what is not a valid religion? Why is the racial and religious vilification that emanates from non-Whites, Judaism, Islam and Christianity totally overlooked in favour of protecting said communities from any backlash. Well, this is one account of religious and racial vilification by that kind that will not be taken lying down, and it will never be forgiven.
Rev. Cailen Cambeul,
Pontifex Maximus of the Church of Creativity
(Creativity Alliance).
Who, What, Where and When.
In 2001, the Missoula, Montana chapter of the World Church of the Creator parted ways with the Illinois based World Church of the Creator to form the Northwest Church of the Creator. At their head were Reverends Slim Deardorff, Dan Hassett as HP and Dane Hall of California as Church Leader. Soon after, Hassett left and "Karl" John Haase took over as Hasta Primus.
As HP, Haase retained the keys to a storage facility which contained over four thousand of our Holy Books which were rightly the property of all Creators.
In December 2003, Haase illegally sold the contents of the storage facility to the Montana Human Rights Network for the sum of $300 and a bus ticket out of the state.
More information:
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2010-01-08%20Fine%20Art%20of%20Book%20Destruction.pdf
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2004-03-27%20WCOTC%20Rev%20Dane%20Hall.pdf
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2003-02-01%20MHRN%20-%20Hale%20Indicted%20-%20Montana%20Splinter%20Group.pdf
@Cailen.
Who are the book burners? Who are the destroyers of culture and heritage? Who are you to decide what is and what is not a valid religion? Why is the racial and religious vilification that emanates from non-Whites, Judaism, Islam and Christianity totally overlooked in favour of protecting said communities from any backlash. Well, this is one account of religious and racial vilification by that kind that will not be taken lying down, and it will never be forgiven.
Rev. Cailen Cambeul,
Pontifex Maximus of the Church of Creativity
(Creativity Alliance).
Who, What, Where and When.
In 2001, the Missoula, Montana chapter of the World Church of the Creator parted ways with the Illinois based World Church of the Creator to form the Northwest Church of the Creator. At their head were Reverends Slim Deardorff, Dan Hassett as HP and Dane Hall of California as Church Leader. Soon after, Hassett left and "Karl" John Haase took over as Hasta Primus.
As HP, Haase retained the keys to a storage facility which contained over four thousand of our Holy Books which were rightly the property of all Creators.
In December 2003, Haase illegally sold the contents of the storage facility to the Montana Human Rights Network for the sum of $300 and a bus ticket out of the state.
Quote from: the Montana Human Rights NetworkIn December 2003, J.R. [as they call him] became disillusioned with "The Church of the Creator," and contacted their primary opposition in Montana, The Montana Human Rights Network. He agreed to sell his inventory of Klassen's works in exchange for enough cash to make a quick exit from "The Treasure State." Fearing reprisals from the group, he asked that the Human Rights Network keep his donation anonymous. Upon learning of the books falling into enemy hands, The Church of the Creator reported them as stolen. But the Human Rights Network not only had a legitimate bill of sale, (although the price paid per book was less than 15 cents.), but also pointed out that The Church of the Creator's assets had been garnished upon loss of a $1 million lawsuit to the Southern Poverty Law Center in 1994. The Law Center had never attempted to claim the books as a part of the settlement, believing the cost of moving them would be prohibitive. They were, however, happy that the Human Rights Network had taken them out of circulation.
- The books were not the personal property of J.R./"Karl" John Haase. Does a banker have the right to spend the money in his bank vault because he has the key? No, of course not. Same goes for the storage facility containing the Holy Books of Creativity.
- It was P.M.E. Klassen's Church of the Creator's assets that had earlier been garnished after a lawsuit by the Southern Poverty Law Center. The law suit had nothing to do with Matt Hale's World Church of the Creator, just as it has nothing to do with the Creativity Alliance. Only the organisation was sued - NOT the religion!
- There was no investigation into the circumstances surrounding the theft. The decision that no crime had taken place was a decision made at a small town Sheriff's Office.
- Desecration of religious works has taken place in circumstances that are both illegal and immoral.
More information:
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2010-01-08%20Fine%20Art%20of%20Book%20Destruction.pdf
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2004-03-27%20WCOTC%20Rev%20Dane%20Hall.pdf
https://creativityalliance.com/news/2003-02-01%20MHRN%20-%20Hale%20Indicted%20-%20Montana%20Splinter%20Group.pdf
@Cailen.
