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[@Cailen.]

Today I had the Victorian Police go through my personal website at http://www.sacreator.com Since they went directly to the latest article posted there (before it was listed in any of the search directories) and then to my About Me page, I would lay a bet that it was in response to a complaint they received.

Whois Record

inetnum:      203.25.230.0 - 203.25.231.255
netname:      VICPOLICE-AU
descr:        Victoria Police
descr:        Victoria Police Centre,
descr:        637 Flinders St
descr:        Melbourne
descr:        VIC 3005
country:      AU

Not wanting to make it easy for police and other undesirables to harrass us when we are lawfully going about our business, I decided to block them from being able to visit my site. The method is to create a .htaccess file using notepad, include the information you need and place the file in the root directory of your server.

# Block IP range by CIDR number
<Files *>
order allow,deny
allow from all
#Blocks the State Library of Victoria-Australia
deny from 202.137.64.0/19
deny from 203.17.215.0/24
#Blocks Victoria Police Centre
deny from 203.25.230.0/23
</Files>

This method is not foolproof as they can still access your website by going to a computer that is on a different Internet Protocal (IP) range or uses another Internet Service Provider (ISP). On the other hand, someone that does not know what they are doing will probably think the site is down or that it has been blocked by their own IT team - end of problem.

• This site will convert the IP range to required CIDR http://ip2cidr.com for you.
• Comprehensive guide to .htaccess  Here --> http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml

If anyone has the IP details of the US Dept of Justice, ADL/ADC or any other undesirables likely to harrass us for our religious affiliations while we lawfully go about our business, then make those details known to us all in a reply to this post.

@Cailen.

['Muslim Massacre' game causes uproar]

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,25642,24335375-5014117,00.html

'Muslim Massacre' game causes uproar
A VIDEO game made by an Australian man that encourages players to massacre Muslim people has caused international outrage.

Muslim Massacre is promoted as taking place after the US "declares war" on the religion of Islam and encourages players to wipe out followers.

"The United States of America has declared war on Islam!" the Muslim Massacre website says.

"Take control of the American hero and wipe out the Muslim race with an arsenal of the world's most destructive weapons."

The targets appear as bearded men wearing normal clothes or characters in black outfits with facemasks. Later levels include suicide bombers and a "boss" opponent resembling Osama Bin Laden.

Mr Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the UK Muslim youth organisation the Ramadhan Foundation, said the game was unacceptable, tasteless and deeply offensive.
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"When kids spend six hours a day on violent games they are more likely to go outside and commit violence," he said.

"If it was the other way around, with a game featuring Muslims killing Israelis or Americans, there would be uproar and rightly so."

Muslim Massacre was developed by Eric Vaughn, known online as "Sigvatr", a 22-year-old from Brisbane. He first released it online in January this year.

The game begins with audio from George Bush speeches, edited together to sound like a condemnation of Muslims.

The graphics are similar to 1990s arcade shooter games, with a bird's eye view showing the protagonist, a tiny pixelated US soldier, running and shooting other characters.

Mr Vaughn's website links to other projects such as a fictional sporting league for real-life massacre shooters and a webcomic.

Muslim Massacre bears a resemblance to two other independently-developed "shock" games released online: V-Tech Rampage (2007), which recreated the Virgina Tech shootings and Super Columbine Massacre RPG! (2005), which was a recreation of the 1999 Columbine High School shootings.

Those who have played Muslim Massacre provided mixed feedback to Mr Vaughn.

"I think it's brave, because it's the kind of satire that many people will misunderstand, especially in America and in Islamic countries," said a comment posted on Mr Vaughn's website.

"Still, you can't be misunderstood any worse than the 'super columbine massacre' guy."

The Ramadhan Foundation has asked the British Government to conduct an inquiry into the game and urged internet service providers to block access to it.

http://www.ramadhanfoundation.com/muslimmassacre.htm

MUSLIM MASSACRE COMPUTER GAME IS TASTELESS AND WRONG

Published: 10/09/08 22.00

The Ramadhan Foundation expresses its deep condemnation and anger at the computer game released called Muslim massacre.  This game is glorifying the killing of Muslims in the Middle East and we urge ISP providers to take action to remove this site from their services as it incites violence towards Muslims and is trying to justify the blah, blah, blah....

Give it a try and judge for yourself: http://www.sacreator.com/extra/muslimmassacre.zip 4MB

@Cailen.

[Note:]

Note: The Creativity Alliance was formerly known as the White Crusaders of the RaHoWa 
http://www.google.com/search?q=white+crusaders+of+the+rahowa

Enlarge: https://creativityalliance.com/forum/gallery/1/9-080113110816.jpeg
Gallery: https://creativityalliance.com/forum/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=1403

White supremacy in our backyard

Weekend Australian (Australia) - March 4, 2006
Author: Dan Box, MATP
Australia First says publicly it's not a racist party. Dan Box went under cover for months to get the real story

ONCE a month, the local branch of the Australia First party meets in the backyard of a small house in Tempe, inner-western Sydney, to drink beer, cook sausages and plot the triumph of the white race.

Saturday, February 25, however, was a ``special meeting'', hosted at home by the party's state co-ordinator, Jim Saleam.

Up for debate was how to turn the rollercoaster of publicity received after the Cronulla race riots into a legitimate political campaign.

While Australia First is commonly described as a neo-Nazi party, publicly the party claims it is not a racist organisation.

It says it is looking to legitimise itself, eyeing the next local council elections in Cronulla's Sutherland Shire as a starting point.

Privately, the backyard drinkers can't help themselves.

Speaking to The Australian, which attended the meeting using an assumed name, Jeremy Costello recalled a recent drive to Bondi, where he saw a rabbi walking down the road.

``We leaned out of the window and shouted `Sieg heil! Sieg heil!','' he said.

``*, these rabbis take things seriously.''

Mr Costello says the group is serious about its political agenda, and is more than just a group of like-minded souls. ``We're not a social club. We get together every week to try to do something,'' he said.

Ultimately, Australia First hopes to emulate the political success of the British National Party and become the acceptable face of Australian racism.

But baby steps first. A week today, the party will begin campaigning on the streets of Cronulla for the 2008 council elections. Neil Baird -- a former One Nation party treasurer and failed federal election candidate who now sees Australia First as his best shot -- will try for local office.

Cronulla, they believe, is their big chance.

The party is proud of its role in what happened on December 11, when they called on ``patriotic people'' to join ``this first great mobilisation of Australians against the terror of multiculturalist ideology and practice in this country's history''.

It worked. After the riots, Mr Costello said, people started talking about Australia First.

``Before Cronulla we were nothing. That put us on the agenda. That was our breakthrough,'' he said.

The Cronulla effect was also felt outside the party. That same Saturday, the city of Newcastle hosted the first Australian ``Blood and Honour'' white power gig in years, where a local band, Blood Red Eagle, played on a stage decorated with swastikas.

Australia First's president Diane Teesdale, from Shepparton, Victoria, denies the party is racist.

``Australia should remain predominantly white. That is party policy, but I don't think that makes us racist,'' she said.

Last Tuesday, Dr Saleam was invited to address a meeting of the Conservative Speakers Club in Strathfield, western Sydney.

After his speech, the first question from his audience was: ``Jim, how long before we get a decent government, one that will bring back white immigration, national service and get these young punks into line?''

As well as campaigning in Cronulla, the party also hopes to set up branches in Port Macquarie on the NSW mid-north coast and Wollongong as well as Sydney sub-branches in the western suburbs and Campbelltown. Existing branches operate in Melbourne, Adelaide, Newcastle and Brisbane.

Since the December 11 Cronulla riots, other more extreme groups have been torn about whether to get behind Australia First or stick to their own agendas. Australia's racist community has been discussing whether to unite behind the party.

One of these is the White Crusaders of the RaHoWa , or Racial Holy War, run from an Oaklands Park post office box in South Australia by the organisation's "Reverend'' Colin Campbell III.

The White Crusaders are a religious movement based on the teachings of the self-titled ``Pontifex Maximus'' Ben Klassen, currently serving 40 years in a US jail for soliciting the murder of a judge.

The group believes ``the white race is nature's finest''.

Its ``Sixteen Commandments'' state: ``Remember that the inferior mud races are our deadly enemies, and the most dangerous of all is the Jewish race. It is our immediate objective to relentlessly expand the White Race, and keep shrinking our enemies.''

The church has its own wedding and ``child pledging'' ceremonies, while its website contains fairy tales to teach children ``white racial pride''.

Like many other extremist groups, however, internal divisions both internationally and in Australia mean the Crusader's numbers are limited.

While Mr Campbell claims to be the organisation's second-in-command, he has authority over little more than a few scattered groups around the world. This same factionalism exists, too, within the more established parties.

Since February, Dr Saleam has been asked not to attend meetings of the NSW branch of One Nation.

Jim Cassidy, One Nation state president, said this was because of Dr Saleam's past connections to ``white supremacist'' organisations.

``We're not interested in going down that road and never have been,'' he said.

The authorities too, are cracking down on extreme right-wing groups.

The South Australian police are investigating whether the White Crusaders website breaches any laws.

After Cronulla, the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation launched an investigation into a number of racist groups thought to have had a role in the violence.

Dr Saleam, jailed in 1991 for organising a shotgun attack on the home of the African National Congress's Australian representative, Eddie Funde, now has to contend with stickers put up on his street calling him a pedophile.

Jeremy Costello has seen his phone number among graffiti near his home, along with a message saying he is available for gay sex.

When contacted by The Weekend Australian for this article, both Dr Saleam and Mr Costello refused to comment.

Despite this, Australia's extremists still believe they have a political future in this country.

One, anonymous, posting on the ``white nationalist'' Stormfront Downunder internet forum, called for an end to the factionalism that has defeated the movement in the past.

``We must imitate those already in government in terms of appearance, manner, and promotion,'' it said.

``(Our message) must be marketed, it must be refined, it must have the support of intellectuals, white- and blue-collar, the faithful and the faithless. The last two months have done more for Australian nationalism than the last 10 years combined.''

Edition: 1 - All-round Country
Section: Local
Page: 008
Record Number: AUS_T-20060304-1-008-328149
Copyright, 2006, Nationwide News Pty Limited


Comment:

The writer of the article, Dan Box of The Australian, sent us $40 in cash (using a false name), so in return, we sent him a Creator Membership Manual as was issued at the time. It was the subsequent story in The Australian that caused us to rethink our recruitment methods and drop the WCOTC system of allowing anyone to buy their way into Creativity, and embrace a system of quality and security, rather than the quantity of the past.

Another point: We have never discussed abandoning Creativity to throw everything in with Australia First Party. It has never been an issue. Australia First Party has its place in the local Australian "White Nationalist" political spectrum, while we have our place as a global White Racial Religion - RaHoWa Sans Frontières. I like Jim and Australia First Party, but there is no way in Hades that I'm going to abandon Creativity for AFP.

And finally, why he thought I was second in command or that the founder of our glorious, White Racial Religion, Ben Klassen, was serving forty years in prison, one can only guess .... Perhaps investigative journalist, Dan Box, is not as investigative as his employers believe him to be? Or more likely, he and his Kosher employers do not give a damn at all for the truth - especially when it comes to anyone who questions the Jewish dominated status quo.

Pontifex Cambeul.

Comments from Jim Saleam of Australia First Party can be found at http://ausfirst.alphalink.com.au/thestruggle/boxlies.html

[Note:]

Note: The Creativity Alliance was formerly known as the Crusaders of the RaHoWa 
http://www.google.com/search?q=white+crusaders+of+the+rahowa

Racists net Adelaide as home

Northern Territory News (Darwin, Australia) - February 1, 2006
Author: wire
ADELAIDE: A white supremacist group, which targets Jews, African Americans and other minority groups as inferior, has based part of its activities in Adelaide.

The US-established White Crusaders of the RaHoWa (racial holy war) have set up a website that lists a contact address as a suburban Adelaide post office box and an Australian business number.

The website was described as disgusting by South Australian Attorney-General Michael Atkinson who has referred it to police to have it shut down.

He says he will also raise his concerns with the Australian Communications and Media Authority and will write to the company hosting the site to have it removed.

On their site, the White Crusaders declare the white race nature's finest and call on people to remember ``inferior coloured races are our deadly enemies''.
Edition: 1
Section: National
Page: 010
Record Number: NTN_T-20060201-1-010-566968
Copyright, 2006, Nationwide News Pty Limited

[Note:]

Note: The Creativity Alliance was formerly known as the Crusaders of the RaHoWa 
http://www.google.com/search?q=white+crusaders+of+the+rahowa

Authorities investigate Adelaide website RACE HATE BASE

Advertiser, The (Adelaide, Australia) - January 31, 2006
Author: PAUL STARICK, CHIEF REPORTER
WHITE supremacist ``crusaders'' have gained a foothold in Adelaide, setting up a racist website attacking ``Jews and mud races'', and soliciting for donations.

Advocates of a racial holy war, the group operates through a box at the Oaklands Park Post Office at Westfield Marion shopping centre which is linked to an Australian Business Number. One part of the group's multifaceted website is hosted by an Adelaide-based internet firm, although there has never been a suggestion that the firm is linked to the group.

The White Crusaders of the RaHoWa (racial holy war) website contains blatantly racist material, including bemoaning the fact Adolf Hitler ``unfortunately did not break the back of the Jewish monster''.

After being alerted to the site by The Advertiser, Justice Minister Chris Ellison has asked the Australian Federal Police to investigate whether the site breaches federal laws.

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Authorities investigate race-hate website

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``The Howard Government views this sort of material extremely seriously,'' he said.

In a bid to shut down the ``offensive website'', state Attorney-General Michael Atkinson will alert Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, contact Australian web hosts and write to the Australian Communications and Media Authority.

``I am disgusted by the blatant white supremacist comments on this website and will act swiftly to seek their removal,'' Mr Atkinson said.

``Our state has long embraced people from all nations, and acts like this that seek to divide our society should not be tolerated.''

The group appears to be a revival of the Adelaide arm of the World Church of the Creator, which had an Adelaide presence through an Unley post office box in 2002.

The U.S.-based Anti-Defamation League's database says the Church of the Creator ``has fallen into decline'' following the conviction of its leader, Matt Hale, in April, 2004, for solicitation of murder. The White Crusaders' ABN was established in June, 2004. The group's ``Komandant'' is ``Reverend Col Campbell 3rd''.

Its Adelaide-based website contains a link soliciting for donations in U.S. dollars.

It includes a tribute to Hale and all others ``murdered or locked up to advance the cause of multiculturalism''.

It also includes a youth and children's section ``to make it fun and easy for children to learn about White Racial Pride''. Jewish Community Council of South Australia president Norman Schueler said there was ``no room for anti-Semitism in the modern world, let alone virulent anti-Semitism''.

``This site is totally beyond the pale and will be totally offensive for Holocaust survivors,'' he said. The Australian Taxation Office said online ABN applicants were screened for law breaches, but racist organisations and other groups were not necessarily excluded.

An ATO spokeswoman said privacy laws prevented the release of information about an ABN holder.

The state Office of Consumer and Business Affairs has no record of the group and neither does the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

The Australian Business Register database says the group is not currently registered for GST and does not have Deductible Gift Recipient endorsement.

This would indicate that a business has been registered but is not necessarily operating through the Australian system.

The operators of the White Crusader website have not responded to an email from The Advertiser.

However, an online response refusing an interview request from radio station Triple J said any interview would ``be used in a detrimental way against the White Racial Movement as a whole''.

OFFENDING: Oaklands Park postal boxes yesterday and images from the racist website.
Edition: 2 - Metro
Section: News
Page: 001
Record Number: ADV_T-20060131-2-001-246445
Copyright, 2006, Nationwide News Pty Limited