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Paul Craig Cobb is seen in a YouTube video urging boys between the ages of 11 and 17 to join the Creativity Movement.

"The Creativity Movement?" Isn't that the rump faction of Matt Hale's WCOTC that has been attacking our Creativity Alliance for a couple of years now?

Does anyone know if Craig has ever taken such a position against CA?

The Creativity Alliance promotes the Creativity religion. CA membership is restricted to adults. We do not recruit children between the ages of 11 and 17, bypassing their parents. We hope Whites of all ages will embrace Creativity, and from an early age, but we don't "recruit" children anymore than we target Skinheads or convicts. This is a stereotype imposed on us by enemies of our Church.

Craig 'Chain" Cobb, as far as I know, is an independent Creator and is not associated with tcm. He does promote Creativity, but I haven't seen him promote tcm. However this matter does require clearing up as it does create confusion.

Thanks, Rev. White Will.

I admit that I paid quite a lot of money for some of the books. If I remember it was $100 for NER, I'd say $150 for WMB and a similair amount for one of the Klassen Letter's volume. For the whole lot I have spent well over $650. But my goal was to have every single copy of the books in my possession, read and learn from them.

I have absolutely no regrets in spending that amount as it was well worth it.

I bought them through amazon.com, ebay.com and abebooks.com .

On www.abebooks.com there are currently 4 copies of NER with prices $61, $72, $75 & $90. All are 1st editions.
http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?an=ben+klassen&sts=t&x=68&y=17

Since Rev. Cook is showing off his proud collection, I am tempted to do the same:





I am proud to say that I have them all. They are all original 1st editions. Just wish they were signed by Klassen.

SAS Selection Course - The Search for Warriors

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/sbs-documentary-the-search-for-warriors-on-sas-training-is-an-epic-tale/story-e6frf7jo-1225966346036?from=public_rss

ABOUT 15 minutes into the SBS documentary The Search for Warriors most viewers will find themselves feeling sorry for the soldiers who made a conscious decision to put their minds and bodies through what could only be described as state sanctioned torture.

Episode One can be viewed online on the following link :

http://www.sbs.com.au/documentary/program/sasthesearchforwarriors

Happy Birthday, Rev. Wish you all the best.