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    David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

    1) So now we have self-described “progressives” like @ggreenwald and @mtracey telling us that the threat of white nationalism in the USA is “nonexistent” (as Tracey put it), and when called out for that GG chimes in and claims that we “needs be keep the threat in perspective.”pic.twitter.com/89CDRKzN1v

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      2. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        2) This is of course, classic Greenwald. The unfortunate truth is that this would-be icon of progressive politics in fact has a long history of minimizing, apologizing for, and empowering white supremacists, then wrapping himself in a self-righteous Free Speech blanket.

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      3. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        3) Gather ‘round, kids, while I replay for you the tale of the little Pontifex Maximus and his lawyer. Better settle in, because it’s a massive, 100-plus-tweet thread. But worth it.pic.twitter.com/hlEBYrLzm4

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      4. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        4) It all kind of begins in 1956, when a man named Ben Klassen invented an early version of an electric can opener and patented the device. Klassen was a tinkerer who had made a killing in real estate; he was a cofounder of Silver Springs, NV, and had walked away with a bundle.pic.twitter.com/Alc2FvXYp9

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      5. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        5) Klassen’s invention was a wall-mounted design, and he made another bundle off his patent for the first few years, mostly in industrial use. However, other designs that were cheaper, more portable and applicable to household appliances came along. By 1962 he had closed shop.pic.twitter.com/cmgtZA5268

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      6. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        6) Having made a couple of small fortunes, Klassen decided to become a politician. A longtime member of the John Birch Society, he ran for the Florida House from his home in Broward County 1966 and won on an anti-busing, anti-government platform. He only served one term.pic.twitter.com/3DCNfrogQC

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      7. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        7) Klassen also headed up a local group supporting George Wallace’s presidential candidacy. After losing his seat in 1968, Klassen decided the Republicans and Democrats were too corrupted by Jews and founded his own party, the Nationalist White Party, in 1970.pic.twitter.com/jC3H4RnrpC

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      8. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        8) The NWP was aimed at recruiting white Christians: “We believe that the White Race was created in the Image of the Lord...” was No. 1 on the party’s official 14-point program. But it fell apart quickly when Klassen began expressing doubts about Christianity.

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      9. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        9) His main concern (elucidated at length in later works) was that Jesus was a Jew and the entire Christian faith was thus the tainted offspring of Judaism. Klassen regarded the Jews as children of Satan and believed no worthwhile religion could come from them.pic.twitter.com/WTuZ9Y4Gqq

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      10. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        10) So he decided to found an entirely new religion, separate from Christianity and Judaism, predicated essentially on the worship of whiteness. He called it Creativity, and his organization the Church of the Creator.pic.twitter.com/NlARpvyaSq

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      11. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        11) Klassen’s first book, _Nature’s Eternal Religion_, explains the theology (such as it is) in detail: White people are the obvious cream of God’s creation, and as such should be held as the repositories of God’s Will, the holders of all religious, political and economic power.pic.twitter.com/ZyUduPpAd8

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      12. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        12) It’s also incredibly crude and vile, essentially third-grade-level racism expressed with sixth-grade-level intelligence. Klassen insisted on the use of degrading stereotypes and epithets regarding all nonwhites and Jews. He reveled in it.

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      13. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        13) Klassen moved to rural North Carolina and set up his church operations near the rural town of Otto in 1982. He continued to churn out texts, notably “The White Man’s Bible” – a sort of refined version of the earlier texts – and an autobiography, “Against the Evil Tide.”pic.twitter.com/j0VindDbYO

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      14. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        14) Here are some more prime pages from these texts. As I said, this is some of the most vile and hate-filled white supremacist propaganda you’ll find anywhere. The David Dukes and Richard Spencers are sagacious compared to Klassen.pic.twitter.com/LlNornNwBM

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      15. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        15) Klassen’s one major contribution to white supremacism was coining the war cry “RaHoWa!”, which is a shortened version of his core credo, “Racial Holy War.”pic.twitter.com/iFbSYe3BXm

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      16. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        16) The Church of the Creator didn’t attract a large following, but those who did join were fairly predictable as far as white-supremacist groups go: Vicious, violent, thuggish, and not terribly bright.pic.twitter.com/xeVpPvDIda

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      17. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        17) If anything, they seemed to attract a particularly cretinous stripe of hater, many of them criminals. Over the years they collected a very extensive track record.https://www.adl.org/news/article/the-creativity-movement-chronology-of-crime …

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      18. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        18) One particular case brought real strife to Klassen: the 1991 shooting of a black man in Florida named Harold Mansfield by a Church of the Creator acolyte named George Loeb. The victim’s family took Klassen to court. 

https://www.apnews.com/dc459cbdedacf2622b4e9b6e7cd76dbb …

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      19. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        19) Fearing the lawsuit might result in him having to hand over his church and property to a black family, Klassen in 1992 sold it at a steep discount to William Pierce, leader of the infamous National Alliance hate group and author of _The Turner Diaries._pic.twitter.com/z3nYDRPdWh

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      20. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        20) Klassen by now was rather elderly, and there was already a scramble within the COTC membership for church leadership after his departure from the role of Pontifex Maximus. In 1990, Klassen had announced he would turn the job over to one Rev. Rudy Stanko.pic.twitter.com/ypJ5Zp82qN

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      21. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        21) Based in Billings, Montana, Stanko was a “deacon” in COTC. He was a former cattleman who had been sent to prison for selling tainted meat to Montana schoolchildren. It was during that prison stint that he was converted to the faith, such as it was.pic.twitter.com/rTgwlbJnZx

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      22. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        22) Upon his release, Stanko returned to Billings in the late ‘80s and began proselytizing on behalf of the COTC and formed a relatively active “church” there. He also penned a book titled “The Score,” an anti-Semitic screed that blamed Jews for his imprisonment.pic.twitter.com/tpLJzZarFz

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      23. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        23) Klassen adopted Stanko’s cause and promoted his work at the Creativity newsletter. Eventually, this led to Klassen anointing him his successor.pic.twitter.com/AkOqrAMCmH

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      24. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        24) Stanko, however, let his imminent Maximushood go to his head. Before the change had been made official, he began announcing his plans to move the church headquarters out to Montana. This did not sit well with Klassen, who wanted to keep the church in the South.pic.twitter.com/wfT4erYvdG

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      25. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        25) So Klassen cancelled Stanko’s ceremonial anointment announced that he was changing the successorship, handing the title of next Pontifex Maximus to a pizza delivery man from Baltimore named Charles Altvater, who was later arrested for attempting to firebomb a cop’s car.

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      26. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        26) Klassen by then had already changed his mind again, and instead named a Milwaukee man named Mark Wilson as the successor. That lasted a few months before finally settling on a man named Rick McCarty. Upon being named leader, he moved COTC back to Florida.

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      27. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        27) Church members were continuing to commit violent hate crimes, in ways indicating its spread nationally. In the Pacific Northwest, a couple of young COTC members bombed NAACP offices in Tacoma and a Seattle gay bar in July 1993. http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19930805&slug=1714511 …

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      28. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        28) Two more COTC members, Geremy von Rineman and his girlfriend Jill Scarborough, were part of a group of neo-Nazis charged in Los Angeles in plotting to bomb the city’s largest black church, also in July 1993.
 https://www.nytimes.com/1993/07/17/us/authorities-cite-links-of-plotters-to-hate-groups.html …pic.twitter.com/iHbhJqphNE

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      29. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        29) Apparently depressed by his wife’s recent death from cancer, and the looming likelihood that his church was about to be sued out of existence by the SPLC, working with the victims of COTC hate crimes, Klassen committed suicide on Aug. 7, 1993, with sleeping pills.pic.twitter.com/94X6cvQ0bp

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      30. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        30) His worst fears shortly came true. Representing the family of Harold Mansfield, George Loeb’s victim, the SPLC took Rick McCarty and COTC to court in 1994 and won handily, with McCarty not contesting. It won a $1 million judgment and seized all of its assets.

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      31. David Neiwert‏ @DavidNeiwert 20 mai 2019

        31) Seizing the opportunity, a 20-year-old white supremacist from Peoria, Ill., named Matthew Hale announced he was dissolving the organization he headed, the National Socialist White Americans Party, and reforming it as a religion: the World Church of the Creator.pic.twitter.com/wmRCkbfHSo

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