[jonbenson]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCHBTbZ1u64

[jonbenson]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhKVpen8VRM

Jun 23, Harrison


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddPK0X8hwmY

[jonbenson]

Thom Robb, the national director of the Ku Klux Klan, and Pastor of the Christian Revival Church lives in the unincorporated town of Zinc near Harrison, but uses a Harrison post office box.

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There 's also the

Kingdom Identity Ministries
Harrison, Arkansas.

The Kingdom Identity Ministries has been operating for approximately 22 years.
It functions primarily as a publishing house, churning out Identity Bible study courses, tracts and books, including foundational texts by early Identity leaders like Wesley Swift. The ministry teaches that Judgment Day will arrive in the form of a sanctified race war, a theory popular with prison-based group the Aryan Brotherhood.

from their website:

"Kingdom Identity Ministries is a Politically Incorrect Christian Identity outreach ministry to God's chosen race (true Israel, the White, European peoples). We proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom (government according to God's Law) through books, tracts, tapes, videos, the American Institute of Theology Bible Correspondence Course, our international Herald of Truth Radio Broadcasts, a Prison Ministry, Biblical Counseling, Seminars, and other means. The Elect Remnant, Christian Patriots, Nationalists, Reconstructionists, Racialists, and all seeking a higher level of understanding will learn Biblical solutions to personal and national problems, and be given keys to unlock hidden truth."

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Kingdom Identity Ministries has played a key role in advancing the Christian Identity movement since the early 1980s. The group's founder and leader, Mike Hallimoresupports the death penalty for idolatry, homosexuality, blasphemy and abortion.

In 1983, just one year after it was formed, Kingdom Identity received a huge boost in stature and profitability when it inherited the copyrights to the written works of Bertrand Comparet, one of the principal early thinkers of the Christian Identity, after Comparet died and willed the copyrights to Hallimore's fledgling ministry. (Comparet was an ideologue of what has become known as "two-seed" Identity, the hard-line version that describes Jews as Satanic.) In 2002, Kingdom Identity also inherited the exclusive rights to publish the works of , Wesley Swift, after Swift's widow died and passed on the copyrights to all of her late husband's works, dating back to the 1950s.

Hallimore leads a solitary existence on his 62 acres outside of Jasper, Ark. Most nights he stays up into the wee hours, working on sermons and writing to members of prison gangs. Hallimore corresponded with David Lane, an imprisoned member of the terrorist group The Order, from the mid-1980s until Lane's death in 2007. (Lane was serving a 190-year prison term for his part in the 1984 machine-gun assassination of a Jewish talk show in Denver, one of a series of spectacular attacks carried out by The Order before law enforcement officials smashed the group.)

Hallmore's fondness for Lane was no aberration. In 2001, he told British journalist Nick Ryan, "Why, in the Bible, it's permitted to slay race mixers." In this vein, Hallimore, once again drawing on and distorting the Old Testament to support violent racism, tells the story, taken from the Book of Numbers, of an Israelite called Phineas who kills a fellow Israelite for taking a woman from another tribe as his lover. The lesson that Hallimore (and many other Identity adherents) draws from this is that a "race warrior" can be divinely sanctioned to slay race mixers. ( in Hallimore's racy version of the story, Phineas slew the couple in the midst of their coupling by impaling their genitals on his spear. It's a curious detail that doesn't often appear in Christian Identity accounts.) This story is also the basis for the idea of a "Phineas Priesthood," a fraternity that is joined by carrying out acts of racial violence on one's own initiative. The idea originated in the 1990s book by Identity pastor Richard Kelley Hoskins, Vigilantes of Christendom.

Although it's for the most part a publisher and promoter of Christian Identity doctrine, Kingdom Identity has in recent years periodically ventured into the distribution of more generalized white supremacist propaganda. This began in the winter of 2006, when Kingdom Identity printed and mailed just over 4,000 white supremacist pamphlets to residents of small communities in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. A letter from Hallimore arrived with each pamphlet. "In your area, it's my understanding that there are a number of white Christian people and there is a racial problem in terms of integrating of the races," Hallimore wrote. The towns that he targeted were 97% white.



Early in 2008, Hallimore posted an advertisement on his website seeking a "white Christian lady" to join him at his Arkansas compound as both his wife and as Kingdom Identity's secretary. The ad, which also ran in several small newspapers, expressed Hallimore's desire for a woman who is "racially pure, honest and of high moral character." "Genuine sweet genteel feminine mannerisms (not a pretense) is required," he continued. "Government, Jewish, or other agents DO NOT qualify."

Although very difficult to quantify, scholars and others have estimated that as many as 50,000 Americans practice some form of Christian Identity, typically in homes and other relatively private venues. However, it's believed by at least some experts that the number of Identity adherents have been declining since the 1990s.

[songinthewind7]

It's not something I would want to be a part of.

Not that i agree to the guys ad about having a racially pure woman, not Jewish, etc., but most people know what they want or don't want. He seems to be pretty bold about it. There are types of people that we either want or not want and I guess if you're going to put yourself out there, like on a dating site, or looking for an employee, you may as well be honest about what you want or don't want. It's crude what he says but I've seen worse.

[TRex2]

Originally Posted by songinthewind7

It's not something I would want to be a part of.

Not that i agree to the guys ad about having a racially pure woman, not Jewish, etc., but most people know what they want or don't want. He seems to be pretty bold about it. There are types of people that we either want or not want and I guess if you're going to put yourself out there, like on a dating site, or looking for an employee, you may as well be honest about what you want or don't want. It's crude what he says but I've seen worse.

I think this has reached the point where he is just spamming the thread.

[TRex2]

Originally Posted by jonbenson

SPAM.

This guy is just spamming us.
Time to put him on ignore, or just follow each of his posts with the word "Spam"

[Sarahsez]

The guy in the video is a pot stirrer.

There are extremists and racists in every state, but that doesn't mean that a majority of the people are. My guess is that a lot of the locals would prefer the billboard in the background that he is showcasing in the background not to be there. The people I've met and known from there roll their eyes if you mention them. I saw one of the signs the had put up in a different part of the state a few years back. The locals really didn't like the sign, but the sign is allowed under freedom of speech. Harrison is known as the home of the KKK. The KKK had a stretch of highway they adopted around there 20+ years ago. It was a kind of a joke to everyone.

I believe the 'pastor' someone is mentioning is Thomas Robb. Google him.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by jonbenson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ6jnq7D8uc

Jun 3: A message to the protestors coming to Harrison Arkansas





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AMGORuz11U


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq71yhA7ZoU

Jun 4: Black Lives Matter protest, Harrison, 2020

Will you be happy when the protests end up hurting someone? Are you going to continue posting after Sunday or will you move on to some other small town and try to stir up more controversy?

[songinthewind7]

NW Ark blm leader Quinn Foster. He doesn't know what gender he is and now he can't make up his mind if he is blm or if he likes the flag

[Luvvarkansas]

Originally Posted by Luvvarkansas

No one should be a part of the KKK, let alone a pastor, that's what I think.

To clarify...I think the KKK's tenets are wrong, but I would not presume to tell them that they cannot believe/speak whatever they want. They must have the right to free speech also, or none of us will. If they actually break laws...then get 'em.