METHODIST CHURCH
DECLARES CHIEF WAHOO WILL CONTINUE THEIR MISSION TO THE INDIANS

Methodist Missionary Reverend Murderer John Chivington's legacy lives on.

"I would cease being a United Methodist before I would cease wearing my Chief Wahoo clothing" -Already a done deal, Lakeside Ohio Conference delegate explains how she isn't a Methodist & the Antichrist leads the Methodist Church, June 19, 1998

 

question: "BISHOP, DOES THE ANTICHRIST DESTROY FAMILIES?"
The Bishop's answer: "Yes, that is his job and mission."

June 19th, the Lakeside Ohio Conference voted to reject a resolution condemning the Cleveland baseball franchises' abuse of the eagle feather as a religious symbol.

JUNE 19, 1998

The United Methodist Church went out of their way to remind Native American families why they still hate them. It is the love for their tradition of "missionary work among the Indians". The Lakeside Ohio Conference, representing 835 churches with 193,000 members assembled on the shores of Lake Erie, overwhelmingly voting Chief Wahoo to a mission post among the Native Americans of this continent. Methodists were gathered in Ohio, June 19th, 1998 in an honoring of a popular mass murderer, the Methodist Missionary Reverend John Chivington. Chivington. who lectured often in his home state of Ohio, is well known for his crimes against humanity in the Sand Creek Massacre of Cheyenne. This pogrom is the definitive event that provided for the emigration of Ohio citizens into Native American Kansas and Oklahoma. Historians place Ohio as the source of 50% of its initial white invaders bringing with them the physical and spiritual diseases of Methodism evident today.

The Reverend Murderer Chivington spent his life encouraging everyone to put the knife into the beating heart of Native American children. He is credited with simplifying the philosophy of extermination, aimed at children, which still endures in churches and schools. Taking up the sword of Christ he murdered the young, mutilating their corpses at the direction of the Methodist God. His famous words, "Nits make lice" solidified the dedicated Methodist Mission of Native American genocide through a negative birth rate.

This extermination of Native American identity has been continued in contemporary practice by the Lakeside Ohio Methodist conference. Their resolution will unequivocally support denigration of the eagle feather and attack the cultural religious identity of vulnerable Native children. Isn't the Antichrist the one who destroys children? Physical mutilation is no longer attainable but perversion of cultural religious symbolism remains the core hate crime of Methodists against Native American families. Rising before the crowd of 1,700 wearing her supremacist trophy of conquest, a hat with the eagle feather bedecked Chief Wahoo, a Methodist woman bragged, "I'm really tired of being politically correct". No one had accused these Methodists assembled of being politically correct on any topic regarding religious freedom. Female Methodists at the conference proudly paraded Wahoo's blood red eagle feather on puffed up chests and waved these trophies projecting from the head of their favorite Missionary to the Indians, Chief Wahoo, in the same fashion that Reverend Chivington taught them. Well endowed, well fed Methodist women choose to ignore the religious significance of the eagle feather to Native Americans, which is the same religious symbol their church elders stomped into the ground as they cut the breasts off Cheyenne women.

 

At the Sand Creek Massacre, Reverend Chivington watched while a living child was cut from the womb of its mother to die kicking feebly under the watchful eye of their Methodist god. Their reasoning for killing Native American women and their unborn, is simply because those women and their families weren't Methodists.

PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE- THE METHODIST LEGACY OF EXTERMINATION

Methodists helped to purge the Ohio area of Shawnee prior to this tribes deportation to (Kansas) Indian Territory. Not satisfied with the results of this ethnic cleansing Methodists pursued them again.

Reverend Thomas Johnson, Methodist Missionary to the Shawnee in Kansas enlisted the help of fellow Methodists to regularly beat six year old children. Declaring the purpose to teach them English, his methods destroyed hundreds of Native American families by taking children away from their parents at the youngest possible age and confining them for years. Reverend Methodist Slaver Johnson considered his black slaves to be cattle and thought even less of "Indians". He was well paid by the US government out of Shawnee tribal funds to civilize little children taken from their parents by forcing them at hard labor. Hundreds of young and helpless children victimized by Reverend Methodist Johnson never knew their fathers, mothers, sisters or brothers and grew up without family simply because they were Native Americans.

The Rev. Slaver Johnson's disregard for the welfare of children placed them in crowded and unsanitary conditions. This Methodist supremacist way of life led, during one three year period, to the deaths of over 40 little children who were buried before their parents were even aware of their illness. Traditionally ignored by the Indian Agent responsible for their well being finally received justice by threatening Reverend Slaver Johnson through withdrawing enough students that his funding was in jeopardy. Ignoring their appeals to stop killing their children the Shawnee finally talked a language a Methodist could understand.

 

"We have found that the labors bestowed upon these children taken in between between the ages of six and ten have in the majority of cases (borne) the confinement and discipline. Another thing in favor of receiving these children at an early age is, that they acquire our language more readily and they also more easily adopt our manners and habits of thinking." --J.C. Berryman, Superintendent of the work camp. (Blair, Ed, History of Johnson Co. Kansas, 1915)

Shawnee Methodist Mission Work Camp, Child Sleeping Barracks That manner of thinking has been proven to mean destroy Native American families.

 

The Methodist Mission of genocide has been long established in practice through the destruction of Native children's identity. When this was done to Jews it is called genocide, but Methodists identify it as their "Calling". This has not changed yet within the Methodist church as the Lakeside Ohio Conference reveals. Reverend Wahoo will carry their attack on the cultural religious identity of children into the 21st Century. Native Americans in the United States continue to question the Department of Justice as to why a religion which is openly anti-family with such a savage and barbarian history continues to promote hate crimes against children?

The question that remains for Methodists to answer is why would any Native American who loves their people want a disgusting assembly of perverts who spawned this mission for Christ to honor them in any fashion?

METHODIST GOVERNOR JOHN EVANS- KILL THEM AND TAKE ALL THEIR STUFF

The explanation is that this "honor" is a lie made up by Methodists. Rev. Murderer Chivington was supplied by Gov. Evans of Colorado. Friends who attended the same Methodist church in Denver Evans explains the Churches reason for keeping the red eagle feather and Chief Wahoo's head. Like a Swiss Bank, smugly holding the bank accounts of murdered Jews, it is the plunder of genocide.

"I hereby empower such citizens, or parties of citizens, to take captive, and hold to their own private use and benefit, all the property of Indians that they may capture... and to receive for all property recovered from said Indians such reward as may be deemed proper and just therefor." -1864, Methodist Gov. John Evans voices the belief that is still in effect today. A Methodist owns anything Indian because he wants, just take it. He received the death of 450 at Sand Creek Massacre. How long before Methodists release their souvenirs taken from genocide against Native Americans?

 

BACK AT THE CONFERENCE- 128,000 Lakeside conference representatives spoke out to show how much they enjoy the red Methodist flame issuing from the back end of their mission in order to keep their cross handy for a tomahawk chop to the heart of Native children's identity. "I would cease being a United Methodist before I would cease wearing my Chief Wahoo clothing," declared an anonymous woman, to everyone present and her god in the sky. She doesn't seem to mind imagining her mystery god's response to her denigration of the eagle feather and the continuing destruction of Native American family religious values. Methodist's don't care that their god gave the eagle feather to Native American people and asked them to respect all god's children.

A spiritual leader of Native Americans in Kansas commented on the conference, "A Methodist can just as easily ignore her god as she does her Native American neighbors" Proudly showing herself as another bigoted Christian living on a steady diet of supremacist philosophy, she declared her contempt for the cultural heritage that the eagle feather represents in Native American family religious values saying, "What does this have to do with the church?" An Akron teacher from a St. Paul United Methodist Church in Canton, stood up to silence Lakeside delegates who supported Native Americans. Brandishing the same warning German Protestants gave Jewish supporters who called for Church condemnation of anti Semites in Hitler's campaign of terror, he fingered the change in his pocket and said, "We're going to continue to lose members by going to issues like this."

Contemporary Methodist church members show no hesitation in doing their part for genocide of Native Americans today. They have learned their tasks laid out in the pogrom conducted on their behalf by Methodist missionary Rev. John Chivington. A legacy revealed in his life story, writings and lecture series performed for years in Ohio. This Methodist church elder, life long Methodist missionary and traveling preacher helped his men cut the intestines from Cheyenne children at the Sand Creek massacre. A living three month old baby was thrown into the back of a wagon and driven around for 24 hours before it was pitched out into the November grass to die. No body among the 450 victims of which two thirds were women and children, was left unscalped.(Svaldi,David, Sand Creek and the Rhetoric of Extermination. 1989)

Born and raised in Ohio the home of Cleveland's Methodist Missionary to the Indians, Chief Wahoo, Rev. Murderer John Chivington returned to Cleveland shortly after cutting the breasts off child bearing women and gave evening sermons on his gift of salvation for the Indians, Methodist style.

He declared, just before his massacre, "I long to be wading in gore." Rev. Chivington has been posthumously given a Pilgrim's Progress Lifetime Achievement Award for helping to reduce the Ten Commandments to the Ten Suggestions.

Our Families were killed because they worshiped with the eagle feather. The same eagle feather that your missionary Wahoo wears while he destroys our children's identity.

 

THE GOOD OLD DAYS-
At the Lakeside Ohio conference, Rev. Richard Cheney, pastor of Colebrook United Methodist Church in the Painesville District, waxed nostalgically viewing the eagle feather on hats at the gathering of his flock. Remembering the good old days when Methodists could proudly wear Indian vagina hat bands in public, he said, "When the Cleveland Indians chose that symbol, they were honoring Native Americans rather than degrading them. They are saying that Indians are something brave and great. They should be proud."

By way of response to Rev. Cheney we would like to say we are proud of our Native American heritage despise the evil dedication of their Methodist mission against Native Americans. We look forward to seeing the day when Methodists joyfully wear the vaginas of their own women on their hats. We are curious to see if on that day any one will say the Methodist is also "something brave and great" as well.

ABOUT THE ART WORK
The Methodist mascot and nickname, "Reverend Wahoo" was originally created to honor John Wesley the founder of Methodism. He felt that the existing church catered to the upper-class and ignored the poor and the social ills of the times: perpetrating long working hours, low pay, dangerous working conditions, and use of child labor. High minded thoughts for a white man. http://members.aol.com/eschurch/method.htm

Native Americans point out there may be some stereotypes associated with the devil horns but it's all meant to honor the Methodist way of life. On a side note the head band is authentically drawn to scale from Sunday School recreations of the human skin head bands worn by Reverend Chivington's Missionaries to the Cheyenne.

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