Creativity Movement
Creativity Movement ( until 2002: World Church of the Creator, before 1996 Church of the Creator) is a racist organization (ie non-whites ) and members of other religions from the United States calls for the designation of different colored and denies the Holocaust. She was until 2003 the fastest growing racist organization in the United States and has its headquarters in East Peoria, Illinois. The organization describes itself as a "church" and advocates a "White Religion " a called Creativity.
The World Church of the Creator is noticed in the past by several acts of violence, including several murders and arson. According to her longtime manager Matthew Hale this involved but the acts of individual perpetrators, the more members of the organization were not the crime occurred. The World Church carries out its missionary work primarily on the internet.
Hale is currently serving a 40 - year prison sentence for inciting murder of a judge.
History
The organization was founded in 1973 as the Church of the Creator by Ben Klassen in connection with his book Nature's Eternal Religion. In 1993, Matthew Hale, the line, which he held until his arrest on 8 January 2003. He added the name in 1996 to the word world to emphasize the global aspirations of the group.
As of 2000, the TE -TA -MA Thruth Foundation 's Church of the Creator, who had protected her name as a brand, to force the World Church of the Creator to a name change attempted. After Hale's organization had won in the first instance, the Judge Joan Lefkow gave the TE -TA -MA law. On 19 December 2002 Hale could protect the name Creativity Movement as a brand.
Hale tried Anthony Evola, a member of the organization has been in over two years, to incite the murder of Lefkow. But Evola worked as an informant for the FBI. Hale was arrested on 8 January 2003 and sentenced on 26 April 2004 to 40 years in prison.
Since then the Creativity Movement has evolved from an organized group to a loose and uncoordinated composite white racists.