ALL HAIL SATAN NEW SATANIC MONUMENT BEING BUILT FOR OKLAHOMA’S STATEHOUSE

ALL HAIL SATAN NEW SATANIC MONUMENT BEING BUILT FOR OKLAHOMA’S STATEHOUSE

on May 2, 2014
Posted In: NEW WORLD ORDER, Satanic Celebrities





Praise be to Satan. All photos by the author


In January the Satanic Temple announced plans to erect a monument glorifying the Dark Lord on the front lawn of the Oklahoma Statehouse. An Indiegogo campaign was launched with what seemed like a somewhat lofty goal of $20,000, but by the time donations ended almost $30,000 had been raised. Now an artist trained in classical sculpture is toiling away in New York, crafting aBaphomet figure sitting beneath a pentagram and flanked by two children gazing upward in loyalty. When it is finished, it will be cast in bronze and, the Satanists hope, eventually displayed in Oklahoma.


The statue is a direct response to the state’s installation of a Ten Commandments monument outside the Capitol in 2012. State Representative Mike Ritze paid for the controversial statue with his own money, and therefore it was considered a donation and OK to place on government property. Following that line of reasoning, the Satanic Temple submitted a formal application for their monument.


As Trait Thompson of the Oklahoma Capitol Preservation Commission told CNN last December, “Individuals and groups are free to apply to place a monument or statue or artwork.” The applications are then approved or rejected by the Commission. 


Unfortunately, the state has placed a halt on issuing permits for any other monuments until a lawsuit filed by the ACLU against Ritze’s Commandments monument is settled.







Nonetheless, the Satanists are building this thing, and I was offered an early peek at the work in progress by Temple spokesperson Lucien Greaves. Greaves told me he has received numerous threats from people who want to attack the sculpture, but that he “wouldn’t expect these outraged and nearly insensible reactionaries to actually know how to assault a bronze monument without severely hurting themselves in the process.” Still, he’s not taking any chances. The Temple is building a mold of the sculpture so they can pop these things out like evil, terribly expensive action figures whenever they need a new one.


“Depending on our insurance policy,” Greaves said, “we may be able to cast two from the destruction of one, expediting our arrival to the next battleground.”


The Temple estimates that the monument will be finished in a few months. Once it’s done, they plan to put it in front of the Oklahoma Statehouse regardless of the the Capitol Preservation Commission’s ongoing battle against the ACLU. They feel this should be allowed because their application was submitted before all the hullabaloo over Ritze’s monument.


“After all,” Greaves told me, “the Ten Commandments still stand at the State Capitol. We are fully willing to place our monument at the Capitol, even while the ACLU suit is fought, with the understanding that a judgment against the Ten Commandments will have ramifications for our monument as well, likely resulting in the removal of both.”





The Baphomet, which will stand seven feet tall and be a testament to the glory of the Angel of the Bottomless Pit, would be placed directly beside the sculpture glorifying the laws given to Moses by the Christian God. The idea of a Satanic monument sitting on government property in Oklahoma—which is like the Bible Belt’s Bible Belt—seems a bit far-fetched, but Greaves says that “there has been quite a bit of discussion among legal scholars who recognize how difficult it would actually be for Oklahoma to turn us down… Constitutional law is quite clear on this issue: 


The state can’t discriminate against viewpoints. If they’ve opened the door for one, they’ve opened it for all.”


Ryan Kiesel from the Oklahoma ACLU seems to agree. He told the Libertarian Republic, “If, at the end of the day, the Ten Commandments monument is allowed to remain on the Capitol grounds with its overtly Christian message, then the Satanic Temple’s proposal can’t be rejected because it is of a different religious viewpoint.”



When the monument is finished, the Baphomet will rest on the block beneath the pentagram. His lap will serve as a seat for children.


One popular argument being used against the Temple’s monument is that it doesn’t have “any historical significance for the State of Oklahoma,” as State Representative Paul Wesselhoft told a local news station in January. “The only reason why the Ten Commandments qualified,” he continued, “is because at the Capitol, what we do is we make laws. We are lawmakers. Well, one of the earliest laws we have are the Ten Commandments.” This, it is important to remember, was said by a current democratically elected member of the legislature.


Greaves told me that “the idea that the Ten Commandments are foundational to US or Oklahoman law is absurd and obscene… I would argue that the message behind our monument speaks more directly to the formation of US Constitutional values than the Ten Commandments possibly could. It especially does so when it stands directly beside the Ten Commandments, as it affirms no one religion enjoys legal preference.”

http://www.vice.com/read/heres-the-first-look-at-the-new-satanic-monument-being-built-for-oklahomas-statehouse?utm_source=vicetwitterus

Oklahoma Gets a New Statue 

Prophecy - Signs 
Thursday, May 08, 2014 
J.L. Robb 



On the grounds of the Oklahoma State Capitol Building is a monument dedicated to the Ten Commandments. The monument was installed in 2012. Apparently ''four plaintiffs'' protested, including a Baptist preacher, ACLU got involved, blah-blah-blah. It’s still there.


Now there is a new twist. The Satanic Temple in New York has petitioned and won the opportunity to place their statue on the Capitol grounds, right alongside the Ten Commandments monument. Isn’t that interesting?


The statue design photos have been released and are all over the internet. Here are someimages, Satan and two children. Isn’t that just luvvvly.


I’m not sure whether Jews and Christians or Muslims are protesting this move, if they are being “plaintiffs” or not. I do not know if there are any Baptist preachers or any preachers organizing protests against a Satanic Symbol on public grounds because they are offended that it is making a mockery of God but I hope so. That would be the same God the Founding Fathers were always talking about. The Founding Fathers had a lot to say about God, the God of Abraham but made few public comments about the other side. Fifty years ago there were manger scenes at schools, churches and on the City Hall grounds every Christmas.


But that was then, and this is now.


We have “progressed” according to the faux-mentally elite. We have gotten rid of God from the public square, we have to go to the Supreme Court to see if it’s okay to mention Jesus in our prayers at public meetings and now we have marriages between whoever or whatever. We get daily doses of hope and change, and progress.


Last month the heavily-armed U.S. Bureau of Land Management launched an attack on the property of a Nevada rancher for letting his cattle graze on government land. He was breaking the law. The cries from the left were consistent:


 "He’s breaking the law! He should just follow the law.” And then, they did what any modern-day democrat White House would do: They looked for dirt on the rancher.


When the rancher’s family, generations ago, started ranching, it wasn’t “against the law” to graze on the land and only became illegal when the law was changed and the government took the land. They appear to be “progressing” toward that imminent domain loop hole every day, taking more land and making law abiding farmers no longer law abiding.


I, for one, was just fine with the guy-marries-gal laws that used to be in place. 


Now I guess I’m a law breaker since I think that offends God, because they (the government) decided tochange the law (the first nation in the history of mankind to do so-but that’s progress). Soon we will be able to marry our cows and make them government dependents, which will be good for Mr. Bundy. Hope and change.


Oklahoma was the first actual play that I ever saw. I saw it in the fifties with my great aunt and uncle who wanted to give me a little culture. I loved it, the people and the mood, the happiness. I wondered for years if Oklahoma corn was really as “high as an elephant’s eye.”


Enter the New World Order. What was, is no more. What was right is now wrong; what was wrong is now right. Isaiah had this to say about that:

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Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.

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Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight.

For those of us who think God is a reality, these sorts of things are bothersome. Will the next progressive step be a monument to Molech (Moloch), a god made out of rock several thousand years ago in the Middle East? Molech, also Satanic in nature, required that new parents sacrifice their children to appease Molech… a rock. And they did. As Molech the Rock sat on his mount (also a rock) with outstretched, stone arms a fire pit roared beneath Molech’s arms. Adoring parents would sacrifice their children in the fire, mostly out of fear that they themselves would be sacrificed to Molech if they didn’t.  


Is God happy about this? Not if the Bible is true, because it plainly states how all this progress will end; and that’s spelled out in the Book of Revelation. It will not be pretty. Unfortunately, many are paying no attention.


I think I was the same way, way back then in my prime. God had to smack me around several times to get my attention, and even now I falter. The difference is, He knows He has my attention.


Does He have the citizens of Oklahoma’s attention? Probably not, and it’s not just Oklahoma; it’s the entire planet.


Rare Earthquake Warning Issued for Oklahoma: May 5, 2014
Earthquakes have been rare in Oklahoma, at least those over 3.0 magnitude. Here are some 3.0 statistics:

• 1978-1999                 1.6 earthquakes per year. (34 earthquakes in 21 years)
  
• 2000-2008                 1.8 earthquakes per year (16 earthquakes in 9 years)
  
• 2009                           20 earthquakes
  
• 2010                           42 earthquakes
  
• 2011                           62 earthquakes
  
• 2012                           37 earthquakes
  
• 2013                           108 earthquakes
  
• 2014-thru May 2       142 earthquakes during first 4 months
  

In 30 years, 1978-2008 there were 50 earthquakes, 3.0 or greater.
In the last 5 ½ years there have been 411.


Residents flee as Oklahoma wildfire destroys homes May, 5 2014
There are a lot of bad things happening to the world we live in. I’m not talking about social phenoms and philosophies; I’m talking about God’s warnings to all. Will we heed them? Did the Israelites heed God’s warnings? Uhhhh, no.


Meanwhile, Oklahoma's Capitol Preservation Commission has declared a moratorium on any more monuments, after it got requests from a Hindu group, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. The commission has said it's waiting for the ACLU suit to be resolved.


Get a helmet and pray for Oklahoma where the corn is as high as an elephant’s eye; and for the rest of us.


http://www.omegaletter.com/articles/articles.asp?ArticleID=7807

It could work out if we could get a ring of perpetual fire installed around it, or make a lightning rod
out of it.  Or if the earth opened and swallowed it up.  
Anybody up for calling down fire?

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Rare Earthquake Warning Issued for Oklahoma: May 5, 2014
Earthquakes have been rare in Oklahoma, at least those over 3.0 magnitude. Here are some 3.0 statistics:

• 1978-1999                 1.6 earthquakes per year. (34 earthquakes in 21 years)
  
• 2000-2008                 1.8 earthquakes per year (16 earthquakes in 9 years)
  
• 2009                           20 earthquakes
  
• 2010                           42 earthquakes
  
• 2011                           62 earthquakes
  
• 2012                           37 earthquakes
  
• 2013                           108 earthquakes
  
• 2014-thru May 2       142 earthquakes during first 4 months
  

Least we forget last years EF5 tornado that hit Oklahoma City on 2013_05_20.

http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2013/05/us/moore-oklahoma-tornado/

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/?n=events-20130520