The Fiery
Cross
I used to get perturbed with righteous
indignation when the brainwashed masses would say that we burn crosses and then
explain to them that it’s a Cross Lighting. But then I got to thinking about lemons
and how you can turn them into lemonade.
So I’m going to translate burning crosses into a positive light for you
today. We have a fireplace and we
burn wood logs during the winter months to keep our home nice and warm. When we participate in the annual
tradition of burning a Cross at Congress, the goodness of it all… warms my
heart. Because, you see, it’s not
just an illumination of the Light of Jesus Christ in a dark ignorant world, but
is, indeed, a symbol of something burning.
I hope my confederate colleagues don’t think I’m reinventing anything,
but rather appreciate the evolving paradigm of our Klan family serving both God
and nation.
Do you get a little bit of an adrenaline
rush when somebody asks you, “Do you smell something burning?” And the smoke detectors haven’t gone off
yet? Do you baby-boomers realize
that you’re only going to get 75 cents on the dollar for what you’ve paid into
Social Security? This should be a
burning issue for those approaching retirement. Don’t you think it’s very interesting
that our enemies have been manipulating our economy since legislating the
Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and we’ve gotten burned financially, decade after
decade, and still no fire alarm?
Oh, there was one ringy-dingy from the Ron Paul campaign, but not too
many people heard it, because the media of yellow journalism knows how to use
their fire extinguishers.
But
everybody has heard about the Ku Klux Klan burning crosses. They just can’t quite put that fire out
though. What then do you suppose
this signifies? Many of Christ’s
disciples thought the crucifixion of Jesus was a lemon and that His death was
just a sad ending to a righteous life; until, that is, He rose from the grave
and was resurrected from the dead.
Nobody ever did that before.
The rest of the story is the lemonade of history and the burning desire
for White people to be Christians; to be on fire for Christ.
I believe there is a twofold message as
to why we burn crosses. The first
is for hope and the second is for warning.
When we prepare our Fiery Cross, we bind hundreds of rags to the
structure and we soak it in kerosene.
Whether we realize the significance of this one component or not, I
believe it is in accord with the Scripture that says, “Our
righteousness [is] as filthy rags” (Isaiah 64:6). How does a rag get filthy? By cleaning up a mess… right? Therefore, our righteousness is taking
inventory of our sins and doing what the Bible tells us to do in correcting our
failures of the past and to start measuring up to God’s standards.
Chapter 64 of Isaiah has the heading
‘Fear and hope of the Remnant’.
Keep in mind the Fiery Cross as we begin reading in verse 6, “But we
are all as an unclean thing.”
In other words, all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of
God. “And all our
righteousnesses are as filthy rags; and we all do fade as a leaf; and our
iniquities, like the wind, have taken us away.” This is telling us that the wages of sin
is death and thus not to be blown away by every wind of doctrine. It’s clear that a burning Cross sends a
message that all races were not created equal. It is a racial declaration. Other races do not burn crosses as we
do. “And there is none that
calleth upon Thy name, that stirreth up himself to take hold of thee; for Thou
hast hid Thy face from us, and hast consumed us, because of our iniquities”
(v. 7). God’s Word is telling us
that our people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6). Most of our people, except for a
Remnant, don’t know that race mixing and race mixed religions will divorce us
from God. On the other hand,
maintaining racial purity is the security of the covenants our race has
exclusively with God as no other people can claim.
Verse 8, “But now, O Lord, Thou art
our Father, we are the clay, and Thou our Potter, and we are the work of Thy
hand.” What is it that makes
clay pottery good? It’s the fire
from the kiln that makes it right.
By the same token, it’s the flames of that burning Cross that purges the
dross, the impurities of a carnal mind, like a refiner’s fire, and produces a
vessel of righteousness through discipline. “When the earth experiences
Thy judgments, the inhabitants of the world learn righteousness” Isaiah
26:9. The purpose of the Fiery
Cross is to burn the flesh in our souls so that we may be spiritual. This part of the Fiery Cross is for
White Christians only. There’s
another message for mongrel mentalities that we’ll get to in a moment.
We’re not burning incense unto Buddha
statues or alien idols. We’re
burning the only symbol of Salvation for our race. Our enemies have gotten us to think
there’s something wrong with burning.
The movie ‘Mississippi Burning’ is clever psychological warfare. Willing scribes love to report hate
crimes perpetrated on the lawns of negroes, when, in fact, the dastardly act is
committed by blacks themselves or youth emulating jewish propaganda. This is the work of saboteurs trying to
falsely accuse us of something we do not do (and by “we”, I mean the Knights
Party). The sacred ceremony is
never removed from hallowed ground (the Soldiers of the Cross Bible Camp) and
used as a means of intimidation.
The truth is a far superior weapon to be used against our
adversaries.
The Cross of Jesus Christ is the
foundation laid for each of us. In
I Cor. 3:12 we read about the Potter’s rejection of those vessels of
unrighteousness. Those inferior
pots of clay were smashed to smithereens.
“If any man build upon this foundation gold, silver, precious stones,
wood, hay, stubble.”
Stubble? Why would anyone
build upon the foundation of Jesus Christ with stubble? Obadiah 18 may give us an answer. “The house of Jacob shall be a fire,
and the house of Joseph a flame [that’s us], and the house of Esau for
stubble [that’s not us].” Hey,
you know what this is referring to don’t you? It’s the bastard church of
Continuing the thought in I Cor. 3:13,
“Every man’s work shall be made manifest… because it shall be revealed by
fire, and the fire shall try every man’s work of what sort it is.” Yeah, we burn crosses because our God is
a “consuming fire” (Deut. 4:24, 9:3) and we’re not ashamed to advertise it. John the Baptist said that the Messiah
would baptize us “With the Holy Spirit and fire” (Mt. 3:11). In Deut. 33:2-3 it says, “The Lord
came… with ten thousands of saints; from His right hand went a fiery law for
them.” It goes on to say that
not only the Law is in His hand, but also His saints, because we’re the called
out ones to administer the Law, not Pygmies or Eskimos running for public
office. The Fiery Cross lights the
fiery law written in our hearts. This fire of the burning Cross is the
cleansing agent of Judgment.
“For the time is come that judgment must begin at the house of
God” I Peter 5:1. O Lord, let
it begin with the Ku Klux Klan. We
are either going to clean up our act and do the right thing by binding those
filthy rags to the Cross and incinerating our sins with the price Christ paid
through His sacrifice or perish.
Some people just can’t take the heat and despise the Fiery Cross of
Judgment. Remember how God visibly
manifested Himself at
“In flaming fire taking vengeance on
them that knows not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ” I Thes. 1:8. Ladies and gentlemen, we need a little bit of fire and
brimstone for a wake-up call. We
need to taste the sulphur dioxide in the air of
When I see that Cross burning in the
eleventh hour, I see the end of political corruption and the final chapter of
wickedness in high places and the beginning of the hope that lies within us for
Justification and a new start in life with a clean slate in the eyes of
God. “There is therefore now no
condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh,
but after the Spirit” Romans 8:1.
That’s the hope part of it.
God loves His people so much that He puts us through this process of
purification, the baptism of fire.
We’re already racially pure; now we need to get spiritually pure. The Fiery Cross inspires us to immerse
ourselves in introspection and change, restitution and forgiveness.
The flip side of how you look at the
Fiery Cross is a dire warning to those who mock and ridicule it. If you fall into that category of
pompous atheism, then II Thes. 1:8 is for you. “In flaming fire taking vengeance on
them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel.” Remember that…. Every time you see a
burning Cross on the jew tube.
And let us not forget the parable of the
wheat and the tares, which is an analogy contrasting true White Christian
believers with the devilish impersonation of Christianity in the form of a
mongrelized multicultural religious cesspool aided and abetted by the antichrist
jew. That burning Cross is a
warning to anybody that would associate with these tares, whom God hath
indignation forever. They will be
gathered out of God’s Kingdom and cast into a furnace of fire (Mt. 13:42). It warms my heart to know God delivers
His people from all who offend and hate us. They know the warning of the Fiery
Cross. Their rabbis invented the
Holocaust (which means death by fire), knowing that there was no mountain of
human ash from the crematoria. And
jewish soap was no cleansing agent for that fresh clean smell. But I bet they’ve read Malachi 4:3,
where, “Ye [we] shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be
ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the
Lord.” Hollywood jokingly
holds a crucifix up to a vampire, but we hold a flaming Cross up to the
perpetrators of the Big Lie who say they are God’s chosen people, when, in fact,
they are the synagogue of satan, the arsons of Truth. The antichrist writer Oscar Levy said,
“We jews today are nothing else but the world’s seducers, its destroyers and its
incendiaries.” Therefore, it
behooves the White Christian patriot to fight fire with fire. The final conflict is between good and
evil.
The burning Cross is the only
announcement being made right now by the watchmen on the wall who “Have
washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb” (Rev.
7:14). I hope this warning notice
comes sooner than later for those who delight in blasphemy and deceit. It warms my heart to know that where
there’s smoke there’s fire, and where there’s fire there’s light. Do you smell something burning? “And God said, Let there be
light.” And there stood a
solemn assembly encircled round about the sign of
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