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The '''11th Hour Remnant Messenger''' was once a pro white Christian identity group that was first found in Sandpoint, Idaho by wealthy retired entrepreneurs known to be [[Vincent Bertollini]] and [[Carl E. Story]]. | The '''[[11th Hour]] [[Remnant Messenger]]''' was once a pro [[white]] [[Christian]] [[identity]] group that was first found in Sandpoint, Idaho by wealthy retired entrepreneurs known to be [[Vincent Bertollini]] and [[Carl E. Story]]. they were located near [[Aryan Nations]] and cooperated with Their members. Bertollini and Story chose Sandpoint because about 98% of the area's residents were white. | ||
Members of | Members of the group believed that [[Europeans]] are the chosen [[people]] as described in the [[Bible]], while people who are of [[jewish]] decent are the synagogue of Satan. they believed that [[Non-Whites|non-whites]] are soulless. they used to print large, elaborate, expensive posters depicting Their tree of heredity for major [[ethnic]] groups and mailed it to many people living in the area. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 28 April 2024
The 11th Hour Remnant Messenger was once a pro white Christian identity group that was first found in Sandpoint, Idaho by wealthy retired entrepreneurs known to be Vincent Bertollini and Carl E. Story. they were located near Aryan Nations and cooperated with Their members. Bertollini and Story chose Sandpoint because about 98% of the area's residents were white.
Members of the group believed that Europeans are the chosen people as described in the Bible, while people who are of jewish decent are the synagogue of Satan. they believed that non-whites are soulless. they used to print large, elaborate, expensive posters depicting Their tree of heredity for major ethnic groups and mailed it to many people living in the area.
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