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a spinoff of the moonies and which worships with AR-15s has purchased 130 acres on a mountaintop in Tennessee which they intend to turn into a "training center."
they carry their automatic weapons into church, wear bright pink and white ceremonial robes, crowns (sometimes made out of bullets), and give thanks to 'god' for their weapons as a 'god-given right to protect themselves from the satanic and communist government influences'. They've a place up in Pennsylvania, too.
i trust the defense and intelligence people have these cults under observation
https://globalupfront.com/2021/10/1...ds-buys-giant-mountain-property-in-tennessee/The latest property acquisition is more evidence that Pastor Hyung Jin “Sean” Moon, a fervent conspiracy theorist and son of an accused cult leader, is determined to expand his reach into the American Heartland.
Moon’s congregation, Rod of Iron Ministries, also known as The World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, is a gun-centric spinoff of the much larger Unification Church, founded by his late father, the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, a self-proclaimed messiah and businessman whose followers were famously known as “Moonies.” The younger Moon, who also goes by “The Second King,” split from the main church amid a dramatic falling-out with his mother about who, between the two of them, was the rightful heir to his father’s empire.
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Sean and Justin Moon, plus other senior church officials, were also at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, and posted videos of themselves emerging from clouds of tear gas. Sean has also courted fringe MAGA-world figures; this weekend, the annual Rod of Iron Freedom Fest at the Kahr Arms headquarters in Greeley will include speakers such as former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, ex–NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch, far-right Proud Boy ally Joey Gibson, and GOP congressional candidate Teddy Daniels.
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In May, VICE News reported that the church had recently acquired a 40-acre property in Texas, a campground on a river, which they’d dubbed “Liberty Rock” and which was partially financed by Kook-jin, according to one of Moon’s sermons. https://oembed.vice.com/6k4Lyr8
The campground in Texas, known locally as “Running Branch Camp and Marina,” came equipped with a general store, fishing equipment, an industrial kitchen, RV hook-ups, cabins, and camping sites. Moon said the goal of the property, which cost $1 million, was to provide a sanctuary to the church’s “patriots” from the impending war with the “deep state.”
Operations there are now up and running, and it remains open to the general public. According to an Instagram account managed by two church members, they’ve recently hoisted a giant Trump 2024 flag on the property, which they’ve dubbed “Trump Tower.”
they carry their automatic weapons into church, wear bright pink and white ceremonial robes, crowns (sometimes made out of bullets), and give thanks to 'god' for their weapons as a 'god-given right to protect themselves from the satanic and communist government influences'. They've a place up in Pennsylvania, too.
i trust the defense and intelligence people have these cults under observation
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