Church of the Promised Land

[Herman van Houten]

Question to American specialists in Christian Identity

(This is a purely technical question of me and other Dutch/Flemish White Nationalists because of various newsreports in Dutch and Belgian/Flemish media. I do NOT want to intrude in a sub-forum that is clearly not my philosophical cup of tea, or futher commend in this section on the Christian Identity believes. If it is felt that this question belongs more properly in the general Theology section, please move it there, but I think in this particular sub-forum there must at least be some people who can give further information.)

On Dutch TV (in the Netherlands), in Dutch media and in the Belgian/Flemish newsmedia recently there is a report about one Anna Meijerink, a woman of about 40 years of age who has written a book with serveral claims. Anna Meijerink is presented as a woman of Dutch origin who lived some time in Mechelen/Malines in Belgium/Flanders, but emigrated to the USA to marry a man with whom she had several children. They were, according to her, members of a certain Church of the Promised Land that is alledgedly part of the broader Christian Identity movement.

The Dutch & Flemish media make no notice of the wide variety of Christian Identity groups, and speak of one Abraham Witherspoon as THE leader of Christian Identity (a claim that is off course impossible), but identify his group as "Church of the Promised Land", located in Missouri and maybe also in other states. Anna Meijerink alledges to have gone trough a horrible marriage with the son of Abraham Witherspoon, who is portrayed as a bisexual pedophile who abused her children sexualy as well as beating them. Anna Meijerink is now located, according to the press, somewere in the region of Amsterdam in Holland. Her book "Vlucht uit het land van de vrijheid. Mijn leven in een rechts-religieuze sekte/Escape from the land of freedom. My life in a rightwing religious cult" is sold at 16.95 euro.

In view of the cases of Binjamin Wilkomirski, Regina Louf and Laurel Rose Wilson the first question that comes up : "Do or did Abraham Witherspoon and the Church of the Promised Land actually exist, and if they do, are they actually Christian Identity, or rather Mormon, as the name Witherspoon comes up with Google almost exclusively in connection to Mormons?". Do the Dutch & Flemish media than make the mistake of mingling Fundamentalist Mormons (who are often White Separatists) with Christian Identity? If the story of Anna Meijerink has a kernel of truth or some basis in fact, what are the facts? Please inform me and other interested Dutch & Flemish Stormfronters.

A message copied from Stormfront. It looks like the dutch/belgian ZOGmedia is making up stories just as american ZOG-TV does.

But just to be sure, I am asking if someone knows more about this case. It would be useful to have more proof that ZOG is making up stories.