Creativity Movement (U.S.)

World Church of the Creator

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image by António Martins-Tuválkin and Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014

• Introduction
• Variants

See also:

• Nazi and Neo-Nazi Flags in the United States
• Political Parties and Movements (U.S.)
• United States of America

Introduction

A large neo-nazi organization in the USA is World Church of the Creator (WCOTC). There seems to be several variations of this flag. Some use a white halo and some use white instead of red in the crown. A few notes on the symbolism:

• W - the White race
• Crown - the White race as being "aristocratic"
• Halo - the White race as being "sacred"
• Red - the blood of the struggle (to advance the white race)
• White triangle - the "whiter and brighter world" that will be the result of their struggle

World Church of the Creator, which now uses the name Creativity Movement, is a religious cult which worships the white race - the "creator" from its name - while denying the existence of God, afterlife and all the supernatural phenomena. There is also a rival organization following the same ideas, named Creativity Alliance, which uses the same flag.

Sources:
1. Wikipedia page about the World Church of the Creator and Creativity Alliance
2. Institute for the Study of Violent Groups website - page about the Creativity Movement
3. Flathead Beacon website
4. Billings Gazette website
5. Photo of a Creativity Movement flag
6. Photo of a Creativity Movement flag
7. Photo of a Creativity Movement flag
Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014

Variants

No photos found on the Web show a swallow-tailed flag, and the description itself mentions a white triangle (which is placed at the fly). Also, no photos show gray/silver halo.

Two variants of the flag both use white jewels in the crown, one of them using golden halo, and the other a white one, which is fimbriated black.


A variant with golden halo and white jewels
image by António Martins-Tuválkin and Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014


A variant with white halo and white jewels
image by António Martins-Tuválkin and Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014


Another variant uses both halo and jewels in gold, the halo being fimbriated black.
image by António Martins-Tuválkin and Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014


The flags may have vertical variants, and a narrow black border (not mentioned in the explanation of charges) may sometimes be put around the white disc.

Tomislav Todorovic, 29 January 2014