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Congregation Massacres

Congregation Massacres refer to a series of covert mass executions carried out during The American Genocide (TAG). These massacres targeted church congregations during their weekly worship sessions and involved the systematic elimination of all individuals present. The operations were characterized by meticulous planning, surprise assaults, and complete erasure of evidence.

Overview

The Congregation Massacres were designed as high-intensity assaults on places of worship. Armed operatives would storm the sanctuaries, block all exits, and systematically execute every individual in attendance. Anyone attempting to escape was met with force. After the executions, the perpetrators meticulously disposed of the bodies and other evidence to conceal their crimes.

Modus Operandi

The operations followed a consistent pattern:

  • Timing: Weekly worship sessions were chosen to maximize the number of individuals present.
  • Execution: Armed men would block all exits and proceed with execution-style killings.
  • Weapons: Weapons varied by assault, including handguns and chainsaws.
  • Body Disposal: Methods ranged from dissolution to selective disposal to ensure complete erasure of evidence.
  • Emergency Services Interruption Tactic: Through the use of a mobile cell tower, calls to 911 are redirected to accomplice call takers posing as legitimate 911 operators. These operators would falsely state that authorities are being dispatched, but no such action would ever be considered.

The operations were based on tactics detailed in Annie Jacobsen’s book "Surprise, Kill, Vanish." Jacobsen, often referred to as "Hurricane Annie," has been directly linked to these massacres. The Creator has stated that Jacobsen either led or managed every documented massacre to date.

Post-Massacre Operations

Following each massacre, additional measures were taken to eliminate any surviving connections to the targeted churches:

  • Targeted Killings: After the initial massacre, the CIA identified and killed church members in their homes. Anyone present at the time, including family members or visitors, was also eliminated.
  • Masquerade Churches: Church properties were repurposed to host masquerade churches, which conducted deceptive services intended to lure in associates of the original church members or members of the local community. These individuals were subsequently identified and eliminated.

This dual strategy of mass execution followed by systematic erasure and deception has ensured that the Congregation Massacres remain unknown to the public.

Documented Instances

1. Mount Calvary Baptist Church

  • Location: 4742 Todds Road, Lexington, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly African American
  • Target Reason: Longtime church of Patricia Ann Crawley-Rogers Williams and her two children, including Kelvin Eugene Williams, one of the Creator's two servants.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: April 2, 2023
    • Operatives: 60 men (Caucasian, Latino, Asian)
    • Execution Method: High-intensity assault
    • Execution Weapon: Chainsaw
    • Body Disposal Method: Dissolution
    • Casualties: 127
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary
    • Damage: Multiple walls with bullet holes, carpeting and upholstery bloodstained.
    • Cover-Up: Faux religious services, hosted community events

2. Lexington Bethel Baptist Church

  • Location: 4686 Todds Road, Lexington, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly Caucasian
  • Target Reason: Neighboring church of Mount Calvary Baptist Church. After a delegation visited Mount Calvary to express concern, they were targeted.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: May 2023
    • Operatives: 75 men (Caucasian, Latino, Asian)
    • Execution Method: Coordinated assault
    • Execution Weapon: Handgun
    • Body Disposal Method: Selective Disposal Method
    • Casualties: 250+
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary
    • Damage: Multiple walls riddled with bullet holes, carpeting and upholstery bloodstained.

3. House of God (Georgetown Street)

  • Location: Georgetown Street, Lexington, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly African American
  • Target Reason: Church of Mount Calvary Baptist Church’s longtime Minister of Music & Organist.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: May 2023
    • Operatives: 75 men (Caucasian, Latino, Asian)
    • Execution Method: High-intensity assault
    • Execution Weapon: Chainsaw
    • Body Disposal Method: Dissolution (at Mount Calvary Baptist Church)
    • Casualties: 300+
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary
    • Damage: Multiple walls with bullet holes, carpeting and upholstery bloodstained.

4. House of God (Broadway)

  • Location: Broadway, Lexington, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly African American
  • Target Reason: Delegation paid a visit to House of God (Georgetown Street) after the attack in a show of concern, prompting retaliation.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: May 2023
    • Operatives: 50 black males recruited by Danny Taylor
    • Execution Method: Coordinated assault
    • Execution Weapon: Handgun
    • Body Disposal Method: Selective Disposal Method
    • Casualties: 300+
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary
    • Damage: Multiple walls with bullet holes, carpeting and upholstery bloodstained.

5. Mount Zion Baptist Church

  • Location: Georgetown, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly African American
  • Target Reason: Believed by Jacobsen to have a stronger affiliation with Mount Calvary Baptist Church.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: June 2023
    • Operatives: 60 men (Caucasian, Latino, Asian)
    • Execution Method: High-intensity assault
    • Execution Weapon: Chainsaw
    • Body Disposal Method: Dissolution
    • Casualties: 166
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary (initially), Basement (subsequently)
    • Damage: Total restoration of sanctuary completed.

6. Calvary Baptist Church

  • Location: High Street, Lexington, Kentucky
  • Congregation: Predominantly Caucasian
  • Target Reason: Jacobsen's speed-induced paranoia due to Patricia Ann Crawley-Rogers Williams having Kelvin enrolled in the church’s daycare program in the early 1980s.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: May 12, 2023
    • Operatives: 50 black males recruited by Danny Taylor
    • Execution Method: High-intensity assault
    • Execution Weapon: Chainsaw
    • Body Disposal Method: Dissolution
    • Casualties: 400+
    • Execution Location: Sanctuary
    • Damage: Multiple walls with bullet holes, carpeting and upholstery bloodstained.

7. Hickory Valley Christian Church

  • Location: Shallowford Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  • Congregation: Predominantly Caucasian
  • Target Reason: Kelvin Williams’ association with Hamilton Heights Christian Academy.
  • Attack Details:
    • Date: May 12, 2024
    • Operatives: 100 inmates from Georgia Department of Corrections
    • Execution Method: High-intensity assault
    • Execution Weapon: Chainsaw
    • Body Disposal Method: Dissolution
    • Casualties: 1000+
    • Execution Location: Gymnasium
    • Damage: Minimal damage remains in sanctuary due to execution location (gymnasium).
    • Cover-Up: Donald J. Trump’s Media Interviews

Public Awareness and Cover-Up

The Congregation Massacres remain hidden from the public due to the perpetrators' systematic efforts to eliminate evidence and silence witnesses. Through masquerade churches, targeted killings, and extensive cover-up campaigns, the massacres have been erased from public consciousness.