The Satanic Temple Veterans’ Monument

Help The Satanic Temple (TST), the world’s most eminent modern Satanic religious organization, erect a Satanic monument on public grounds. The monument’s placement in the Belle Plaine, MN ‘remembrance park’ has already been approved by city officials. “While classical depictions of Genesis-inspired Satanic imagery and Romantic Literature-inspired Luciferian art can be found scattered worldwide,” TST’s spokesperson, Lucien Greaves states, “this will be the first Satanic monument erected by Satanists on public property.”

Donate toward the cost of constructing, shipping, installing, and maintaining this monument, and be a part of this historic first.

The path was paved for this historic event when Belle Plaine displayed a distinctly Christian veterans’ memorial in their ‘remembrance park.’ In response to claims that Belle Plaine was preferencing one religion over others, the 2-foot steel cross was removed. Some residents protested the removal and urged the City to find a legal means to bring back the statue. The City responded by opening the park as a “limited public forum” where anyone, including Satanists, are welcome to donate monuments of their own.

“The Belle Plaine city council was professional at all times. They adopted a clear set of guidelines which they adhered to. There was no push-back,” Greaves explained, “unlike some other localities where public office holders have wasted public funds in losing lawsuits, trying to gain unconstitutional exclusive privilege for their own prefered religious viewpoint. Belle Plaine recognized the legitimacy of our request and followed the law as it applies to public forums.”

The Satanic veterans’ monument, a black steel cube adorned on each side with a golden inverted pentagram and adorned at the top with an empty soldier’s helmet, is expected to be installed on park grounds within the next couple of months. The helmet, according to the monument’s designer, Chris Andres, can act as a bowl wherein remembrances and messages to the fallen may be placed in their honor.
While the placement of a satanic monument on public property is obviously notable, TST does not want to overshadow the monument’s purpose of honoring veterans. “We appreciate having the opportunity to pay respect to soldiers and to demonstrate that the liberties they defended, and that many died for — freedom of conscious, speech, religion, and assembly — were not fought for in vain,” Greaves stated.

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