1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Oh, what a fucking BS I said.

If Her Highness the Saint doesn't have us in her heart, then where will our jobs, our brand new uniforms, and our bread and milk come from?

Chuntian stepped onto the platform and just casually pressed his hand, and the huge roar stopped immediately, but the fanaticism in the eyes of the veterans did not diminish in the slightest.

To be honest, even though it was not the first time Roosevelt and some core members of the God's People's Party had seen this scene, they were still shocked.

This kind of terrifying prestige and appeal is unprecedented since the founding of the United States, right?

president?

Oh, does it matter who becomes president?

Does it matter whether you have the title of president or not?

Thinking of this, those who boasted of having "followed the dragon" all puffed out their chests.

At this time, Chuntian looked at the thousands of fully armed soldiers below the stage and spoke softly:

“My brothers and...”

With just these words, wild cheers rang out again, louder than any previous one!

Haruta had to clap his palms hard in front of the "microphone" to make a noise to suppress the clamor, and then he cursed:

"You bastards deserve my pointy boots! Shut up! Do you want me to talk anymore?!"

The audience was stunned for a few seconds, then burst into knowing laughter, and then quickly quieted down.

From the very beginning, Miss Haruta was not the traditional "Christian saint"—the kind of distant, untouchable, and unapproachable figure in oil paintings.

On the contrary, many veterans are concerned about the "Washington wage war"

The sentence "Feel inside your crotch to see if you still have eggs" is very memorable;

However, Miss Springfield was also a saint in the traditional sense of that time. Her noble character and profound knowledge had long spread throughout the United States and was revered by people.

Therefore, this kind of vulgar language will not arouse the disgust of the veterans, but will make people feel closer to Her Highness the Saint and make their blood boil.

"Well, my brothers and sisters, thank you for your hard work during this period of time in order to expel evil and purify our faith!"

"It's not hard! It's not hard! It's not hard!"

Traveling all over the United States and being invited to attend the conference was certainly physically tiring, but mentally it was not tiring at all.

On the one hand, this is a fight for Miss Springfield and their beliefs. On the other hand, Mark Company provides enough "travel expenses" so that everyone has nothing to worry about.

What's the hard work?

Although they were full of energy and didn't feel tired at all, everyone was still very happy to hear Springfield on the stage commending and summarizing what they had done during this period.

That is a supreme honor.

After summarizing the recent achievements of the veterans and police officers, Chuntian's tone quickly darkened:

"...So, please join me in praying for those in the United States, in China, and around the world who are suffering from this kind of religious persecution."

The warm atmosphere was somewhat dampened, and everyone lowered their heads.

Those who can come to this venue have witnessed those heinous crimes with their own eyes.

The military discipline of the US military is indeed generally poor. Most veterans may not be good people in the traditional sense, but compared to those bastards, they can be called saints.

Moreover, before entering Mark Company, everyone was required to swear an oath before Her Highness the Saint, confess their mistakes, and say goodbye to the past;

Otherwise, if they make a mistake in the future or are found to have something left unexplained, what awaits them is not just severe punishment under the law, but something even more terrifying.

After praying for a while, Haruta slowly spoke:

"...In fact, before these cruel things happened, I knew that there was a big problem with the religion we believed in. The religious system dominated by the Vatican and the chaotic state of Protestantism were both in a state of such bad order. Change was urgently needed..."

There was a buzz from the audience, but no one was surprised, and no one objected. The Reformation, after all, was nothing surprising.

Actually, Christianity has not always been the legendary "I will burn anyone who says anything bad about me at the stake" type;

At least, before the rise of Islam, the Catholic Church was quite tolerant of criticism from its own factions and believers.

Not only the noble priests of high status, but also the peasants who "spread heresy" were let off lightly in many cases.

This is especially true for Protestantism, which was born under the banner of reform and came to the "lawless land" of the American continent.

So, everyone has more or less heard about the "Reformation", or even experienced it personally.

Now, has Her Highness the Saint finally raised the banner of "Reformation"?

Well, she is indeed qualified, and what has happened recently is indeed worthy of her speaking up.

Chuntian criticized the shortcomings of both Catholicism and Protestantism in a not-so-subtle but not-so-harsh way, and then changed the subject:

"Before, for the rise of the United States and for the integration of the American nation, I once said that I have a dream. I have many dreams. Today, I also want to briefly talk about my dream about our faith..."

The veterans pricked up their ears to listen to the "holy teachings", while Roosevelt and his men quickly picked up their notebooks.

This was the first time that Ms. Haruta publicly disclosed her religious beliefs. It was very important and signified the future direction of everyone's work.

"I dream that one day everyone will be freed from the shackles of religious elements, and that Christ's salvation will manifest itself in the liberation of human history. Knowing Christ is not just about talking about it, but about following Christ through action..."

The first sentence shocked everyone. What the hell?

Let’s not talk about the latter part for now, but the former part…liberation from…the bondage…of religion…?? Huh?

Only Roosevelt looked calm.

Hey, listen carefully, Ms. Field is talking about "religious elements"! The main point is "no church"!

In other words, she officially "declared war" on the Vatican and even the Protestant Church! It sounds scary, but compared with the "cleansing war" against almost all religions and sects in the United States during this period, it is nothing.

Before the battle, Roosevelt even advised that since the battle had begun, we should fight hard!

Moreover, the original Protestant philosophy was "to despise the Church and to value the individual." It was simply a matter of inheritance and development.

Basic operation, don't panic.

Sure enough, the next sentence still emphasizes this point:

"I dream of a day when people realize that the Church's role is to be a prophet and a denouncer of injustice, to preach the gospel to the poor and oppressed, to reach the people, rather than to dictate from a high place..."

Here is the prelude to Miss Springfield's plan to establish a new church.

This new church is different from traditional Catholicism and Protestantism, which has been around for hundreds of years. Instead, it is a further development based on many new denominations in the United States, such as Protestantism.

It will be a society that values ​​practice over theory, practice over orthodoxy, and transforming the world over reflecting it.

Sounds familiar, right?

If someone from a later generation who has studied religion and Marxism were to do so, he would probably recognize it immediately:

Isn't this the fucking Liberation Cult?

It originated in the 1960s, in the extremely poor Latin America, and was slightly modified by Springfield, or more accurately, by Mark, based on various random things, and brought to the United States in the early 1930s;

At this time, if Miss Haruta puts it forward again, the suppression of Catholicism will never have the same significant effect as in the previous life.

Maybe the more they suppress it, the more people will believe in Liberationism.

Because the "doctrine" it puts forward is really too appealing to most ordinary people!

For example:

"I have a dream: a prosperous country, a revitalized nation, a stable society, and happy people..."

For example:

"I have a dream: everyone works only eight hours a day, has fun on Saturdays and Sundays, and can support themselves and their families through hard work and effort..."

For example:

"I have a dream, that the world can unite under a flag that belongs to mankind, rushing towards the moon, rushing towards the universe, rushing towards the future..."

So spotted.

In the United States, who wouldn't be moved and support such rhetoric (except for capitalists, who are not human beings)?

No matter whether the dream is big or small, far away or near, global or personal, based in the present or looking to the future, it is undoubtedly extremely positive and inspiring.

That is what human beings should be like; even if it is covered with a layer of religion;

No, it would be better to say that, covered with the skin of religion, it can actually unite more people in the United States.

You can tell from the excited faces and cheers of the soldiers, police and onlookers in the stands.

Even Roosevelt, who had already heard the theory from Springfield, had to hold on to the armrests of his chair tightly to prevent himself from shouting out excitedly like a child.

However, Mr. Roosevelt soon broke down. "My dear brothers and sisters!"

Chuntian raised his right hand high, clenched it into a fist, and shouted loudly:

"Are you willing to join me and use our hands to realize these dreams?!"

“YES! YES! YES!!!”

"Are you willing to follow me until the end of my life?!" "YES! YES! YES!!!"

"Will you hold my hand and walk into the future with me?!" "YES! YES! YES!!!"

Mr. Roosevelt followed the crowd in waving his fists, puffing air out of his chest and roaring desperately.

Fortunately, this is an open space, otherwise the roof might have been blown off. Then, I don’t know who started it:

“YES! Field!”

Before long, this was the only sound left at the scene, and quite a number of people raised their right hands at a 45-degree angle upwards, saluting Springfield with the "American Roman salute," which was very similar to the Nazi salute.

Maybe he heard about what happened in Shanghai? Even though Chuntian was usually calm, he almost couldn't hold it in.

Why don't you guys yell "Hiel! Field!"? But, given the atmosphere... Hitler?

Hitler's speeches are shit!

To be fair, Hitler's personal image, speaking skills and charisma were actually quite average.

But the problem is that he perfectly hit the pain points of the German people.

Let's put it this way, suppose you are an ordinary German, facing the reality that a loaf of bread costs 50 marks and you can't afford it;

Someone told you that we must admit our mistakes, we must persevere, and we must work hard to pay our debts and atone for our sins;

Another person tells you, we want bread, we want to work, we want to survive, we want to live better;

Who do you choose?

This is why Hitler could draw crowds of people whenever he spoke. What about Springfield?

A top beauty, a fighting goddess, a religious representative, a learned man, an incarnation of miracles...she can beat Hitler in every aspect.

In addition, she also addressed the pain points of the people, so it is not surprising that she received such support.

After the atmosphere finally calmed down a bit, Haruta finally revealed his purpose: "...I hereby officially declare that the People's Church of God is established today!!" "Ohh ...

Although many people knew nothing about the specifics of this new sect, they cheered and rejoiced without hesitation, following Miss Chuntian in reciting the oath of membership that future generations of Communist Party members would surely be familiar with:

"I voluntarily join the Christian Church of God, uphold the church's principles, abide by the church's charter, fulfill the church's obligations, and strictly observe the church's discipline..."

Program?

Articles of Association?

obligation?

discipline?

Is there a Pope?

Is there a Vatican?

Is there any doctrine?

unimportant!

Since it was founded by Miss Springfield, there must be no problem!

Almost instantly, the "Church of God's People" gained tens of thousands of followers, and there will be more in the future.

At present, the faith of these believers is still basically placed on the saint Chuntian, but it doesn’t matter, it will change slowly.

After settling a matter that was neither big nor small, Chuntian turned her attention back to her most steadfast believers and supporters:

“My brothers…”