God, Guns & Gays - the Christian right in Arkansas reasserts the cliche. Churches lead a massive campaign to ban homosexuals from adopting children. 350,000 bulletin inserts are distributed by right-wing churches throughout the state. The ban, Initiative 1 is passed.

Conservative Christian evangelist Lou Engle finds hidden prophecy in the children's book "Horton Hears a Who".

On November 1, 2008, I attended The Call -- a rally organized by Lou Engle at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium -- attended by 33,000 (according to organizer estimates) over a twelve hour period. Citing the state's "fog of Jezebel confusion," Engle organized this incarnation of The Call to support Proposition 8, a California ballot proposition that would ban same-sex marriage in the state.

During the event, Engle warned that the decadence in the state "will release a spirit that is more demonic than Islam." The Call is a large-scale traveling revival meeting that purports to offer participants an edifying day of fasting and prayer away from the temptations of secular culture. My documentation of the event can be seen in this video.

The "call" of the title was to spiritual warfare -- to "break the 40-year Berkeley rebellion" (a reference to what they see as the rampant spread of secular values following the Berkeley protests of the 1960s) and to cleanse the city of San Francisco. Engle's apocalyptic battle cry, "As California goes, so goes the nation" was the underlying theme of the event -- if the "sanctity of marriage" falls in the trendsetting state of California, the nation won't be far behind. The crowd was reminded by Engle, James Dobson, Tony Perkins and others of a Christian right maxim: the traditional family structure forms the foundation of a Godly society and to undermine it is to join forces with the Antichrist.

Max Blumenthal has more on the man behind Prop 8.

Excerpts from the upcoming nonfiction film SILHOUETTE CITY - an investigation of apocalyptic Christian nationalism.

Expurgated documentation of Pastor Rod Parsley's performance at the Azusa Street Centennial in Los Angeles.

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An underground history of Queen Esther of the North -- the Christian supremacist leader of Alaska.

Brought to you by Social Satisfaction.  Collaboration with Max Blumenthal.

An attempt to join a meeting of the Council for National Policy is met with resistance. This is the only known video documentation of the CNP - a highly-secretive right-wing organization that meets twice-yearly to discuss conservative movement priorities. In September 2008, the CNP approved the selection of Sarah Palin to run as McCain's VP. The CNP was founded in 1981 by Tim Lahaye.

Trailer for the film Silhouette City. Apocalyptic Christian supremacism from the fever swamps to the mainstream.