Fire destroys church owned by white supremacist in North Dakota

Fire destroys church owned by white supremacist in North Dakota Fire crushes church possessed by racial oppressor in North Dakota Racial oppressor Craig Cobb is recorded on the deed of the Zion Lutheran Church in Nome, North Dakota, CNN offshoot KVRR detailed. The Barnes County Sheriff's Office told the offshoot that it got reports about the fire Wednesday evening, yet when firefighters touched base at the scene, the congregation was inundated on fire. Cobb purchased the congregation this year, as indicated by the associate. It's indistinct whether he lived in the congregation. Jill Pederson, who took a photograph of the blazes gulping the congregation, experienced childhood in Nome and went to the congregation. "My mother would clean it consistently and I would follow along and get up there and put on a show to lecture an undetectable group," Pederson told CNN. "In a little group you are all family and that congregation kept everybody associated somehow and that is the thing that will be remembered fondly the most." The reason for the fire was not quickly clear. Racial oppressor sees