The Iowa Satan Tea Party

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Fans of American history will have marked an important anniversary. Two hundred and fifty years ago last week, American Patriots barged into a shrine to Satan near the Boston harbor and threw the goat-shaped idol into the harbor. The Stream ran a piece by historian Gary Smith on this famous incident just a few days ago. The Boston Satanic Idol Party provoked sharp repression by the British Parliament, whose fierce acts of retribution helped goad fence-sitting colonists into supporting American independence.

Okay, I was kidding a little. The Boston Patriots in fact dumped British-owned tea into the harbor, to protest a British-taxed monopoly granted by the Crown to the wicked, slave-driving British East India Company over the 13 colonies. That tax, if colonists had complied with it, would have established a legal precedent for Britain to directly the tax Americans without representation. Had the Brits instead been displaying a statue of Satan, modern-day Christians such as Jenna Ellis would condemn the colonists for plunging it into the water.

Here’s what really happened, according to the Republic-Sentinel:

Michael Cassidy, a Christian and former military officer, tore down and beheaded a Satanist altar erected in the Iowa Capitol as the display provoked nationwide controversy, The Sentinel has exclusively learned.

Members of the Satanic Temple of Iowa recently received permission to install the exhibit, which included a statue depicting the idol Baphomet holding a pentacle and surrounded by candles, on the first floor of the Iowa Capitol near displays of the Nativity. Cassidy pushed over and decapitated the statue before he discarded the head in a trash can.

Attorney Jenna Ellis was last seen impersonating Christine Blasey Ford, going over and above the terms of her plea deal with Georgia to throw Donald Trump and his team under a prison bus, then backing the bus over them just to be on the safe side. Continue reading…