On Commandments monument, he finds a pagan plot

[Khephra]

A week ago Sunday, somebody drove a white Jeep Cherokee over the curb in front of the Eagles Lodge in Anderson.

The Jeep then pushed over the 6-by-4-foot limestone marker bearing the Ten Commandments -- shattering it into about 12 chunks.

Déjà vu, anyone?

In Indiana, destroying or vandalizing the Ten Commandments has become almost as much a state pastime as downing Ding Dongs or attending tractor pulls.

If history is an indicator, the usual suspect in this caper would be Stephen M. Schroeder, 42, Indianapolis. Indeed, he did damage this particular marker five times when it was on the Statehouse lawn, refusing to pay a $2,500 fine on principle and serving 90 days in jail. But when contacted Monday about the Anderson attack, he pointed out he goes after offending markers on public grounds only. He was genuinely surprised, he said, to hear the news.

"I didn't even know they'd put it back up," said Schroeder, who describes himself as Christian, Protestant, anti-Catholic and anti-Mason. He's also an articulate, single-minded warehouse supervisor. His mission? To expose Indiana's role as the supreme "capital of pagan worship."

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http://www.indystar.com/articles/0/129814-4070-103.html

[GOPisEvil]

1. Hmmm...the whole "love thy neighbor" thing is lost on this guy.

Christian, protestant, anti-Catholic and anti-Mason. Yikes.

Yeah, when I think Pagan Worship, I think Indiana.

[DarkPhenyx]

2. Several years ago Toledo, OH was the occult capital...

...of the US. It has probably changed since then, but you never know.