Even racists distancing themselves from Lindstedt

Accused child molester Martin Lindstedt describes himself as a minister of the Church of the Sons of YHVH, but that group has expelled him from the ministerial ranks.
Morris Gulett, church leader, in a letter to his small flock, said, "I have been made aware that Martin Lindstedt, from a jail cell in Grandby (sic) Missouri, is writing and distributing some very disturbing ideas, such as and I quote, 'Prion Poisoning, which is the mass poisoning of wild game food sources. The skinning alive of prisoners and execution by slow torture and the gang rape of female whigger herd animals to use them as brooding stock.' "
Gulett added, "This letter is to make public that this (Lindstedt's status as a pastor in the church) is no longer the case. As of this moment, Martin Lindstedt's ordination as a pastor is null and void and his membership status with the Legion of Saints is revoked. I cannot in good conscience allow anyone who promotes such ungodly behavior and tactics to carry a valid Ordination Certificate that bears our church standard and my signature."
Gulett said he does not believe that Lindstedt is guilty of child molestation.
Gulett is no prize, either. He is an Aryan Nations leader, who was arrested in March 1997 for ramming a Dayton, Ohio, police department cruiser with his van. He served one year in prison for that act, following a plea agreement. He, like Lindstedt, is an avowed racist.
Lindstedt, before changing his address to the Newton County Jail in Neosho had been a perennial candidate for every office from U. S. Senate to Granby Municipal Judge, losing every time out. He also has filed numerous lawsuits against everyone from Governor Matt Blunt to Missouri Southern State College to the Jasper County Sheriff's Department.