Thread: Tempe pastor: Border Patrol beat him at checkpoint

Steve Anderson is a man with a lot of energy.

He’s the proud father of five children, a small business owner who travels about three days a week to California, and a pastor for Faithful Word Baptist Church in Tempe.

His wife Zsuzsanna is a housewife who also home schools their children.

The 27-year-old lived a quiet life, that’s until he posted a controversial video on YouTube.

While sitting in his church, his wife’s hand on the record button, Anderson delivers a harrowing account of a recent encounter at a Border Patrol checkpoint in Arizona.

With large red marks across his forehead, he said after refusing to answer a Border Patrol agent’s questions, they called in the Department of Public Safety to arrest him.

He said they broke the windows, deployed a stun gun on him several times, and then smashed his head into the broken glass.

He was subsequently arrested.

At his Tempe home, he showed off several pieces of bloodstained clothing and several marks from Taser prongs on his stomach and arm.

He admits to refusing to answer the Border Patrol agent’s questions and his reason is simple.

He argues that our forefathers who drafted the Constitution wrote the 4th and 5th amendments in order to protect us from becoming a “totalitarian governmentâ€

Border Patrol Goons Beat Baptist Pastor

Untrue allegations of 'drugs or a human being' in his car earn American a beating

by OfficialWire NewsDesk


SAN DIEGO, CA — (OfficialWire) — 04/17/09 — Driving from San Diego, California to Phoenix, Arizona Pastor Steven Anderson experiences a vision of the future of America.


Watch this video first...

Then listen to this audio...

Pastor Anderson poses the question: How many men and women died to give Americans their rights and freedom? Sadly, it only took the deaths of just 3,000 to take that freedom away.

Wake up America!


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This so-called man of God is fake. When Jesus was asked at the temple if the people should continue to pay the un-fair taxes, Jesus answered “Give unto Cesar what is Cesar's give unto God what is God’s’. In other words, Jesus expected his followers to respect the laws of the country where they lived while following in their heart the spiritual laws of God.

Also this so-called fake man of God manipulated this scene to try to draw sympathy to the cause of bringing down the borders. He disobeyed the laws of our country and he got what he deserved. This fake man of God is putting the American people in jeopardy to further his obvious agenda of Amnesty and open borders.

America has every right to keep illegals from coming into their country and collecting welfare, bringing in crime and disease. And taking American jobs and using the welfare and social system to extort goods and services. The border check points protect the civil liberites of the American people.

This fake man of God has committed a great sin against the American people and he used God's name ( by virtue of his position in the church) to do it.

I'm having a hard time believing this story. I think this guy got what he deserved. This might be a stunt to get attention too.

You go into the border zone to pick up drugs, to smuggle illegal aliens, transfer cash...

A terrorist would not answer the quesitons either.

Dixie