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• 24 April 2026

Anti-Christian Soldier

Issue 3. Spring of 1998

Stewart gets his science on in Tweed’s final cut-and-paste issue with a cover diagram of the Krebs Cycle. Later that year he’d develop a new method of data encryption.

Stewart pushed Anti-Christian Soldier in a decidedly anti-religious direction while Bill countered with anti-feminist articles. Frustration ran high as the two feuded over differing beliefs. The issue is littered with small, sad untitled texts and illustrations, many directed at Kristin and Courtney. Lots of Ok Computer was playing in the background. A mutual addiction to The X-Files may account for the underlying theme of paranoia. Or perhaps it was Stewart’s evil step-monster and his marijuana cure.
The publication was streamlining. The authors were attempting (though happily failing) to grow up. Stewart began trading Tweed with zines across the United States as well as a few in Australia. He also started the first Tweed website, learning HTML on the fly. So concluded Stewart and Bill’s junior year of high school.

Issue Contents

• Tweed Policy
• Ways of Saying “Masturbation”
• Interestign Facts
• El Bucking Bronco
• Band Review: The Squat Thrusts
• Movie Reviews
• The Time of Dancing
• War is All Hell
• Anti-Radical-Right-Wing Page
• Re-Education
• Contagious Depression
• Band Review: Zero Chance
• Feminism: Give it a Rest
• Organ Stealing
• Why Models Suck
• Six Ways to Make People Like You
• Verse: Untitled
• Verse: The Indignation of a Suburban Boy
• Hydrogen Fueled Truck
• Calendar Events

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