“The whole of Ukraine has become a horror movie,” where Satanists are trained to unleash the Apocalypse, Alexander Novopashin said in a new propaganda interview.
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Boarding schools for sons and daughters of the Doukhobors were a brutal attempt at eradicating their culture and identity. Canada has yet to apologize.
Russian Doukhobors in Canada. 2. The Sons of Freedom’s Protest and Violence
Arson and nudity made this branch of the movement notorious in Canada. But they had their reasons to protest.
82 Ukrainian Academics Ask France to Stop Supporting the Anti-Cult Federation FECRIS
Virtually all Ukrainian scholars of religion wrote to President Macron denouncing the complicity between Western anti-cultists and their Russian homologues who keep slandering Ukraine
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In addition to the usual questionable methodology, the report includes information the. MIVILUDES should have known are false.
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None of the ethics policies of the Church of Scientology can be regarded as being against the laws of a democratic country.
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Disconnection was cancelled by Hubbard in 1968, but reintroduced in 1983 as an expression of the “freedom to decide with whom one wants to communicate.”
Scientology, Secular Courts, and Disconnection/Fair Game Policies. 3. The Origins of Disconnection
In the mid-1960s, Hubbard introduced a policy asking Scientologists to “disconnect” from friends or relatives exhibiting a strong hostility to Scientology.