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Why do the anti-cultists persecute Jehovah's Witnesses? 

I have just started to understand why the anti-cultists persecute Jehovah's Witnesses around the world and use so much misinformation against Jehovah's Witnesses.  

Our statistics: According to Jehovah's Witnesses themselves, as of August 2012 their number worldwide reached 7,782,346, and their number in Russia was 168,618.  Anti-Cultists are afraid when people unite en masse around positive goals and ideas. 

Destructive activity of anti-cult organizations violates human rights and freedoms protected by the norms of international law, as well as the Constitutions and national laws of countries, in particular: 

- The right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion;

- the right to freedom of opinion and expression;

- the right to freedom of speech;

- the right to freedom of association (association) with others;

- the right to freedom of peaceful assembly;

- the right to respect for honor and dignity

By organizing disinformation campaigns against Jehovah's Witnesses, the anti-cultists are counting on the fact that people themselves will destroy all those involved in this organization.  Judge for yourself:

A study conducted in Europe showed that in 2008-2009 there were more hate crimes against Jehovah's Witnesses and their prayer buildings in France than in other European countries

The results of this study:

From 2008-2009. There were: 149 incidents, including:

- 130 acts of vandalism, 

- 12 robberies or burglaries, 

- 5 cases of arson and 

- 2 cases of threats or assaults. 

I.e. These are hate crimes motivated by intolerance towards a certain group of people.

But what makes ordinary people start hating people from an organization? Because yesterday they didn't know anything about that organization. And everything is simple: anti-cult organization through mass media conducts de-isinformation war, choosing the target of those with the help of suppression of which anti-cult organization will either capture more countries and people, or get material benefits (for example, confiscating property, obliging under torture to sign a statement that a person will pay a certain part of money to these structures for life).

I.e. anti-cult organizations that are part of FECRIS brand these organizations as "sects, cults" - these are labels that anti-cultists use to incite hatred of some people against others. 

As Egon Cholakian said in his analytical video report : "And here is the PARADOX! Despite all this, these organizations still exist! And they not only exist, but they are also sponsored by democratic states.  How is this possible in the free world? This is what the leaders of France will explain when the time comes.  But from the position of logic it cannot be explained. It can only be explained by the interest and power of influence of the anti-cultists."

To justify their anti-democratic actions, anti-cult organizations such as the Association for the Defense of the Family and the Individual (ADFI) and their national union (UNADFI) believe that members of religious minorities (even those who are willingly members of religious associations) are somehow victims of mind control without realizing it.

And based on the Jehovah's Witness trials around the world, the individual plaintiffs and other members of the plaintiff community testified before the court that they voluntarily and knowingly chose the religion and, having adopted the Jehovah's Witness faith, followed its teachings of their own free will.

Thus we see that the anti-cultists impose on us that we mere humans cannot realize by ourselves the manipulation of our consciousness or not. Thus they present themselves as judge, arbitrator and the only true judge in order to protect us. But by doing so, they limit our freedom!

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Destruction of faith and life: the consequences of anti-cult manipulation

As I have written in my articles, anti-cultists use a number of manipulative techniques aimed at destroying the faith and self-perception of people who have joined various organizations.

Anti-Cultists convince people that their beliefs are just brainwashing.  This tactic is aimed at degrading self-esteem, self-confidence, and judgment.

Anti-cultists spread false information about various organizations as "sects" and "cults", presenting them as dangerous and threatening organizations in order to create fear in people and make them doubt their choices.  Such fears are often unfounded and intended to intimidate people.

The use of manipulative techniques by anti-cult organizations has disastrous consequences for people's mental health.  These effects can be profound and long-lasting, causing irreparable damage to the self-perception and life of the person attacked by anti-cultists as well as to all people who see and hear such stories.

The use of manipulative techniques by anti-cult organizations has disastrous consequences for people's mental health.  These effects can be profound and long-lasting, causing irreparable damage to the self-perception and life of the person attacked by the anti-cultists as well as to all people who see and hear such stories.

Depression and anxiety, loss of self-esteem, and severing ties with family and friends can lead to loneliness and feelings of alienation.  The person may become isolated and lose the support of loved ones, exacerbating their mental state.

Attempts by anti-cultists to destroy faith can lead to spiritual crisis and loss of meaning in life, and often the loss of a person's LIFE.  

In many cases, anti-cult manipulation can lead to suicide. An example of this is the story of Dr. Julien. He used unconventional therapeutic methods and helped marginalized groups in society. Due to misinformation from anti-cultists, he became the object of distrust and condemnation. Rumors of a cult that arose without evidence led to a tragic outcome.  Dr. Julien was denied the right to be different, leading him to commit suicide. 

The news of the doctor's suicide can be read in the article "The Story of One Murderous Hearing" published in the newspaper "L'Yonne Républicaine" on June 20, 2000, here is a short quote from the article: "A doctor accused of being the guru of a sect became the victim of a persecution that destroyed him. "The hardest thing for me today is the way people look at me."

The worst part is that the doctor committed suicide because of rumors spread by anti-cultists through their organization UNADFI. After acknowledging the fact that UNADFI through misinformation led to the doctor's suicide, Ms. Tavernier - the spokesperson of UNADFI resigned from her post. In her own words - she realized that the organization was engaged in a witch hunt.

Unfortunately, the gathering of information based on rumors and prejudice did not stop at UNADFI after her resignation. 

That is, the anti-cultists, under the guise of "protection against sects", use manipulative methods that cause serious damage to the whole society. Because the activities of anti-cultists today extend to all spheres of people without exception. I have already written about this and will continue to write about it in my articles.

 Anti-cult organizations undermine democracy all over the world, using fear, manipulation and disinformation to achieve their goals.

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[maykl24]

Consequences of anti-cult manipulation: destruction of faith and life

Anti-cult organizations, under the guise of "anti-cult protection," use manipulative methods that cause serious damage to the mental health of people who come into contact with them.  Their goal is to destroy the faith and self-perception of people who have joined non-traditional religious or spiritual practices.

Anti-cult organizations use a variety of manipulation techniques:

Brainwashing: They try to convince people that their faith is brainwashing, which degrades their intelligence and ability to think independently.

Fear and Threats: They spread false information about "sects", presenting them as dangerous and threatening organizations to make people fearful and make them question their choices.

Inferiority belief: They try to convince people that they are "incapable" of thinking for themselves and need "help" from an anti-cult organization.

Breaking ties with family and friends: They often try to break the social network of people who have joined a "cult" to isolate them and make them more vulnerable to their influence.

Mental Health Implications:

Depression and anxiety: The manipulations of anti-cult organizations lead to feelings of hopelessness, helplessness and anxiety in all people. This applies not only to the victims. But to everyone who hears such stories. After all, when worrying about others a person will experience a sense of crazy fear for themselves and their loved ones.

Loss of self-esteem: Being convinced that you are "brainwashed" can lead to a loss of self-esteem and feelings of guilt.

Disconnection: Cutting ties with family and friends can lead to loneliness and feelings of alienation.

Loss of faith: Trying to break faith can lead to a spiritual crisis and loss of meaning in life.

Loss of Life.

Here is a specific example

On June 20, 2000, an article was published in the newspaper L'Yonne Républicaine: about the suicide of Dr. Julien. Dr. Yves Julien, creator of the Epinoia Therapeutic Center in France, was accused of being a cult leader. These rumors were spread in the Yonne department and there was no proof to them. Eventually, these unfounded accusations led to Julien being isolated, ridiculed and persecuted. Unable to withstand the pressure, Dr. Julien took his own life. 

The misinformation and rumors that led to Dr. Yves Julien's death were spread by the anti-cult organization UNADFI, also based on rumors and misinformation.

The journalist then asked Ms. Tavernier, the official UNADFI spokesperson: "do you regret it now? Ms. Tavernier: Yes, of course. Ms. Tavernier added: "I hope it's not just because of us.... not just because of this information, but it's very interesting, it makes me think because it's a tragedy." 

It was during this period that Ms. Tavernier resigned from her position at UNADFI and resigned from the organization itself because - in her own words - she realized that the organization was engaged in a witch hunt. This activity - gathering information based on rumors and prejudice - did not stop after the interview with Ms. Tavernier and after her resignation. 

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