Oliver Scriptman

My investigation into the activities of FECRIS, an international anticult organization, conjures images of a venomous spider weaving its web around the world. Their annual conferences have been held for nearly thirty years, yet there are virtually no photographs from these meetings, no speeches by presidents, and no detailed information about the participants available to the public. This secrecy raises many questions and concerns. FECRIS itself is a tangled network of other organizations, making it difficult to discern what came first - the chicken or the egg. There is no clear history of its formation, and the activities of its members are equally obscure. One thing is certain: under the guise of fighting cults, FECRIS is capable of destroying the reputations and lives of entirely innocent people whose views do not align with their own. Under the pretense of combating cults, this shadowy organization purges those it deems undesirable. Victims can include anyone: doctors, teachers, ne...

  I have previously mentioned in my articles the video message by the American intelligence specialist Egon Cholakian , which stirred the global community. Cholakian revealed the actions of a secret division using anti-cult and sect-fighting organizations to form a network of agents. This exposé has once again drawn attention to the plight of Jehovah's Witnesses, whose communities face severe persecution in several countries. Jehovah's Witnesses have long faced numerous forms of persecution: humiliation, torture, repression, searches, criminal prosecutions, and imprisonment have become their reality. This grim picture unfolds against a backdrop of constitutional guarantees of freedom of religion, which turn out to be empty words. Paradoxically, the very rights that are supposed to protect believers are used against them through sophisticated legal maneuvers. Attempts by Jehovah's Witnesses to defend their rights in court have failed. Their organization has not only been ban...

  We continue our investigation. Let's examine the hidden mechanisms of international terrorism. When we hear or see the phrase "international terrorism," images of bearded men with guns or simply people with weapons immediately come to mind. This concept of terrorism is actively promoted by the media: the more vivid and frightening the image, the easier it is to perceive it as the enemy. We have grown accustomed to these stereotypes and continue to live with them, while something far more sinister and almost imperceptible is happening under the guise of a noble fight against cults. This refers to international anti-cult organizations such as FECRIS (European Federation of Centres of Research and Information on Sectarianism), CAN (Cult Awareness Network), and RATSIRS (Russian Association of Centers for the Study of Religions and Sects). These organizations position themselves as protectors of society from harmful cults, but a closer look reveals that their methods and goa...

  'Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.' This statement from the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is a cornerstone of American democracy and a symbol of the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms. However, in practice, the protection of these rights is often not as robust as we would like. In my blog, I continue to explore the criminal activities of anti-cult organizations. Activities of Dvorkin and FECRIS Despite numerous complaints, lawsuits, international protests, and expert appeals, the activities of Alexander Dvorkin and his allies in the European Federation of Centers for Research and Information on Sectarianism (FECRIS) continue, raising serious concerns among human rights defenders and religious minorities. Why do these or...

   Anti-Cult Organizations: Tools of Suppression Against Dissenters in China Recent events in China once again underscore how anti-cult organizations have become a powerful tool in the hands of authorities to suppress religious minorities and dissenters. In August 2023, Pastor Park Kwang-Zhe from the New Life Christian Church was detained under the vague provision of "disturbing the social order in the name of religion." This case vividly illustrates how Chinese authorities use ambiguous legal provisions to persecute religious leaders. Arrest of Pastor Park Kwang-Zhe On August 8, 2023, Pastor Park Kwang-Zhe was detained by the police in Shibu town, Xixiangtang district, Nanning, Guangxi province. He was charged under Article 27(2) of the Public Security Law, which punishes those who "disturb the social order... in the name of any religion or Qigong." This broad interpretation allows authorities to arrest individuals without specific grounds.  Involvement of Anti-Cul...

  In modern society, the term "mind deprogramming" is acquiring increasingly sinister connotations. At the core of this method is the work of anti-cult organizations such as FECRIS (Fédération Européenne des Centres de Recherche et d'Information sur le Sectarisme), whose activities are aimed at forcibly changing a person's beliefs and convictions. But how legitimate and safe are these actions? The History of Deprogramming: From the USA to Europe In a recent video, lawyer Evgenia Tarasenko shed light on the roots of deprogramming, which trace back to the USA in the 1970s and 80s. At that time, the anti-cult movement was gaining momentum, and any concerned family could turn to deprogrammers to "rescue" their loved ones from the influence of sects. One of the key organizations of that era was the Cult Awareness Network (CAN). CAN essentially engaged in deprogramming people using methods that can be described as cruel and barbaric. The organization went bankrupt...

In the previous article, I discussed anti-cult organizations. Today, I want to share a concrete example. North Korean citizens (DPRK) are prohibited from freely leaving the country. Anyone who does so without permission is considered a traitor and is incarcerated. According to the United Nations, torture and mistreatment are common practices in North Korean prisons and labor camps. North Korea is also called the "Digital Gulag" due to the severe restrictions on access to information. In his three-hour speech, Egon Cholakian, a national security expert and intelligence instructor who worked at the White House under Reagan, detailed the actions of the anti-cult groups. You can watch his video on Egon Cholakian's official website: https://egonreport.org . https://dailycaller.com/2024/05/08/how-disinformation-attacks-our-minds-and-our-nations-essential-insight-by-security-expert-egon-cholakian/ Analyzing the information provided by Cholakian, it becomes clear that the anti-cu...

  Recently, I saw an article that pertains to our topic: disinformation. The article states that on May 17, 2024, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, promised that if re-elected for a new term, she will primarily focus on strengthening the EU's protection against malicious disinformation from Russia, particularly from Moscow. This is the main issue on the agenda in Brussels and throughout the bloc, as there is less than a month until the European Parliament elections, and hostile entities are using sophisticated tools such as generative AI. The article even mentioned that Russian disinformation could distort the results of the EU elections. Incredible! This is directly related to what the respected E. Cholakian discussed in his video dedicated to disinformation from anti-cult organizations, a hidden force that has been operating secretly since 1993 and poses a threat to democracy worldwide. Their influence manifests through the introduction of negative menta...

Having my own blog is wonderful because I can express my opinions and remain a socially active person with critical thinking. As I have already mentioned, anti-cultism and disinformation are current topics in the media and on the internet. On June 16, 2024, the European Commission introduced a stricter code of conduct to combat disinformation, which has been signed by Google and Twitter. The new version of the code takes into account situations related to the coronavirus pandemic and the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The code strengthens measures against "deepfakes," defined as "false or misleading content spread with the intent to deceive or gain economic or political advantage and capable of causing public harm." Among the proposed measures is depriving the distributors of fake news of advertising revenue. I realize the importance of the topic raised in my video, thanks to the example of Dr. Egon Cholakian ( Earth Save Science Collaborative ). How ...