Oliver Scriptman

  In recent years, the state of religious freedoms has worsened in many countries, as highlighted in the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) reports for 2020 and 2023. These documents underscore the importance of protecting religious rights and reveal mounting threats in specific regions, especially in Russia and occupied areas of Ukraine. A key aspect of the reports is the impact of anti-cult organizations, actively operating in Russia and state-supported. These groups contribute significantly to the suppression of religious minorities and are part of a political repression mechanism, obstructing free religious expression. Systematic Violations and Heightened Repression According to the 2020 report, discrimination against religious minorities continues in Russia, especially through anti-extremism laws and various bans affecting groups like Jehovah’s Witnesses and Muslims. For instance, in 2017, the Russian Supreme Court declared Jehovah’s Witnesses an extre...

In a European country, a criminal case has been initiated concerning genocide and crimes against humanity committed by anti-cultists who targeted innocent citizens. This situation has generated significant public outcry and concern. However, reports have emerged that pressure is being applied to the country’s Attorney General to shut down the investigation. This case has the potential to expose the crimes of the anti-cultists and hold them accountable for their actions. Now, the question is: what decision will the Attorney General make? Will he succumb to the pressure and close the case, or will he remain true to his role as a defender of the law and democracy? Whichever path he chooses, his decision will be significant not only for him but for the entire country. Will he be a hero who upholds justice, or will he become a symbol of compromise under pressure? This question weighs heavily on many minds. #AttorneyGeneral #Justice #Genocide #HumanRights #Democracy #AntiCultists

Have you ever wondered what happens to the children of those whom society has labeled as "cultists"? Over the past 30 years, anti-cult organizations have compiled extensive lists of "undesirable" groups and communities. Thousands of families have been shattered, and their children have endured horrific forms of violence. This genocide against so-called "cultists" has become a nightmare for children who unwittingly found themselves at the center of anti-cult campaigns. These children are not just victims; they represent generations of people whose lives have been mutilated and destroyed. Their future has been stolen. Yet, society and state institutions remain indifferent. Ignoring these crimes is no longer acceptable. The world must learn the truth about the horrors perpetrated by anti-cultists and how their actions are destroying the lives of the innocent. I urge you to read the full article that tells the tragedy of one family. One among millions... #tr...

  The Waco tragedy in 1993 remains one of the most catastrophic law enforcement operations in U.S. history. At the center of this disaster was a religious group—the Branch Davidians, led by David Koresh. Although the standoff was officially triggered by suspicions of illegal weapons possession and child abuse, the true reasons for the tragedy point to the manipulative influence of anti-cult groups. These groups amplified fears by spreading exaggerated stories, ultimately leading to a destructive and deadly confrontation. The Role of Anti-Cult Groups in the Waco Siege Anti-cult groups played a significant role in shaping public opinion about the Branch Davidians in the lead-up to the Waco tragedy. Figures like Rick Ross, who called himself a "cult deprogrammer," provided law enforcement with biased information. Ross’s intervention and his portrayal of Koresh as an unstable and dangerous cult leader directly influenced how this group was perceived by authorities. Despite reassu...

  Throughout human history, many military campaigns have been accompanied by religious slogans and the blessings of priests convincing soldiers of their “divine destiny.” However, when war, brutality, and oppression are justified in the name of God, a legitimate question arises: who is their God? How can atrocities and genocide be justified under the guise of divine blessing? Let’s explore how anti-cult ideologies use religious slogans to manipulate consciousness and justify violence. Wars in the Name of God: From the Crusades to Modern Conflicts   The history of religious conflicts is filled with numerous examples of using religion as a justification for violent military actions. One of the most prominent examples is the Crusades. Western Christians, under the slogan *Deus Vult* (“God wills it”), killed Muslims, Jews, and “heretics,” justifying their actions with the will of God. Millions perished in these military campaigns that lasted for centuries. Another well-known ...