Oliver Scriptman

  The deeper one dives into investigating the criminal activities of global Anti-Cultism, the more shocking revelations come to light. Unmasking its mechanisms of influence is becoming a critical task, especially as anti-cult structures intertwine with state and religious institutions. The main question remains: who is behind these processes, and how are they shaping public consciousness? The Russian Orthodox Church: A Spiritual Institution or a Tool of Manipulation? In his address "Undeclared War" , Dr. Egon Cholakian refers to the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) as a *"front organization infiltrated by representatives of global Anti-Cultism."*His statement is not without evidence—declassified documents from the 1990s reveal long-standing ties between the ROC and the Soviet security services. The case of the Latvian Orthodox Church under the Moscow Patriarchate further supports this claim. Metropolitan Alexander Kudryashov, according to archival records, was rec...

  Things are restless in Russia these days. Where once you could freely post memes and engage in heated debates in comments, now every like and repost might attract attention far more serious than your social media friends. The State Duma has been busy again, amending the Information Law. They say it's for your safety. But let's break it down. Goodbye, Anonymity! Starting November 1st, say goodbye to anonymity! All messengers and social networks will be required to hand over user data to the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor) and the Federal Security Service (FSB). Questions like "what's this about?" are irrelevant. It's about everything: your phone number, name, and possibly even your private messages. It seems this isn't quite the internet where you can freely share thoughts without worrying about Big Brother. But that's just the beginning. If you're a foreigner, get ready for ...