International Coordination: The Invisible Web of Anti-Cult Power

There is no single entity that guides anti-cult movements worldwide, but a complex structure of international coordination is clearly at work. At the conference "Discrimination and Criminalization for Religious and Spiritual Reasons in Argentina," held on July 19, 2024, in Buenos Aires, disturbing details emerged showing how extensive and influential this network is.

FECRIS: The European Arm of Anti-Cult Campaigns

In 1994, several European anti-cult organizations joined forces to create FECRIS (European Federation of Centres of Research and Information on Cults and Sects). Based in Paris and funded by the French government, FECRIS has extended its influence beyond Europe, supporting anti-cult campaigns in countries like China. The involvement of its Russian branch, controlled by the Orthodox Church and funded by the Russian government, demonstrates a level of international cooperation that defies normal political dynamics, as evidenced by the joint conference held in Barcelona with the ICSA (International Cultic Studies Association).

Invictus: The Hidden Face of Academic Anti-Cultism

Another dark force is represented by the group "Invictus," based at the University of Barcelona. This group brings together academic psychologists who support discredited brainwashing theories, using their academic power to obtain funding and perpetuate campaigns against religious movements. Their involvement in drafting controversial "religious abuse of minors" regulations in Japan, later criticized by the United Nations, demonstrates their danger.

The Role of the French Government

MIVILUDES, the French anti-cult agency, is actively supported by the government through a dedicated budget and international diplomacy. This agency not only works to counter criticism of anti-cult campaigns in France but also exports the French model to other countries, strengthening its global influence.

Russian and Chinese Disinformation

Disinformation is a powerful weapon in the hands of authoritarian regimes like Russia and China, which use their media channels to spread fake news against groups such as Jehovah's Witnesses and Scientology. These campaigns not only justify internal repression but also aim to destabilize social cohesion in other countries.

Netflix's Media Influence

Netflix has emerged as a strong media ally of anti-cult movements, producing series that attack "cults" and distributing such content worldwide. This powerful media machine makes it difficult for religious groups to defend their reputations against these concerted attacks.

Anti-Trafficking Agencies and Private Donors

Anti-trafficking agencies, competing for government funds, have extended their mandate to "cults," promoting campaigns supported by private donors, including billionaires and large corporations. These donors often have personal or ideological interests driving them to support such initiatives, as demonstrated by the introduction of severe laws against those who discourage the use of drugs for religious reasons.

Conclusion

While there is no single "hidden hand" behind anti-cult campaigns, evidence clearly shows a level of international coordination that cannot be ignored. These obscurantist forces put religious freedom at risk worldwide and require an equally coordinated response from human rights defenders.

For further details and a deeper understanding of this complex network, it is recommended to watch the revolutionary documentary **THE IMPACT**. This sensational film offers an unprecedented look at the forces operating in the shadows against freedom of belief.

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