This sounds very much like exploitation of women to me
Peter Paton
Police Discover Sex Slave Cult
Police raided the terraced house in Darlington
A sex slavery cult based on a series of 1960s science fiction novels has been uncovered by police in Darlington. Durham Police discovered the bizarre sect after raiding a home in the area, after receiving complaints that a woman was being held against her will. But a spokesman said the Canadian was a willing participant and the other people involved were consenting adults. The group, called Kaotians, follow the Chronicles of Gor novels which depict a society where women are dominated. The 29-year-old woman is said to have voluntarily attended the sect after finding out about it over the internet.
The girls will do everything they are told when it comes to sex, but it is all voluntary and all safe.
Lee Thompson
She later contacted a friend in United States, who then contacted the police, saying she wanted to leave but couldn't as she had burnt her passport and return ticket. But a police spokesman said upon arriving at the premises they did not find any evidence of "criminal offences". 'Desire to serve' Police also investigated claims by a father in Essex his 18-year-old son had joined the sect. However police also found the teenager was at the property voluntarily and they had no grounds to get involved. Lee Thompson, 31, says he is the "master" who trains the slaves at the Darlington address. But he said everything the women are told to do, which includes cooking and cleaning, is "voluntary and safe". "It works on the system that some women have a desire to serve," he told the Northern Echo newspaper. He said: "Most people think it is a very sexual thing, but it is about every action that they make, they do it for their master. "Saying that, the girls will do everything they are told when it comes to sex, but it is all voluntary and all safe." Mr Thompson added: "I have been called sick but I don't think what I do is bad." Mr Thompson said up to 350 followers regularly meet in pubs and clubs around the North East, in an area from Berwick to York. Kaotians are a splinter group of the Goreans, which base their beliefs on novels written by American university professor John Norman. The books are set on the quasi-medieval planet of Gor, which has a caste system and uses women as slaves. There are an estimated 25,000 Goreans worldwide.
Sounds like a very wicked version of the Society for Creative Anachronism with the twisted aspects of sexual domination and personal humiliation thrown in for extra measure. Who can account for all the varied fantasies and desires that lurk in human brains and manifest in such bizarre actions? There are, actually, worse things in the world than people giving themselves over to such scenarios.
Aberjhani
Makes one wonder, how would it come that they have a desire to 'serve their master'or anyone else? Seems a bit strange, but then again we live in 2006 and they might not... Very interesting article,
Birgit and Roger
Another eye opening, interesting article that brings to light the plight of these people who though it may be legal is morally objectionable and obviously someone taking advantage of a persons mental deficiency.
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