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Cults and the Fall of Democracy
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How cults and certain types of groups undermine the democratic process.



The reason Democracy is probably going to fall is because of the participation of powerful, tyranical Cults or Klans, who exercise all the rights of the free-thinking, individual citizenry and privileges of unofficial authorities. Some of these groups are huge and international. I suspect they are funded and subsidized substantially by foreign, hostile governments, as they are a primary cause for division, dirision and discord between the races, classes and religions of society. Personally, I have witnessed repeated assaults of such groups on my physical person, family and property. They are the inflictors of illegal and arbitrary punishment and commit crimes without fear of retribution. They have infiltrated most departments of governments, commerce and law. They have even taken over the Church by joining in mass numbers. They throw off statistics, census bureaus and public opinion polls, as they man the telephones, internet and mailboxes, whenever there is a cause they wish to lobby for. For instance, when a TV poll is taken, members of the cult operate their mobiles all day, calling in by shifts, to make sure their calls get through. But it undermines the democratic system, because cult members are a "herd of cattle" following the dictates of their "shepherd," who thinks for them. Cult members have sold their minds to their cult leader or dictator and their primary aim is to get all lovers of freedom into their "downline," on a lower rung of their pyramid community. Every TV poll should first poll the participating audience to find out if they are all members of the same cult group. In this way they could determine if they have truly found out public opinion or just the opinion of a particular cult leader.
As mentioned above, cult members infiltrate every organization, business and country of importance. Hence all of the world's work is essentially done by cult members. They infiltrate crime investigation task forces and as a consequence, they are often in the position of having to analyze their own crimes, committed earlier by other members of their cult. In this case, their primary function is to throw out confusing threads, trails and signals, to fudge results or lose evidence, so as to sabotage the whoe investigation or so as to bring in the wrong person to pay for the crime.
Like "wolves in sheeps' clothing," the cult groups operate in the form of loosely connected, free individuals, although they are all secretly bonded to each other through ideology, intermarriage, bigamy, kinship,. temporary liasons based on superficial documentation that can be cancelled by mutual signatures. They can appear to be married or unmarried, according to whatever is most suitable.
I suspect cult members flood the sperm donation banks, in order to proliferate their ranks anonymously through the democratic society. Similarly, a large percentage of their members enjoy welfare priveleges and state assistance, although they share numerous facilities and partners and pool their resources and serve a non-democratic dictator, the cult leader. They propogate themselves lavishly, because there are always plenty of potential babysitters among their ranks and available facilities for mutual use. Hence they are primary contributors to the population explosion.
To restore Democracy, the solution might be this: Membership in certain autocratic, elitist cults should require the relinguishing of one's right to vote in democratic elections and ultimately to run for office. Also, membership should requre welfare privileges to be given up.


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