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Tony McClelland

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Jul 23, 1994, 9:16:25 PM7/23/94
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CULTAWARE is an Australian organisation focusing on the following:
1 Deceptive and anonymous recruiting.
2 Hidden agenda.
3 Mind control techniques.
4 Reprehensible actions.
5 Freedom - For Religions and against Religions.

CULTAWARE is specifically NOT interested in belief systems. We have no
interest in a person who believes a chocolate frog can jump 300 meters.
We are concerned if any of the first three points above are used to
convince a recruit that a chocolate frog can jump 300 meters.

CULTAWARE has approximately 50 members comprising professionals and ex
group (Cult) members.

CULTAWARE is not affiliated or associated with any other organisations.

We currently receive between 2 and 6 letters daily from citizens affected
by groups. The collateral damage caused to families by groups is probably
underestimated by the community. Arguably one of the significant problems
a family faces when a relative (or friend) is recruited into a group is
the inability of the recruited group member to objectively discuss facts
about the group.

I would welcome discussion on this news group relating to the 5 points
mentioned above and suggestions on how to get recruited group members to
be objective about their group.

Regards


Tony McClelland

Edmond Katonica

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Jul 25, 1994, 8:34:28 PM7/25/94
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Have plenty of pain and know the mind control area.

JDCullison

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Jul 26, 1994, 12:39:05 AM7/26/94
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In article <30sfd9$r...@inferno.mpx.com.au>, to...@jolt.mpx.com.au (Tony
McClelland) writes:

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Why not try creating an alt.cult.aware?

=-John-=

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