Issue: archive index
  

International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002

News Summaries: January  16, 2002 to January 31, 2002

Twelve Tribes / Australia

Twelve Tribes Café in Australia

The Twelve Tribes, an anti-Semitic cult whose U.S. parent has a court history of child abuse and abduction, is selling food and refreshments at this year's Woodford Folk Festival. The cult, which advocates strict discipline, female submission, black slavery, and lying in the name of righteousness, cites Bible texts to justify beating small children with canes. A festival spokesman said that the Twelve Tribes had operated the stall for several years, that their presence was a "non-issue," and that the stall was not used to recruit new members. Brisbane cult expert Jan Groenveld said that the group's commercial operations may look benign, but that the public should be wary if approached by cult members with invitations to visit their community. (Chris Griffith and Amanda Watt, Courier Mail, Australia, 12/29/01, Internet)

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News Summaries - group

News: by organization ∆* News: added: 2002 - 03.01 ∆†*News: by topic ∆‡* News: by group ^ Last, First x. Ph.D.: "Title" ∆‡ Attleboro sect: "Judge Keeps Corneaus in Jail" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aum: "New Aum, (Aleph) Leader / Japan" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aylmer Church of God (posted 3/28/02) ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Falun Gong Hijacks TV Time " - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Foreign Protesters Detained / China" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Hare Krishna (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ House of Prayer (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Kashi Ashram (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Life Space (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Operation and Reconnaissance Agents (posted: 03/01/02) ∆‡ Raelians (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Rasheen Nyah Family (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Scientology: "Photo Exhibit on Scientology Founder" - posted: 03/28/02

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Issue: archive index
  

International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002

News Summaries: January  16, 2002 to January 31, 2002

Twelve Tribes / Australia

Twelve Tribes Café in Australia

The Twelve Tribes, an anti-Semitic cult whose U.S. parent has a court history of child abuse and abduction, is selling food and refreshments at this year's Woodford Folk Festival. The cult, which advocates strict discipline, female submission, black slavery, and lying in the name of righteousness, cites Bible texts to justify beating small children with canes. A festival spokesman said that the Twelve Tribes had operated the stall for several years, that their presence was a "non-issue," and that the stall was not used to recruit new members. Brisbane cult expert Jan Groenveld said that the group's commercial operations may look benign, but that the public should be wary if approached by cult members with invitations to visit their community. (Chris Griffith and Amanda Watt, Courier Mail, Australia, 12/29/01, Internet)

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News Summaries - group

News: by organization ∆* News: added: 2002 - 03.01 ∆†*News: by topic ∆‡* News: by group ^ Last, First x. Ph.D.: "Title" ∆‡ Attleboro sect: "Judge Keeps Corneaus in Jail" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aum: "New Aum, (Aleph) Leader / Japan" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aylmer Church of God (posted 3/28/02) ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Falun Gong Hijacks TV Time " - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Foreign Protesters Detained / China" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Hare Krishna (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ House of Prayer (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Kashi Ashram (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Life Space (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Operation and Reconnaissance Agents (posted: 03/01/02) ∆‡ Raelians (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Rasheen Nyah Family (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Scientology: "Photo Exhibit on Scientology Founder" - posted: 03/28/02

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Issue: archive index
  

International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002

News Summaries: January  16, 2002 to January 31, 2002

Twelve Tribes / Australia

Twelve Tribes Café in Australia

The Twelve Tribes, an anti-Semitic cult whose U.S. parent has a court history of child abuse and abduction, is selling food and refreshments at this year's Woodford Folk Festival. The cult, which advocates strict discipline, female submission, black slavery, and lying in the name of righteousness, cites Bible texts to justify beating small children with canes. A festival spokesman said that the Twelve Tribes had operated the stall for several years, that their presence was a "non-issue," and that the stall was not used to recruit new members. Brisbane cult expert Jan Groenveld said that the group's commercial operations may look benign, but that the public should be wary if approached by cult members with invitations to visit their community. (Chris Griffith and Amanda Watt, Courier Mail, Australia, 12/29/01, Internet)

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News Summaries - group

News: by organization ∆* News: added: 2002 - 03.01 ∆†*News: by topic ∆‡* News: by group ^ Last, First x. Ph.D.: "Title" ∆‡ Attleboro sect: "Judge Keeps Corneaus in Jail" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aum: "New Aum, (Aleph) Leader / Japan" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aylmer Church of God (posted 3/28/02) ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Falun Gong Hijacks TV Time " - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Foreign Protesters Detained / China" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Hare Krishna (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ House of Prayer (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Kashi Ashram (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Life Space (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Operation and Reconnaissance Agents (posted: 03/01/02) ∆‡ Raelians (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Rasheen Nyah Family (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Scientology: "Photo Exhibit on Scientology Founder" - posted: 03/28/02

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Issue: archive index
  

International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002

News Summaries: January  16, 2002 to January 31, 2002

Twelve Tribes / Australia

Twelve Tribes Café in Australia

The Twelve Tribes, an anti-Semitic cult whose U.S. parent has a court history of child abuse and abduction, is selling food and refreshments at this year's Woodford Folk Festival. The cult, which advocates strict discipline, female submission, black slavery, and lying in the name of righteousness, cites Bible texts to justify beating small children with canes. A festival spokesman said that the Twelve Tribes had operated the stall for several years, that their presence was a "non-issue," and that the stall was not used to recruit new members. Brisbane cult expert Jan Groenveld said that the group's commercial operations may look benign, but that the public should be wary if approached by cult members with invitations to visit their community. (Chris Griffith and Amanda Watt, Courier Mail, Australia, 12/29/01, Internet)

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News Summaries - group

News: by organization ∆* News: added: 2002 - 03.01 ∆†*News: by topic ∆‡* News: by group ^ Last, First x. Ph.D.: "Title" ∆‡ Attleboro sect: "Judge Keeps Corneaus in Jail" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aum: "New Aum, (Aleph) Leader / Japan" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aylmer Church of God (posted 3/28/02) ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Falun Gong Hijacks TV Time " - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Foreign Protesters Detained / China" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Hare Krishna (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ House of Prayer (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Kashi Ashram (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Life Space (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Operation and Reconnaissance Agents (posted: 03/01/02) ∆‡ Raelians (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Rasheen Nyah Family (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Scientology: "Photo Exhibit on Scientology Founder" - posted: 03/28/02

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Issue: archive index
  

International Cultic Studies Association
Article News Summaries

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2002

News Summaries: January  16, 2002 to January 31, 2002

Twelve Tribes / Australia

Twelve Tribes Café in Australia

The Twelve Tribes, an anti-Semitic cult whose U.S. parent has a court history of child abuse and abduction, is selling food and refreshments at this year's Woodford Folk Festival. The cult, which advocates strict discipline, female submission, black slavery, and lying in the name of righteousness, cites Bible texts to justify beating small children with canes. A festival spokesman said that the Twelve Tribes had operated the stall for several years, that their presence was a "non-issue," and that the stall was not used to recruit new members. Brisbane cult expert Jan Groenveld said that the group's commercial operations may look benign, but that the public should be wary if approached by cult members with invitations to visit their community. (Chris Griffith and Amanda Watt, Courier Mail, Australia, 12/29/01, Internet)

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News Summaries - group

News: by organization ∆* News: added: 2002 - 03.01 ∆†*News: by topic ∆‡* News: by group ^ Last, First x. Ph.D.: "Title" ∆‡ Attleboro sect: "Judge Keeps Corneaus in Jail" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aum: "New Aum, (Aleph) Leader / Japan" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Aylmer Church of God (posted 3/28/02) ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Falun Gong Hijacks TV Time " - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Falun Gong: "Foreign Protesters Detained / China" - posted: 03/28/02 ∆‡ Hare Krishna (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ House of Prayer (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Kashi Ashram (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Life Space (posted 03/28/02) ∆‡ Operation and Reconnaissance Agents (posted: 03/01/02) ∆‡ Raelians (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Rasheen Nyah Family (posted: 03/28/02) ∆‡ Scientology: "Photo Exhibit on Scientology Founder" - posted: 03/28/02

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