Mujahedin Khalq as a Destructive Cult - Page 87 of 91

Mind-control Mechanism in the Cult of Mojahedin

Nejat SocietyFebruary 26, 2008083 views

The reasons why a person submits to be subjected to mental, physical , psychological, and financial misuse to the extent that he/she gives up job, family, and the individual freedom are very important issues for those interested in investigating cultist mechanisms and levers. In simple words, those outside cults, out of curiosity, strive for public awareness and preventing people’s deviation as well as discovering how in an age of scientific development and communication there people

Mind-control Mechanism in the MEK cult

Nejat SocietyFebruary 26, 2008081 views

finding out the nature and extent of members’ obedience in cults is one of the major issues in internal cultist relations. The reasons why a person submits to be subjected to mental, physical , psychological, and financial misuse to the extent that he/she gives up job, family, and the individual freedom are very important issues for those interested in investigating cultist mechanisms and levers. In simple words

An analytic view on Brainwashing phenomenon within cults

Nejat SocietyDecember 26, 2007086 views

Coercion is defined as,”to restrain or constrain by force…”Legally it often implies the use of PHYSICAL FORCE or physical or legal threat. This traditional concept of coercion is far better understood than the technological concepts of”coercive persuasion”which are effective restraining, impairing, or compelling through the gradual application of PSYCHOLOGICAL FORCES.

Brainwashing: Crime against Humanity

Nejat SocietyDecember 11, 20070158 views

..he has been studying about cults and their common techniques of thought reforms since he left the organisation in 2003 and returned to Iran. He went into details of the process used by the MKO and many other cults to manipulate their members using psychological methods in order to recruit, preserve and control their followers.

Maryam Rajavi and Camp Ashraf: Cult Hallmarks of MKO

Nejat SocietyOctober 28, 2007064 views

Terror-exaltation is not the chief approach manipulated by certain cults and Mojahedin in particular. In his few messages delivered from his hideout in the past recent years, Rajavi has particularly provoked continuation of suicidal operations as an emergency exit from the raised crisis. The self elected leader of Mojahedin has …

A Case Study of the Terrorist Cult of Mojahedin-e Khalq (2)

Nejat SocietySeptember 1, 2007084 views

The original meaning of the term cult, derived from the French word”culte”, comes from Latin noun”cultus”which is related to the Latin verb”colere”meaning”to worship or give reverence to a deity”. The term has originally a positive, religious connotation but in recent years, it has turned to be a widely used popular term,

A Revolution Transforming MKO into Rajavi’s Cult

Nejat SocietySeptember 1, 2007072 views

The details given by Shahsavandi well assert that the theatricalised ideological revolution was a plot for Rajavi’s hegemony that transformed a political group into a destructive cult of personality. The organization follows no logic in its relation with the insiders and the outsiders and the session 125 of the interview examines the group’s undemocratic practices with Rajavi …

Cult and Ideological Standards in MKO External Relations

Nejat SocietyAugust 22, 2007056 views

the organisation calls all of its previous members, critics and who were showing some kind of opposition towards the group as the Iranian regime’s agents and members of secret police of Iran. Such allegations are made at a time when the organization is posturing as the most democratic Iranian opposition in exile.

The Arranged Ideological Revolutions (1)

Nejat SocietyAugust 19, 2007064 views

There are some cases in which cult formation has not been predetermined and leaders were to bring about religious and social reforms. However, as a result of inferring new ideologies, they have separated themselves from others thus forming a cult faced with opposed ideologies on the part of the society.

Morphology of Terrorism, Cult, and Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (part 5)

Nejat SocietyAugust 8, 2007083 views

Psychological strategies used for justifying people such as the length of organizational sessions, debriefing strategies and mental control, duality of extra and intra relations, humiliating members, cutting emotional relations with relatives, determining the relation of members with others, and their family in particular!nternal controlling system of MKO in contrast with traditional cultist system focuses on some complex and unbelievable dimensions.