• Crimes of Anti-Cultism. The Waco Siege. How the Group of Americans, the Branch Davidians Were Demonized and Killed. Part 1

  • Oct 27 2024
  • Length: 4 mins
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Crimes of Anti-Cultism. The Waco Siege. How the Group of Americans, the Branch Davidians Were Demonized and Killed. Part 1

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  • The Against Nazism podcast, hosted by Open Your Eyes, delves into the Waco siege of 1993, exploring its relationship to subsequent historical events, and the demonization of the Branch Davidians by anti-cultist factions. The episode shines a light on the Davidian Seventh Day Adventists, a religious group labeled a "cult" due to the propagandist efforts of anti-cultists such as Rick Ross. It discusses the tactics used by anti-cultists, notably forcible deprogramming and atrocity propaganda, to instigate fear and misinformation about the Branch Davidians. Former Davidians Mark Breault and Robyn Bunds allegedly perpetuated these false narratives, despite evidence disproving their accusations. The episode concludes by highlighting the tragic Waco siege, initiated due to unwarranted anti-cultist actions, and urges listeners to continue exploring complex histories.
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