Fecris

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Membres / Members / Mitglieder

AGPF – Aktion für Geistige und Psychische Freiheit e.V., Germany
http://www.AGPF.de
E-mail: AGPF@AGPF.de

A.I.S. – Atención e Investigación de Socioadicciones, Spain
http://www.ais-info.org
E-mail: ais@ais-info.org

A.R.I.S. Toscana – Associazione per la Ricerca e l’Informazione sulle Sette, Italy
http://www.aristoscana.com/
E-mail: aristoscana2@hotmail.it

A.R.I.S. Veneto – Associazione per la Ricerca e l’Informazione sulle Sette, Italy
E-mail: arisveneto@tin.it

A.S.D.F.I. – Association Suisse de Défense des Familles et de l’Individu, Switzerland
http://www.asdfi.ch
E-mail: danielemuller@paulownia.ch

C.A.S. – Center for Anthropological Studies, Serbia
http://www.cas.rs
E-mail: aprotic@sbb.co.yu

C.C.M.M. – Centre de documentation, d’éducation et d’action Contre les Manipulations Mentales, France
http://www.ccmm.asso.fr
E-mail: france@ccmm.asso.fr

CeSAP – Centro Studi Abusi Psicologici, Italy
http://www.cesap.net/
E-mail: cesap@libero.it

C.I.G.S. – Contacts et Informations sur les Groupes Sectaires, Belgium
http://cigs.aggelia.be/
E-mail: cigs.info@laposte.net

C.I.S.K.- Centre for Information on Sects and Cults, Croatia
http://www.cisk.hr
E-mail: ciskcroatia@yahoo.com

C.R.N.R.M. – Center for Research of New Religious Movements, Bulgaria
http://infocultbg.org/
E-mail: ecrnrm@abv.bg

C.R.S. – Center of Religious Studies, Russia
http://www.iriney.ru
E-mail: iriney@iriney.ru

Dialogue Ireland, Ireland
http://www.dialogueireland.org, http://www.dialogueireland.wordpress.com
E-mail: info@dialogueireland.org

The Family Survival Trust (former FAIR), United Kingdom
http://www.familysurvivaltrust.org
E-mail: info@familysurvivaltrust.org

FA.VI.S – Associazione Nazionale Familiari delle Vittime delle Sette, Italy
http://www.favis.org/main.html
E-mail: favis.antiplagio@libero.it

F.P.P.S. – Family and Personality Protection Society, Ukraina
http://www.infoabuse.org.ua
E-mail: ngofppu@gmail.com

FRI – Föreningen Rädda Individen, Sweden
http://www.fri-sverige.se/
E-mail: tankefrihet@home.se

G.E.M.P.P.I. – Groupe d’étude des mouvements de pensée en vue de la prévention des individus, France
http://www.gemppi.org
E-mail: gemppi@wanadoo.fr

G.S.K. – Gesellschaft gegen Sekten- und Kultgefahren, Austria
http://www.sektenberatung.at
E-mail: info@sektenberatung.at

N.S.S. – National Spiritual Security, Armenia
http://www.nss.am
E-mail: president.nss@rambler.ru, info.nss@rambler.ru

R.O.R.I.J.- Ruch obrony Rodziny i Jednostki ,  Poland

http:// rorij.pl/
E-mail: kontakt@rorij.pl

S.A.D.K. – Schweizerische Arbeitsgemeinschaft gegen destruktive Kulte, Switzerland
http://www.sekten.ch/sadk
E-mail: sadk@gmx.ch

Secticide, France
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/secticide/
E-mail: secticide@wanadoo.fr

Sektenberatung Bremen, Germany
E-mail: bernhard.bruenjes@googlemail.com

Sekten-Info Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
http://www.sekten-info-nrw.de
E-mail: kontakt@sekten-info-nrw.de

U.N.A.D.F.I. – Union nationale des Associations de Défense des Familles et de l’Individu victimes de sectes, France
http://www.unadfi.org
E-mail: der627s@wanadoo.fr

Correspondants européens / European Correspondents / Europäische Korrespondenten

Organisations / Organisations / Organisationen

A.F.S.I. – Alerte Faux Souvenirs Induits, France
http://www.afsifrance.org
E-mail: afsi.fauxsouvenirs@wanadoo.fr

AIIAP – Asociación Iberoamericana para la Investigación del Abuso Psicológico, Spain

http://www.aiiap.org

E-mail : aiiap.info@gmail.com

Artikel 4 – Initiative für Glaubensfreiheit e.V., Germany
http://www.artikel-4.de
E-mail: evelyn.huegli@artikel-4.de

Association of the centers for help the people who suffered from destructive religious movements, Kazakhstan

http://www.antisekta.kz

E-mail: antisekta.center@gmail.com

ATTENF – Attention Enfants, France
http://www.attention-enfants.org
E-mail: info@attention-enfants.org

AVISO asbl – Aide aux Victimes des Sectes, Belgium
http://www.aviso-asbl.be/
E-mail: contact@aviso-asbl.be

A.V.P.I.M. – Association des Victimes des Pratiques Illégales de la Médecine, Belgium
E-mail: c.berliner@skynet.be

C.L.P.S. – Cercle Laïque pour la Prévention du Sectarisme, France
http://www.actu-sectarisme.com

C.N.R.M.S. ­ Center of New Religious Movements Studies, Belarus
http://www.sobor.by/center.php
E-mail: nrm2@yandex.ru

C.P.B.- Cult Prevention Bureau, Lithuania
E-mail: natalidan@gmail.com

C.R.S.S. – Center of Religious Studies – Saratov, Russia
http://www.anticekta.ru/index.html
E-mail: anticekta@gmail.com

Dialog Centre UK, United Kingdom
http://www.dialogcentre.org.uk
E-mail: DialogCentre@gmail.com

Dialog Zentrum Berlin, Germany

http://www.dialogzentrum.de/

E-mail: gandow@dialogzentrum.de

Dneprpetrovsk City Center for the help to Victims of Destructive Cults “Dialogue”, Ukraine
http://centerdialog.dp.ua
E-mail:dialog@optima.com.ua

FRI-Norge – Foreningen Redd Individet, Norway
http://fri-norge.org/
E-mail: rune@fri-norge.org

F.S.G. – Family Support Group, United Kingdom

I.C.C.S. – Informational Consulting Center on Sectarianism, Russia
E-mail: russkie2003@rambler.ru

INFOSEC, Moldavia
E-mail: infosecmd@mail.ru

L.C.C.T.S. – Latvian Committee for Combating the Totalitarian Sects, Latvia
E-mail: antisekt@inbox.lv

P.P.U. – Pancyprian Parents Union, Cyprus
http://www.ppu.org.cy/
E-mail: pegtr@cytanet.com.cy

RAM – Riksorganisationen Aktiva mot Manipulering, Sweden
E-mail: svahn.marianne@telia.com

RETIRN – Re-Entry Therapy, Information & Referral Network, UK
http://www.retirn.com
E-mail: LJDMarshall@aol.com

RIES – Red Iberoamericana de Estudio de las Sectas, Spain
(Successor of Fundación S.P.E.S., Argentina)
http://info-ries.blogspot.com/
E-mail: ries.secr@gmail.com

U.U.T. – Uskontojen Uhrien Tuki Ry (Support Group for the Victims of Religions), Finland
http://www.uskontojenuhrientuki.fi
E-mail: uut.tukiverkosto@gmail.com

Ukrainian National Center Of Religious Safety And Help To Victims Of Destructive Cults “Dialogue”, Ukraine
http://www.ukrsekta.info
E-mail: smi_pochta@inbox.ru

U.N.I.A. – Ukrainian Network “InterAction”, Ukraine
http://www.interaction.net.ua/
E-mail: info@interaction.net.ua

Personalités / Personalities / Persönlichkeiten

Sakarias (Jaan) Leppik, Estonia
E-mail: sakarias@eoc.ee

Correspondants non européens / Non European correspondants / Außereuropäische Korrespondenten

C.I.F.S. – Cult Information and Family Support Inc., Australia
http://www.cifs.org.au
E-mail: info@cifs.org.au

Cultism – Dialogue, South Africa
http://cultismdialogue.org/
E-mail: rightsdialogue@gmail.com

Forum Against Cults, Israel
E-mail:…..

I.C.S.A. – International Cultic Studies Association (formerly A.F.F. – American Family Foundation), USA
http://www.culticstudies.org
E-mail: mail@icsamail.com

I.C.V.C. – The Israeli Center for Victims of Cults, Israel
http://www.infokatot.com/
E-mail: sos.katot@barak.net.il

7 Responses

  2. Parental network Europe, on 26 January 2013 at 2:04 am said:

    Hello
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  3. Afraid shareholder, on 1 November 2012 at 8:13 pm said:

    Fascinating …but old news to B shareholders who are not mentally controlled by their devotion to ….or their earnings being dependent on Tony Quinn copy doctrine .
    Writer understands that official transcripts have been sought re Denver case v Cornec .. Anyone know if available yet ?

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  4. themadhair, on 16 January 2012 at 9:36 pm said:

    Grand stuff. If you need any help navigating those materials, or if you would like more of the same, just drop me an email:
    diwordpress@yahoo.co.uk

    Don’t have any hesitation in asking – this is pretty much what I spend my free time doing.

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  5. Sandra, on 16 January 2012 at 6:13 pm said:

    This is wonderful, thank you so much for responding. I am finding it hard to get literature on this topic and your links are extremely helpful! Thanks. I will definately find use for all this information.

    With kind regards,
    Sandra

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  6. themadhair, on 13 January 2012 at 11:12 pm said:

    Is there much PR work going on for movements in Ireland?

    There certainly is! I will comment with respect to Scientology since that is the one I am most familiar with, and I’ll try to keep on-topic as per what you have described.

    An important part of how Scientology operates involves PR. This can involve trying to handle any negative publicity, as well as trying to project an image of vibrancy and positivity to attract new recruits. Irish examples of such include:
    http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/scientology-in-ron-we-trust-2817769.html
    https://dialogueireland.wordpress.com/2011/03/07/scientology-adverts-under-investigation-writes-gabrielle-monaghan/
    http://dialogueireland.org/dicontent/resources/video/latelate.html

    What makes Scientology interesting, in terms of PR and media, is that much of the relevant media policies are available on the web. Each of the three examples above illustrate some of the concepts covered by these policies (and the recruiting policies too).

    Here is one of the more, shall we say, unusual policies:

    HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
    Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
    HCO POLICY LETTER OF 14 AUGUST 1963
    Remimeo
    All Orgs
    SCIENTOLOGY FIVE
    PR Series 31
    PRESS POLICIES
    (Exec Directors, HCO Area Secs, HCO Exec Secs, Div 6C Secs and PRs to High Crime check out this policy letter.)

    This HCO policy letter modifies press policy.

    We do not care if Scientologists communicate to the press but if they do there are certain points to keep in mind.

    Certain vested interests, mainly the American Medical Association, a private healing monopoly, wish to do all possible harm to the Scientology movement over the world in order to protect their huge medical-psychiatric income and desired monopoly which runs into the tens of billions annually. In their congresses they complain that we and people like us cost them 1.1 billion dollars a year that they don’t receive. Their sole interest is income. Reference: Minutes of various AMA conferences. Almost all our bad publicity and attacks are authored by two men, one named Keaton, the AMA press man, and one named Field, their head of “investigation.” These men flood bad tales about Scientology into press, magazines, radio, TV. Their sole interest is a medical-psychiatric monopoly for the AMA. They blind the public to the fact that the crimes of psychiatry are medical crimes, not crimes of mental healing. The medical-psychiatrist is a very small part of the world of psychiatry. They want it all for physical medicine. The sole reasons for attack are money and monopoly. If ethics entered into it they would clean up their own failures. Their publicity goes overseas. The FDA is used by these people and FDA releases are sent overseas.

    I don’t care whether anyone thinks this shouldn’t be or thinks it isn’t right. It isn’t. It’s just fact and we have the evidence in black and white.

    We have always had policies of leaving healing alone and not attacking medicine and other areas of psychiatry. Our pay for this is receiving continual bad press.

    Medical doctors practicing psychiatry are peculiarly vulnerable. Their physiological technology belongs to the nineteenth century. It has innumerable crimes on its hands. Hitler and Stalin held power through medical-psychiatry. They associate themselves chiefly with the rich and powerful. They, therefore, cannot stand up to any heavy attack. Further, they have many overts.

    We are modern, twentieth century. We are of the people. We hate fascism and brutality. We are the new replacing the old. We have passed the test of survival. Despite thirteen years of attack, we have survived. Therefore, we must have something and we must be all right. So much for the justice or truth of such attacks.

    THE REPORTER

    The reporter who comes to you, all smiles and withholds, “wanting a story,” has an AMA-instigated release in his pocket. He is there to trick you into supporting his preconceived story.

    The story he will write has already been outlined by a sub-editor from old clippings and AMA releases.

    He probably knows as well as you do that you are decent and effective.

    He has no power whatever to alter the preconceived story he has been ordered to write. If he were audited or otherwise totally convinced of the great value of Scientology, he would still write the same critical story. If he didn’t he would probably get sacked. So the time you spend trying to convince him of your decency and effectiveness is wasted time.

    He wants a story. The only ways to handle him are to eject him or to give him a story that he thinks is a story. There are no half-way measures.

    If he publishes outright lies sue his paper for libel if you like, but don’t be afraid of what he will write. Central Organization income usually rises during bad press campaigns. So he can’t really harm you whatever he does or says. Your job minimum action is to refuse to be led into utterances that can be misconstrued.

    Contrary to what he may want to believe, press doesn’t always mold public opinion.

    No bad product sells, no matter how much advertising it buys or how much good press it has. Bigger than press is word-of-mouth. If advertised products don’t have good word-of-mouth they don’t sell.

    We have good word-of-mouth and will continue to have it as long as we give
    service.

    So good service and being decent are superior to even good press. Be decent, then, and give good service, and good press or bad press, we’ll still make it.

    We prefer no press because it slows our word-of-mouth amongst the people.

    However, bad press is no catastrophe. So the reporter cannot really hurt you and is nobody to be feared. Pitied, rather-for if he does write what he really feels, he’ll get sacked. That’s what makes him sick and cynical. He may know you’re decent and effective and yet he’ll have to go write what he’s told to write.

    Even if you handed this policy letter to him and he said it wasn’t true, he’d have to write stories that follow the points below.

    So actually he’s on a spot. He’d have to sell out the human race if his editor told him to.

    But he would write a different story if he found one that fitted his pattern of requirements.

    STORY RULES

    If you want to give him a story he will publish you have to know these rules, for they are the rules he follows.

    The rules of newspaper writing today are very exact. And this is probably a far better analysis of the rules than he has, so you could surely win.

    To be printed, a story must contain one or more of these things:

    1. HARM (Blood, violence, damage, death, scandal)

    2. SEX

    3. MONEY

    4. BIG NAMES

    5. The story must be written to INVALIDATE something

    6. The story must contain a CONTROVERSY.

    7. A story must contain TWO OPPOSING FORCES. Dialectical materialism is the basic philosophy used by the society at this time. This philosophy is crudely stated in the following statement: “It takes two opposing forces to produce an idea.” The Scientologist recognizes this as reliable items in a Goals-Problem-Mass, but it is real to editors as TRUTH.

    Therefore, a great story to a newspaperman contains nearly all of 1 to 4 above and 5, 6 and 7.

    This is the formula on which modern newspapers operate. They don’t publish any other kind of “news story.”

    You could be elected Queen of the May and the headline would be “Controversy Rips Queen Election. Sexual Bias Hinted.”

    If you inherited a billion happily from an uncle who loved you and were all set to help the millions with it, the news story would be “Foul Play Hinted in Uncle’s Death. Rights of Heir Challenged. Sex Life Probed.”

    And that’s the isness of the entheta called news.

    This sounds like criminal gossip mongering. It is. But it’s also the total formula of news in this century. It’s what the editor believes sells papers. It may not even do that but they believe it does. And the publisher, hounded by economics, must sell papers to stay alive.

    A SCIENTOLOGY LIABILITY

    If you give him any story at all, the reporter must wind it into the above formula or it won’t be published. He may not even be after you or mad at you.

    He just has to write “a story” along the above lines.

    If you talk only about Scientology, according to 7 he must furnish another terminal, so he adds in “the public” and makes Scientology oppose “the public interest.” He has, then, no choice but to make Scientology dangerous to the public.

    As he has a rule in 1 about harm and he can find no blood, he is driven to inventing something that harms something or has harmed something.

    In 2 he must have sex, so he has to invent some sex.

    In 3 he has to talk about our fees because money is a great story requirement.

    In 4 he has to have names and so has to use my name as the best one known regardless of all the other people in Scientology.

    In 5 he has to make 1 to 4 invalidative of Scientology if that’s the only item there, and he expects the public to buy his papers so he can’t invalidate the public.

    In 6 he has to imagine something questionable or just say we’re controversial as he must have a controversy. This makes things “timely and interesting” for his editor.

    And as I said above, he has to have two forces so he is driven to use the public as the other one to “oppose” Scientology.

    Therefore, by the very nature of news writing and the singleness of Scientology, you get bad press unless you release good press stories of your own guidance.

    It is naive to expect good press. Press isn’t going to pat anyone on the head.

    It’s going to follow its rules of “what is a story” 1 to 7 above.

    Unfair though it may seem, that’s still the isness of it.

    A GOOD STORY

    The best story you can hope for from modern press would have to have all the above elements.

    This sounds deadly for us. But it really isn’t. All we have to know is their formula, release our own stories using it and be sure it isn’t us to which they assign the blood, sex, money and names. Let it be somebody else’s blood, sex, money and names.

    Actually, we are pretty dull on the first four points. We’re’ too decent, we give too much service.

    They have to imagine bad things to get them in at all.

    So let’s use their formula if we want press but with a more accurate viewpoint.

    DRILLS

    First you should glance over some daily papers and satisfy yourself that the news formula above is factual, to get some practice and to see how varied the resulting stories become. You will find you can determine where a story would be placed in a newspaper by the number of requirements and the magnitude of one or more of the requirements. And you will be able to predict how long any story will last by seeing how many requirements it fulfills and to what degree.

    And you’ll be a news analyst. A columnist’s story is the exception. He is against things. But he still follows other requirements too. Thus, if we were simply against things, we would most likely be columnist-type news, not headline.

    It’s a good drill. Once you’ve done it press won’t ever scare you again. And you can be cause over it.

    Take the front-page news stories and a pencil. Check off in anyone story as many as you can of story requirements 1 to 7 above by number and the first letters of the requirement.

    It’s an amusing game. You won’t find many missing in anyone story and you’ll find that those that go front page for days have all of the requirements.

    Call that “Something A.” We’re against it or them.
    1. Explain how harmful “Something A” is.
    2. Explain the sex aspects of “Something A” or omit.
    3. Give figures as to the huge sums connected with “Something A.”
    4. Give the big names connected with “Something A” and what’s wrong with them.
    5. Be sure to invalidate “Something A.”
    6. Explain that “Something A” is controversial and exactly what about it is controversial.
    7. As mentioned above be sure to define that you as a force oppose “Something A” as a force and you have a fully designed “news story.”

    Now and then a skilled press hand can get an idea which has pure INTEREST value. This is essentially a theta story. And in a sane society mostly these would get published. But on releasing them in the present society, immediately 1 to 7 get added to such a story. Take my Tomato Story. “Vegetables react on an E-Meter.” Essentially, then, bodies and vegetables were both of the same order of response. This I made into “Do Tomatoes Feel Pain?” and got international press. But before a week had run, the following elements had been added: (1)
    Crazy to think so; (2) Pretty girl inspires love in a cabbage; (5) Probably not; (6) Controversial. They couldn’t manage to increase (4) beyond my name and (7) they couldn’t quite manage. It went, however, and went on for two years with everybody from the University of Texas to the US government getting in on the act.

    They are starved for ideas. They are scarce, as you could imagine from a philosophy like Russian dialectical materialism. Therefore, the press nurses and continues old stories. They look for but do not expect to find new stories. My last press boy (after I’d batted a theta international press story out for the third time in a year, all carefully figured out) said, “But one can’t think of a tomato story every six weeks!” He didn’t believe it was possible to think of new ideas and also believed that it was impossible to get press.

    It’s always possible to get press. The hardest press to get is theta press because it’s too far from the modern formula. You and I know that theta flows faster than entheta. That makes one wonder what makes newspapers circulate at all. For their formula is enturbulative and, therefore, unlikely to go far.

    From this we can assume, then, that they seek enduring stories, not interesting or communicating stories. So adding time to a story is always good.

    “We are always getting A-type cases. They must stop this continual selling of A.” “It takes years to make a real professional auditor.” “We have been trying for years to stop A.”

    A campaign against vice is always good news. Gets lots of mileage. Because it adds up to all seven points, usually.

    To create a news story often requires that you take action. The action need not outlast the news value of the story. This is a special programs sort of job. Example: Teenage girl shows up in HGC who has been beaten and raped by teenage boys at high school and withholding it since. Audit it out, get parents to okay investigation, call in press. Release story of vice and crime at local high school with the org doing the investigation. On subsequent days: Criticize laxity of police. Criticize principal. Finally, find more teenage sex cases. Just day by day deal off a new action to the press. String the story out. Take an action. Hold a press conference. Put students on meters. Put teachers on meters. Get parents to sue. Finally, advise school hire a permanent mental consultant and give daily mental exercises to “teenage mobsters.” Then wrap it all up and skip it. You’ve made something evil become something good attained-Scientology in schools.

    You make a calendar of coming events, one day, one action. One action, one news story. And string it out.

    Exercise: Do a story design and calendar for” Scientology ministers demand FDA prove sterility pills aren’t sex stimulants.”

    That’s press. You cause it. You don’t just receive it.

    And all press must be calculated at the reality level of the newspapers, not the public.

    Most press agents (public relations counsels) don’t understand press. They often act only to prevent it. Or they try to use me twenty-four hours a day to specialize on (4). Or they want “stunt press” -like Bernarr McFadden’s parachute jump into Niagara Falls at the age of seventy or some blonde swimming the Channel. This has small value and is chancy press. And preventing press is also chancy for one is only at effect.

    If you really want “good” press, get some element that fits all seven of the above requirements, plan an exact series of actions, do them in exact sequence and release a press story for each action. The press will love you.

    Now, does it occur to you that it is this exact action (poorly done) that is being undertaken against us by the AMA. Ah, you learn fast! But the difference is theirs is toward a sordid goal.

    This is an analysis of current press. It is released to help understand our press situation and our problems.

    I am not condoning the current state of press. I am not advising that we go all out for press. I am just giving you data about press and requiring that if you want press or have to handle press, it will be successful in this current society only if handled with the above elements firmly understood.

    Using these Scientology Five data, we could be front page 100 days out of every year.

    L. RON HUBBARD
    Founder

    Maybe this might be useful for you project. If so then you can get a sizeable stack of the PR Series materials as part of the Organisation Executive Course, which can be downloaded from here: https://whyweprotest.net/community/threads/collection-of-scientology-admin-tech-electronic-index-and-materials.52188/

    Let me know if this helps.

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  7. Sandra, on 13 January 2012 at 4:51 pm said:

    Hello,

    I am a college student hoping to write about New Religious Movements for my final year project. I was hoping to focus on perceptions of these movements, however I was informed lately that my topic must include either public relations or media to be relevant to my course.. Also I hope to confine it to Ireland, as a subject so broad will surpass 10,000 words!
    I’m stumped. I just don’t know how to incorporate either.. Is there much PR work going on for movements in Ireland? Are they using any media outlets to attract members? Has anyone any literature I could attain?

    This is non-biased work and I would really appreciate any input from people with first-hand experience of any kind…

    Thank you for your time. I can be contacted via the email address below.

    Sandra,
    surreal-sounds@hotmail.com

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