Family escapes christian cult

Luddly Neddite

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Behind the barricaded doors of a Christian cult: Forced to wear uniforms all day, no birth control and total isolation from the 'evil' world outside... and the family of FOURTEEN who escaped
  • A family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring they had been living in a 'false system'
  • Many of the children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri, on New Zealand's west coast
  • But the family moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as they begin reintegrating into society
  • The adults have forsaken their nun-like headdresses and white bibs to put on everyday clothes
  • The children have removed their hooded hats and blue uniforms
  • The community, founded in 1969 and which now has 500 members, is headed by Neville Cooper
  • It has been revealed that he was convicted of sexual abuse in 1994 and spent 11 months in jail
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Read more: Behind the doors of New Zealand cult Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri Daily Mail Online
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I wonder how many more weird little cults are out there.

If consenting adults and not harming anyone, I don't much care but that's not how they're portrayed.

More at the link.
 
Behind the barricaded doors of a Christian cult: Forced to wear uniforms all day, no birth control and total isolation from the 'evil' world outside... and the family of FOURTEEN who escaped
  • A family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring they had been living in a 'false system'
  • Many of the children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri, on New Zealand's west coast
  • But the family moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as they begin reintegrating into society
  • The adults have forsaken their nun-like headdresses and white bibs to put on everyday clothes
  • The children have removed their hooded hats and blue uniforms
  • The community, founded in 1969 and which now has 500 members, is headed by Neville Cooper
  • It has been revealed that he was convicted of sexual abuse in 1994 and spent 11 months in jail
268654E800000578-2989160-image-m-53_1426050016691.jpg
2686574800000578-2989160-image-a-44_1426049936782.jpg

Read more: Behind the doors of New Zealand cult Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri Daily Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

I wonder how many more weird little cults are out there.

If consenting adults and not harming anyone, I don't much care but that's not how they're portrayed.

More at the link.

Sounds like another Jesuit / Vatican operation. Jim Jones was a Jesuit (pretending to be a Protestant Christian ) and that entire op was run straight from the Vatican. The entire thing - Luddly - does not suprise me to see the Vatican planning out these types of ops in order to use it against Protestants. They are quite obvious - once you read Dr. Alberto Rivera ex - Jesuit story - you'll see how the Vatican sets these things up - they have their own Jesuit trained people start the cult , then control the media so they can decide when they will break this or that story - it's quite wicked.
 
Behind the barricaded doors of a Christian cult: Forced to wear uniforms all day, no birth control and total isolation from the 'evil' world outside... and the family of FOURTEEN who escaped
  • A family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring they had been living in a 'false system'
  • Many of the children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri, on New Zealand's west coast
  • But the family moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as they begin reintegrating into society
  • The adults have forsaken their nun-like headdresses and white bibs to put on everyday clothes
  • The children have removed their hooded hats and blue uniforms
  • The community, founded in 1969 and which now has 500 members, is headed by Neville Cooper
  • It has been revealed that he was convicted of sexual abuse in 1994 and spent 11 months in jail
268654E800000578-2989160-image-m-53_1426050016691.jpg
2686574800000578-2989160-image-a-44_1426049936782.jpg

Read more: Behind the doors of New Zealand cult Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri Daily Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

I wonder how many more weird little cults are out there.

If consenting adults and not harming anyone, I don't much care but that's not how they're portrayed.

More at the link.

Lots
 
Behind the barricaded doors of a Christian cult: Forced to wear uniforms all day, no birth control and total isolation from the 'evil' world outside... and the family of FOURTEEN who escaped
  • A family of 14 walked out of a remote community declaring they had been living in a 'false system'
  • Many of the children were born in the Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri, on New Zealand's west coast
  • But the family moved 200 miles away to live with a 'normal' family as they begin reintegrating into society
  • The adults have forsaken their nun-like headdresses and white bibs to put on everyday clothes
  • The children have removed their hooded hats and blue uniforms
  • The community, founded in 1969 and which now has 500 members, is headed by Neville Cooper
  • It has been revealed that he was convicted of sexual abuse in 1994 and spent 11 months in jail
268654E800000578-2989160-image-m-53_1426050016691.jpg
2686574800000578-2989160-image-a-44_1426049936782.jpg

Read more: Behind the doors of New Zealand cult Gloriavale Christian Community in Haupiri Daily Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

I wonder how many more weird little cults are out there.

If consenting adults and not harming anyone, I don't much care but that's not how they're portrayed.

More at the link.
Those little short people are not consenting adults. This cult seems to have taken a cue from the Warren Jeffs cult with the 19th century prairie dress motif.
 
There are some evil people in this world....who use whatever means they can to control and own people. It's a cult, but doesn't appear Christian at all.
 

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