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5 Dangerous Cults - Duration: 15:54.
The human mind is what makes our species so unique, our ability to feel emotion, to think,
deduce, derive all comes down to the complexity of the brain's labyrinth of synapses.
But often times, what our brain tells us might not even reflect the reality.
In this video we delve into the darker sides of beliefs and gathered just a few of the
most notorious cults in history.
Of note, this is only the tip of the iceberg, cults are social gatherings where members
share a common belief, and often these beliefs can be quite out there.
Number Five
Aum Shinrikyo
Which means the 'Supreme Truth'.
It was a Japanese doomsday cult founded by Shoko Asahara in 2007.
This cult is a mixture of Buddhist and Hindu beliefs, where apocalyptic Christian prophesies
were also incorporated into their teachings.
Their leader Asahara claimed to be both Christ and the first 'enlightened one' since Buddha.
Aum Shinrikyo is perhaps most infamous for its deadly attack carried out on the morning
of March the 20th in 1995.
Currently, 192 Aum members have been charged with the Sarin attack carried out during rush
hour in Tokyo, which killed 13 people and injured over a thousand commuters.
For those who don't know, Sarin is a colourless and odourless chemical weapon which attacks
the nervous system.
Today, a number of victims still suffer the aftermath of the attack.
From complications like PTSD, blurred vision and impaired speech.
Asahara and 12 other Aum leaders have been sentenced to death.
When Aum was demolished, former members reorganised into smaller spin-off groups.
These smaller groups have attempted to change the cults violent past into a more spiritual one.
Number Four
Order of the Solar Temple
Founded in 1984 by Luc Jouret, a doctor, and Joseph Di Mambro, a jeweller by trade.
Jouret was a lecturer who frequently went on tours giving lectures as a method of recruitment.
This divided the group into three levels of memberships: 'Amanta' which consisted
of people who were recruited by his lectures.
'The Archedia Clubs' which are those who wants to take the teachings and beliefs further
and lastly 'The International Chivalric Organisation of the Solar Tradition' otherwise
known as the Order of the Solar Temple.
His lectures seemed pure and honest.
Titled 'Luc Jouret, Physician.
Love and Biology' but the content of the lectures were spiritual and actually discussed
the apocalypse.
The reason behind this was the group wanted to find more people strong enough to survive
the ecological apocalypse which they believe was impending.
Membership of the cult continued to rise in the late 1980s to around 500 members.
There had been trouble brewing in the turn of the decade with members as they attempted
to stockpile weapons causing the Order to receive bad press.
As a result, members started to distance themselves from the group both in attendance of meetings
and financial contributions.
When Tony Dutoit, a member of the Solar Temple, publicly spoke out against them, he, his wife
and child were murdered in their home.
The two founders, Jouret and Mambro had disagreements over the direction of the Solar Temple
but one thing they both acknowledged was that they had to start preparing for the transit
to another world which resulted in a mass suicide including the two leaders.
On the 4th October 1994, the remains of 53 members of the Order of the Solar Temple were
found, as the Swiss towns of Cheiry and Granges-sur-Salvan noticed fires burning.
Although termed as mass suicide, autopsy reports showed some victims had died of suffocation
while some others were given hypnotics then shot to death.
Some had plastic bags over their heads, and some had shown signs of struggle.
Very far from suicide.
Also, the victims in Cheiry where found lying in a star formation and some had their hands
clasped in prayer.
Number Three
Matamoros human sacrifice
Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, a.k.a 'El Padrino' which translates to 'The Godfather', was the
creator of this bloody cult.
He was raised in a religious environment with his mother, two brothers and a sister in West Miami.
Constanzo's mother, Delia Aurora Gonzalez del Valle was married at least three times
which essentially meant she raised her family alone.
She practised Santeria, a religion that formed when African Slaves combined the worship of
gods and spirits of ancestors with Catholicism.
Santeria has over 100 million practitioners worldwide however Constanzo's mother practiced
it in a malicious way where her neighbours reported that she would settle grudges by
leaving headless animals on doorsteps.
Whilst Constanzo had been practicing Santeria, he became engrossed in the rituals of Palo
Mayombe, an Afro-Caribbean cult that stresses 'evil for evil's sake' whose leaders
tend to be powerful drug lords using occult as a means of discipline.
Costanzo's practises included aspects of voodoo, Satanism and santismo, but human sacrifice
was a crucial part of his cult.
How this cult was uncovered was from the capture of a 21 year old pre-med student, Mark Kilroy
from the University of Texas.
On the early morning of March 14th, 1989, Kilroy and his three friends were walking
towards the bridge to the other side of the US border after a vacation in the Mexican
Town of Matamoros.
Kilroy disappeared when his friend took a break from the walking, four weeks later the
first part of him was found - his brain boiled in blood over an open fire with a turtle shell,
horseshoe, spinal column and other human bones.
The police had no lead to follow from the findings but one of the gang members were
caught when he ran a narcotics-interception roadblock.
They pursued him until he reached a ranch and found a revolver and some marijuana in
the vehicle.
The police showed the picture of Kilroy to the ranch owner and asked if he had seen anything.
Sure enough he was able to give the names of the other three gang members, thus the
ranch owner was not charged of any crimes.
The four men were interrogated for 36 hours until they finally talked.
They were apparently ordered by Constanzo to pick up an Anglo spring-breaker.
They also revealed they lured drunken college students into their truck, tortured them,
then ultimately sheared off the top of their head with a machete and boiled their brains.
One of them said "It was our religion, our voodoo.
We did it for success.
We did it for protection".
The police found evidence of a cauldron for black magic potions and bloody relics of ritual slayings.
The rest of Kilroy's body was also found in a shallow grave with his heart ripped out.
Dozens of lost bodies where also uncovered in graves around the ranch.
The extent of the sacrificial killings are still unknown, there may be more in other
sites but speculations remains as speculations.
Number Two
The Family
Established by Charles Manson, who was raised by his single mother and had a turbulent childhood.
Manson was in and out of detention for different crimes including stealing cars and hustling.
When he was released at the age of 32, he had spent half of his life behind bars.
In San Francisco he had established himself as a messianic figure in the hippie culture.
He eventually moved in with a Berkeley graduate student called Mary Brunner and soon after
had 18 women living in the house with them.
Here he shared his philosophies to this group, who soon became known as the Manson Family.
Dennis Wilson, the drummer of Beach Boys often picked up hitchhiking members of the Manson
Family and brought them back to his house.
After some time, Manson and his followers had taken over his house, where his followers
acted like his servants whilst Manson taught them his philosophies.
The Family moved into the Spahn Ranch in August 1968 after Wilson's manager had edited them.
Here Manson preached about the race war in the US which would destroy the power structures
of the country, leaving the Family to rebuild it in their own philosophy.
This apocalyptic war was known by the Family as Helter Skelter.
He also referred to the book of Revelation of the New Testament.
The ranch was eventually turned into an armed camp when Manson shot a black drug dealer
to steal money because he was afraid that the man was part of a gang called the Black Panthers.
So he transformed the ranch with night patrols and armed guards.
On July 25th, 1969, Manson ordered Brunner and two other Family members to go to the
house of Gary Hinman, an acquaintance of his, to demand the $21 000 he had inherited.
They did this by holding him hostage for two days before Manson arrived and ordered them
to kill him.
They drew the slogans of the Black Panthers to hide their identity.
One of the Family members was arrested when he was caught driving Hinman's car.
Two days later, Manson declared the time for the Helter Skelter race war.
Manson ordered four members of the Family to go the the house of Terry Melcher and to
destroy everyone in it as gruesomely as possible.
Four people, including Sharon Tate who was 8 months pregnant were slaughtered.
Disturbingly, they used Tate's blood to write the word 'PIG' on the front door of the house.
They also murdered a young boy who was driving along the road as they approached the house.
The night after, Manson, the same four members, plus two other Members went out to another
round of killings.
Their next target was supermarket executive Leno LaBianca and his wife Rosemary in Los Angeles.
Both were stabbed multiple times and they scrawled the words 'Helter Skelter' on
the wall in blood.
Manson and the members of the Family were arrested in December 1969.
Trials began in June 1970 and received much attention from the media as the other Manson
Family members protested outside the courthouse
with shaven heads marked with an 'X' on their foreheads.
Manson and four others were actually sentenced to death but this was eventually changed to
life in prison when the US Supreme Court abolished capital punishment.
Number One
The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God
This Doomsday cult was formed as a sect that broke away from the Roman Catholic Church
in Uganda.
Members had claimed to join the Movement as a way to challenge the Catholic church.
The Church at the time was ridden with scandals, and the terror of AIDS was causing believers'
faith to waver.
The cult focused on the word of Jesus Christ.
The Ten Commandments formed the crux of their teachings.
They strongly believed the apocalypse was coming in the coming of the new millennium.
The cult began in the late 1980s as Ugandan Paulo Kashakun claimed to have visions of
his deceased daughter who told him he would have visions of Heaven.
Although he did not have visions of Heaven, he reported to have visions of Jesus Christ,
the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph.
Kashakun's other daughter, Credonia Mwerinde, a former prostitute, also reported seeing
visions of the Virgin Mary.
Although she failed to convince the Vatican, Kashakun instructed her to spread the word
across the country.
Joseph Kibweteere, a failed politician, believed Mwerinde fanatically and together they formed
the cult called the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God.
Kibwerteere claimed to also have visions of the Virgin Mary so the two set off to spread
the word of the upcoming apocalypse.
A new member, Dominic Kataribabo, an esteemed priest armed with a PhD from a US university,
helped drew in new members to the group.
The group soon expanded into a prosperous community in the early 1990s.
Villagers described the believers to be disciplined, amiable and not cause any trouble.
The members were told to sell their property, including Kibweteere himself, who sold his
property to buy a pineapple and banana plantation.
The followers lived on this and until 1992 when the village elders forced them to move
to the Kanungu District where they built homes, churches, and a primary school.
Since the main teachings were from the bible, particularly the Ten Commandments, members
took this very seriously.
They were discouraged to speak so that they don't break the ninth commandment which
is 'Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour'.
So on some days, communication was by sign language.
They also fasted regularly, with one meal eaten on Mondays and Fridays.
Sex and the use of soap were also forbidden.
Members had to rise at 3 a.m and pray for three hours before beginning work in the fields.
A follower of the group reported that the followers had been dying of malnutrition and
many were ill.
In 1997, the group had approximately 5000 members.
As the new millennium closed in, the group leaders encouraged members to repent their
sins and prepare for the inevitable apocalypse.
All work stopped and members were instructed to sell their belongings cheaply.
But as the year 2000 came and went with no signs of the end, members began questioning
their leaders, ceased payment to the church and some even demanded their money back.
Mwerinde and Kibweteere then set a new date for the apocalypse as the 17th March 2000
where they planned a huge celebration for the coming end.
Because of the revision of the predicted date, it lead to some members doubting the leaders.
This classed them as 'traitors' who were then killed in waves before the 17th of March.
Their bodies have been found in several mass graves.
Those who were deemed too weak were also killed but without being classed as a 'traitor'.
Now, on the night of the 15th, there was a party held in the new church where they reported
to have consumed three bulls and an ample amount of Coca Cola.
The remaining members gathered the next night and prayed until the early morning.
March 17th, 10.30 am.
A huge explosion was heard by local villagers and a fire engulfed the newly built church
with all the members of the Movement still inside.
530 people including children and allegedly the leaders all perished in the flames.
The windows and doors had been sealed.
At the time, it is unknown whether this was a cult suicide or mass murder.
Many other bodies emerged as the Ugandan police force searched the properties of those involved
in the Movement.
On the 24th of March, 153 bodies were discovered in mass graves.
Two days later another 155 bodies were uncovered.
Weeks later, the police determined that this was a mass murder committed by the group leaders.
When the doomsday prediction failed to come true, they murdered their followers while
probably still making it seemed like its the end of the world.
Thus the police was led to believe that both Kibweteere and Mwerinde could still be alive
resulting in an international warrant for their arrest.
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3 Minute Rapid Introduction To AWS Lambda - Duration: 2:52.
Hello!
Welcome to this 3 minute introduction to Amazon Web Service Lambda.
In this video, we will look at what Lambda is, what it can do, and what are its implications.
So, what is Lambda?
Lambda lets you run code on the Internet without requiring the management of server systems
or applications.
What does that mean?
Lambda is a "function as a service" product.
Programmers do not have to worry about installing, configuring, patching or securing their machines,
whether physical or virtual.
They only have to write code that performs a specific task.
Everything else is managed behind the scenes.
Lambda supports multiple languages.
Programmers can continue to use the same languages and libraries that they are currently using,
including most popular languages such as Python and Javascript.
Lambda is scalable.
In addition to writing code, programmers need to invest time and resources into building
mechanisms to deal with spikes in demand.
For instance, if you are building a airline ticket reservation system, you need to handle
additional workload generated during holidays.
Lambda does this for you automatically.
Lambda is cheap.
With current prices, Lambda charges less than 1 cent per hour of compute resources utilized,
and even that is after a significant chunk of time offered in its free tier.
So, why is Lambda disruptive?
Here's a quote from the Chief Product Officer Of Netflix, a global leader in streaming media:
".. we can use event based triggers to help automate the encoding process of media files
..".
So therefore, Lambda has only been around since 2014, and it is already being adopted
by global businesses for its cost and scalability benefits.
Let's find out why.
Lambda significantly reduces time to market.
Businesses can focus on investing time and energy in building products, rather than worrying
about maintaining server operations, or turning on new servers upon experiencing high demand.
Lambda significantly reduces total IT costs.
Businesses do not have to budget for extra computing capacity that is wasted or underutilized,
in addition to the engineering capacity.
However, Lambda is still in its early days.
It still has to prove its maturity in regards to enterprise IT functions such as configuration
management, security and testing.
That's it for this video.
Hope you enjoyed it.
Thank you!.
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The Non Techie Side of Live Video Streaming - Duration: 3:39.
Do you have any recording rituals that
you like to practice before you go live?
Having a set of rituals that you perform
each time before you go live will help
you feel more confident and be more
relax during your livestreams. Let's take
a look at the non-techie side of live
streaming in this episode of l.t.l.s.w.
m.i. Learn to Live Stream with Ms. Ileane
Stay right there it's coming right up
one of the first things you want to do
before you do live video is make
yourself an outline of what it is that
you're going to be talking about.That's
going to help you keep focus and help
with the flow of your live stream. Jot
down some notes and keep them handy so
even if questions come in during your
live video you'll be able to get back
one topic really quickly
Number two. If you follow me on Instagram
or Twitter you'll know that one of my
daily rituals that I practice is
Meditation. I use this really cool app
called Calm
there's also another one called Stop
Breathe and Think that I really like and
it helps me stay centered and keeps me
calm
but even if you're short on time you'll
find that a nice smooth inhale and
exhale will get the blood flowing and
keep you alert. Number 3. Warm up your
voice before you go live. I like to do a
little singing: me, me, me, me!
Well maybe not so much but just do a
little Snapchat story or an Instagram
story. Something just to get the little
kinks out of your voice before you start
your stream. Number four
and I gotta confess guys this is the one
that I need the help with the most! Make a
mental note and remember to look at the
camera
look at the camera don't look over here
don't look over there don't just look at
the camera. Number five is really simple
guys and it's just one word. Water! Keep
water near you because you never know
when you're just gonna get that frog in
your throat or if the air is dry you
want to be able to just take a quick sip
your audience isn't going to mind and I
know some of you probably want to have
another drink by your side but I
recommend water it's really quick way to
just get hydrated so you can get on with
your show now the last tip that I want
to leave you guys with is don't forget
your call to action and with that said
guys be sure to subscribe and come back
next week and i'll have another video
for you and before you go I want to hear
from you leave me a comment and let me
know what recording rituals do you have
before you go live i'll see you guys
next week
it's Ms. Ileane saying Happy Streaming
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Making Gift Baskets by Alun Hill - Home Run Businesses You Can Start - Making Gift Baskets - Duration: 5:53.
Gift Basket Making
Gift-giving is a part of many cultures around
the world and it is mostly observed during festivities and special events like birthdays
and anniversaries.
Giving a gift not only shows that you appreciate the receiver, but also that you are ready
to put in the time and effort required to show it openly.
Gift-baskets are one of the most popular forms of gifting, as it gives you the opportunity
to present a variety of gifts in creative ways.
If you have a creative inclination and you have the passion to build a business, gift-basket
making can be a great way to combine your skills.
But just like any other business, you will need to be ready to work hard, and use careful
planning to ensure that you have a steady income.
The following points will help you through the steps of building a gift basket making
business from your own home.
• Target market Businesses have target audience analysis for
a reason.
Every person has unique tastes and requirements, which means that no matter how popular gift
baskets are, you cannot simply create one type and expect it to be appealing to everyone.
That is why the first thing you need to do in your business is determine the target market.
The easiest way to do this is to ask yourself which kind of person you have in mind when
creating a gift basket.
Target demographics can be categorized in a variety of ways.
The most popular methods include categorization by age, profession, location and set of hobbies
or interests.
Segmenting your market clearly will help you create products that are aimed to specific
kinds of people, which means that you have a higher chance of selling to a particular
demographic.
A good way to set your target demographic is to look for the most popular businesses
or institutions in your area.
If you live in an area that has a large hospital, for instance, you may create "get well soon"
gift baskets which definitely will be popular amongst visitors of patients.
You may include individual buyers, and even corporate clients in your target market and
create gift baskets according to their tastes and requirements.
• Startup costs Once you have decides the target market, it
is time for you to move on to the next most important aspect of your business: the costs.
If your final objective is to create a profitable business, then you will have to pay close
attention to how much money you are investing in your business, and how much you can earn
from it.
There are many factors that contribute to the cost of your business apart from your
business license, insurance and hired services.
The ones given below will help you gain a more accurate understanding of your start-up
costs.
• Gift basket supplies The materials and products you plan to use
in creating gift baskets come under this category.
The price range of your gift baskets are heavily influenced by what you plan to use to create
them.
• Supporting equipment To support your business, you will need equipment
like stationary, office furniture, computer, cash register, displays, and other such items.
• Delivery methods If you plan to operate online, you will need
to arrange for delivery of your products, which means you will need to spend on packaging
supplies and shipping.
• Operations A major advantage of a gift basket business
is that you have the freedom to choose exactly how you want to set your business up.
You may work from home and sell your products online, via mail order, or you may even sell
it face to face.
You may store and display your products in a retail store or keep them in a warehouse
and deliver them later.
Regardless of your preferred choice, there are a few things you need to consider when
you are setting up the operation of your business.
You need space to store the material required for gift baskets, assemble the baskets, and
display the finished products, which means that space will be of primary concern.
As your operation expands, you might have to hire employees and more to a retail location,
which requires a different approach.
These decisions can be taken based on your business volume and your own ambitions.
• Income and pricing The amount of money you are able to generate
in your business depends upon how well you are able to price your products and provide
quality within a set cost.
Most of your income will be generated during holidays, a major part of which will be attributed
to Christmas alone.
During times when your products are in high demand, you need to be careful in pricing
them.
A low price can not only reduce the quality of your gift baskets but also eat away at
your profits, while an exorbitant cost will lead to losing loyal customers.
The price of your gift basket should include the wholesale cost of all items and decorations,
storage and delivery charges and even labor charges apart from a profit.
You may even choose to gather a higher profit for certain gift baskets that have more desirable
items, and keep the price of other items relatively lower to sell more products.
• Marketing When starting a small business, most people
end up focusing too much on the quality of their products, believing that it will draw
in people organically.
But without marketing your business and your products, you risk investing all that time
and effort for nothing.
Nobody will know about what you have to offer unless you go out of your way to tell them,
which is why you need to invest your efforts into marketing.
Marketing, in fact, can be another area where you can use your creativity, as you need to
draw the attention of your target demographic and hold it long enough to tell them the unique
features of your gift baskets.
You can use brochures, newspaper advertising, direct mail, internet advertising, and a variety
of other techniques to get in touch with prospective clients.
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NOT a Booktube Newbie Tag [CC] - Duration: 4:43.
hey guys I'm Mel and today I'm going to do the not a
booktube newbie tag this tag was
created by Clever Fox and I was tagged
by the lovely Chantal from BookHands and of
course I'm going to leave both of their
links in the description as well as the
questions if you want to do this. I love
this tag because it's basically a
reflection of your booktube channel and
i always love doing these reflections at
the beginning of the year because I'm
cheesy like that the first question is
how old is your channel so technically i
started my channel in December 2013
So last month it turned three years I
know it's a long time but I actually
started uploading booktube videos a few
months after i made my channel and I
started being like really active like a
year and a half after that so i don't
think i actually started my channel
until like one year and a half ago even
though my channel is like three years
old
what are your favorite videos to make? My
favorite videos to make are the ones
that take the most time to make and those are
discussion videos especially the ones
focusing on diversity and #ownvoices but in
general, I like talking about books and
i like talking about things that concern
the booktube community and the book
community in general and i like using my
voice and my platform to raise those
voices and to give maginilised books and
authors a big place in my channel and
honestly from here from Argentina I
always feel like I can't do a lot like I
can't do a lot to change the world because
it's such a little country and it has
such little influence in the real word
and me being not even from Buenos Aires
it makes me feel like I don't have a
voice most of the time but since i
created this channel and I built it from
the ground up i think is the best way
to try to give my support and to
contribute at least a little bit to the
discussion
what is the one piece of advice you
would give someone wanting to booktube?
My piece of advice first is just do
it and my second and biggest advice is
interact with people go to people's
channels and watch their videos comment
share that interaction might seem
difficult at first I know I was so shy at
the beginning and I didn't comment in
anyone's videos because I was shy but I
needed to have the interaction in order
to people to find my channel and to know
my channel and apart from that that's
the best part of the community since
joining have you run into any unforeseen
challenges? my most unforeseen challenge
that I had was that I didn't know how
much work i had to do for getting good
content out at the beginning I didn't do
a lot of research but then I realized
that is so so important to do your
research before you start to make your
videos that takes a lot of your time
apart from filming and setting up and
editing and everything. What is a
favorite book or series you read
because of booktube? there are so many
books i read because of booktube but the
one that I keep thinking about is Homegoing
by Yaa Gyasi it's just such an important
book and it changed a lot of my ideas
it changed a lot of my perception of the
world and I wouldn't have found it and I
wouldn't have read it if it weren't for
Booktube
and honestly if it weren't for the
Diverseathon. Now I'm so thankful that I
found it and that people were talking
about it
overall what is your favorite aspect
about booktube? as i said before my favorite
aspect is the community and talking to
people and watching people's videos it's
just so inspiring listening to a lot of
different perspectives and point of
views and learning and growing while
listening to those voices
apart from that is super fun and I
always adore having that time to just
watch booktube videos want to spread the
booktube love? Give at least one newbie a
shout out one of my favorite people here
and it's a booktube newbie as well is
Tania from Tania Elizabeth she has been
such a lovely friend since I met her
and she also has a lot of videos that
are so different and important and she's
also going in this journey of reading
more diverse books and of reading more
books that relate to her so I just
adore her and her channel so i really think
that you should go on watch her video
look at her content and subscribe
Who do you tag? ViennaWaitsBooks,
Echoland and Gabriela Pop
ok so that's everything for this tag
hope you liked this if you did subscribe and
I will see you when I see you, bye!
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