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Adnan Oktar (Harun Yahya)
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first phase was known as "exterior unmasking." The prisoner had to prove
his loyalty by admitting what he had hidden when the case had been
brought against him and, in particular, admit his links with his friends on
the outside. The second phase was "interior unmasking," when he was
forced to denounce the people who had helped him inside the prison. The
third phase was "public moral unmasking," when t the accused was ordered
to curse all the things that he held sacred, including his friends and family,
his wife or girlfriend, and his God if he was a believer. In the fourth phase,
candidates for joining the OPCB [Organization of Prisoners with
Communist Beliefs] had to "reeducate" their own best friend, torturing
him with their own hands and thus becoming executioners themselves.
...Eugen Turcanu [head of the OPCB, the purpose of which was the reedu-
cation of political prisoners, combining study of the texts of Communist
dogma with mental and physical torture] devised especially diabolical
measures to force seminarians to renounce their faith. Some had their
heads repeatedly plunged into a bucket of urine and fecal matter, while
the guards intoned a parody of the baptismal rite . 54
People in every country of the Eastern Bloc were subjected to
Communism's crazed murderous impulse and passionate hatred of reli-
gion. The Darwinist-Materialist philosophy that regards human beings
as animals and maintains that constant violence, torture, and fear are
needed to subdue these so-called "animals," brought about a terrible
regime of torture in Communist prisons.
This is why those who regard Darwinism as no danger, or think its
theories are harmless, must read this book carefully. The Darwinist-
Communist ideology's final aim is to turn people against one another, to
alienate them from every moral and spiritual value, thereby bestializing
human society into a "herd" that can easily be domesticated and gov-
erned. No matter with what ideology they disguise themselves, their
aim is all the same, as history has witnessed.

Darkness in Cuba

During the Cold War period, the Soviet Union supported the dicta-
torship of Fidel Castro's Cuba, another Communist regime. The guerilla