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Satanic Ritual Abuse and Child Sexual Victimization
1. To seek out the reasons for the spread The contemporary version depicting
of FMS that is devastating families and satanic cults and ritualistic ceremonies
fragmenting communities.
2. To work on ways to prevent this
spread of FMS.
3. To aid those who were affected by
FMS and to help bring their families
back into a process of reconciliation.
In addition to their mission of educating
the public on the destructive nature
of false memories, they also address
repressed memories and the role of
psychiatric illness in false memories.
The False Memory Syndrome
Foundation is a small Pennsylvanian
organization of mostly parents and
community members. They are
mentioned to illustrate how even the
smallest of communities are engaged in
this philosophical battle.
The Satanic cult ideology has been
deemed by opposing historians as a
family of conspiracy legends, and
subversion myths rooted in ancient
cultures. Opponents point out these
historical conspiracy legends justified
the persecution of witches, Jewish
cultures, religious dissenters, Catholics,
Freemasons, communists, and many
other actions of genocide throughout
history initiated by myths and
conspiracy theories.
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has been traced back to its roots during
the 11th century. Devil worship, ritual
infant murder, and cannibalism the
Cathar heretics in southern France were
alleged to be practicing by Catholic
clergy in their propaganda war. The
Catholic Clergy’s proverbial marketing
campaigns proved to be highly effective.
After the Cathar heretics were squelched,
the Catholic Clergy used the exact same
devil worshiping homicidal themes to
define their imagined enemies. From
these deprecating campaigns, moral and
political order within their communities
was possible. With Satan worship as
their smoking gun, the Catholic Church
quickly became a marketing machine.
Over hundreds of years, stories based
in folklore were passed down from
generation to generation and satanic
worship and abuse survived.
The controversy has considerably waned
since the media, religious, legal, and
political fire storms of the 1970’s through
the early 1990’s placed satanic worship
and satanic ritual abuse on center stage.
Although presently not in the spotlight
as the years have passed, the passion
for many remains high. The passion is
motivated by the hope one day SRA/
RA will be confirmed as a widespread
practiced criminal activity