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IAN HAWORTH: I have helped thousands since I established my first group, The Council on Mind Abuse, in 1979, to support cult leavers and raise awareness of how cults recruit.
Ian Haworth left a coercive group in 1978, knowing he had to warn people bout the dangers of cults - so for 45 years, he ran a cult hotline
Brit Ian Haworth moved to Canada and was out shopping one day when he was approached by a woman who asked him to join their community group - little did he know by the following weekend he would be under the control of a cult
One thing is for sure, and that is that the commanders know that their traffic is harmful and cannot stand scrutiny.
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