"In the process of understanding our indoctrination , he is slipping in new indoctrination," ex-member Sarah Edmundson tells series host Elizabeth Vargas in the clip.
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It was here that I understood that the multigenerational project of whiteness was demarcated by a process of indoctrination and that this indoctrination could, in fact, be unlearned.
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But when the final bill is tallied, including T-shirts, shooting lessons, and of course, borscht, Kryjivka, despite its theme, isn't really about indoctrination into nationalism, but rather about indoctrination into consumerism.
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The Chinese Communist Party's indoctrination app is absolutely crushing it.
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Where do you think the primary place of indoctrination is?
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There have been societies with universal surveillance and universal indoctrination.
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For Babin, the indoctrination started at a very young age.
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But the party continued to stress the importance of indoctrination.
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The university has effectively become an incubator of political indoctrination.
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Would I be susceptible to a cult's indoctrination and brainwashing?
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Extensive ideological indoctrination is a central part of their service.
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And so begins the long process of alienation and indoctrination.
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Some are built near indoctrination camps and employ former inmates.
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They were subject to indoctrination and torture, the detainees said.
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In 2017, it opened several internment camps aimed at forced indoctrination.
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You can say social media is a form of indoctrination, too.
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It is indoctrination camp for intolerant liberals and would be revolutionaries.
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They face interrogation, torture, and indoctrination by the Chinese Communist Party.
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Felix: Despite years of indoctrination, you can change in one afternoon.
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Four Republican senators have called for an investigation, calling it indoctrination.
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But all of this is a euphemism for indoctrination and surveillance.
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"My first marriage was ruined by feminist indoctrination," Cernovich told me.
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Unfortunately, such indoctrination robs liberal students of the opportunity to challenge their identity-based beliefs, and if there's one thing we know about liberal indoctrination, it's that it can't test the strength of the real world.
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It's really critical for new and fledging members indoctrination into this world.
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Well, or maybe it&aposs the indoctrination against capitalism on college campuses.
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Clichés are the path to prejudice and intolerance, to ignorance and indoctrination.
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But the programme mainly consisted of a year of internment and indoctrination.
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It's raw indoctrination, but adolescents don't have the capacity to question dogma.
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Brainwashing was a farce, a scientific impossibility, and indoctrination can be positive.
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My indoctrination came at John M. Tobin Elementary School in Cambridge, Mass.
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We all remember our own indoctrination into the sexualized culture of work.
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Officials say recent escapees are also showing an unusual degree of indoctrination.
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Beijing's indoctrination centers for Muslim Uighurs are stark violations of human rights.
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Detainees who've escaped have reported being subjected to torture, abuse, and political indoctrination.
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This is what indoctrination looks like when it's reflected back by the indoctrinated.
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But tone matters: sharing a considered view is one thing; indoctrination is another.
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The military regime saw textbooks as a tool of indoctrination more than instruction.
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Newspaper editors may be forced to attend indoctrination classes at a military academy.
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Former inmates told CNN that they were tortured during sessions of political indoctrination.
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It's like some weird indoctrination center scene from a 1950s sci-fi film.
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They are in college, so it is indoctrination happening at the highest levels.
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Indoctrination means being groomed by a jihadist organization; jihadization is the end point.
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How can China's leadership cultivate critical-thinking skills while also pushing political indoctrination?
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Can a summer of indoctrination teach little Hermione and Khaleesi to love capitalism?
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The book is meant as a tool of indoctrination to normalize transgender behavior.
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Maybe making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a painting indoctrination experience.
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Getting to know her upends Jojo's worldview, and he comes to question his indoctrination.
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This kind of control didn't happen overnight, but was the byproduct of slow indoctrination.
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I tried to work on a VR piece about indoctrination that was very difficult.
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I read some stuff, and the education system is just another form of indoctrination.
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After independence in 1962, nationalists pushed Arabisation to undo 132 years of French indoctrination.
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This is not an amnesty program, but it is a documentation and indoctrination program.
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The Ranger Indoctrination Program is undoubtedly brutal, desensitizing infantrymen to the realities of violence.
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Local officials soon began reporting growing numbers of Uighurs arrested or detained for indoctrination.
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Their claims have largely hinged on (lampooned) accusations of government overreach and communist indoctrination.
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Last week, a bipartisan panel in Washington issued a report condemning the indoctrination camps.
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The gunman was believed to be enrolled in the base's Aviation Preflight Indoctrination program.
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And the indoctrination of young people, members say, is crucial to the Klan's survival.
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I hear the gender indoctrination: Girls aren't like boys, so you should treat them differently.
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They hate the compulsory ideological indoctrination under Mr Xi that recalls the era of Mao.
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He spent 18 days at an Islamic State training center in Mosul for religious indoctrination.
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The harm wrought by four decades of oppression and indoctrination could not be undone overnight.
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In China's internment camps, Muslims are reportedly subjected to forced indoctrination, torture, and even death.
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Some detainees were sent to indoctrination camps for crimes like drug sales or domestic violence.
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Trainee laborers often first attend political courses similar to those used in the indoctrination camps.
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Perhaps the bigger question is how to make patriotism a matter of education, not indoctrination.
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An indoctrination pamphlet explained that violence was an essential ingredient in the recipe of revolution.
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They were required to attend political indoctrination meetings and prohibited from speaking anything but Chinese.
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At that point America's vice-president, Mike Pence, raised concerns about "round-the-clock political indoctrination".
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You are given a seat, and your indoctrination into the culinary delights of armed resistance begins.
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But Miranda feels she's actually liberating her child from the gendered indoctrination society pushes on people.
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Experts have warned that federal prisons are major sources of indoctrination of inmates to Islamic jihadism.
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"It's the ultimate form of surveillance -- it's a forced political indoctrination and assimilation program," she added.
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The "Indoctrination to Bureau Aircraft Operations" presentation comes in three parts, and is dated April 2009.
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Some have had years of ISIS indoctrination and, in the case of older boys, military training.
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He spent three weeks in the Chinese countryside in 2009, he said, learning about party indoctrination.
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Public rapes and medical experiments are common, and ideological indoctrination infuses life from sunrise to sunset.
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All of those listed have been incarcerated in one of four indoctrination camps in the area.
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Learn a cult's telltale signs, and how loneliness and life online make indoctrination easier than ever.
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Activists like Isa say Uyghurs are regularly subjected to inhumane conditions, psychological abuse, and forced indoctrination.
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Raniere also cajoled each member into "kissing him on the lips" as part of the indoctrination process.
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After a meticulous vetting process, each space program team member underwent a grueling 18-month indoctrination. 6.
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This comes after 1,400 years of Islamist indoctrination that Muslims are superior to all other human beings.
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"The church has a very intense indoctrination to prepare you for anything you might hear," she said.
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Over recent months, monitoring groups and witnesses say Uighurs have been sent into detention and indoctrination centers.
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Using a mixture of intimidation and indoctrination, they make sure the neighborhood feels the same way too.
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Another reportedly banned Kazakhs, another ethnic minority in China targeted by the country's suppression and political indoctrination.
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The first point is that contemporary economics undergraduates receive more of an indoctrination than an adequate education.
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Meanwhile, faculty and administrators seem more obsessed with social justice and indoctrination than providing a useful education.
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The Iranian Mullahs' toxic Islamist indoctrination, by contrast, has torn the social fabric of the Muslim world.
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So these two met and, thanks to Catholic indoctrination on birth control, started having all these kids.
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He wants people to see the incredible amount of indoctrination women are subconsciously exposed to every day.
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What little is known about what happens inside points to systematic physical and psychological torture, and indoctrination.
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Every time NGOs and foreign governments work with local leaders instead of imposing solutions, extremist indoctrination weakens.
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Many children were desensitized to violence through ceaseless indoctrination, paramilitary training and participation in various other crimes.
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Still, many who have emerged from the indoctrination program say it has hardened public attitudes against Beijing.
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Critics of the canceled program said it was an attempt at indoctrination, a charge Mr. Malcolm rejected.
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The central government in Beijing provides part of the funding for this enormous internment and indoctrination system.
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I was so fascinated that I didn't at first think of it as an exercise in indoctrination.
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It's anyone's guess as to how much the ISIS indoctrination can be removed from a teenage mind.
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Communist leaders engage in modern-day totalitarian brainwashing, bizarre lies and industrial-level indoctrination to suppress Muslims.
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But Tumxuk has also been drawn into the regionwide drive to transform Uighur society through indoctrination camps.
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The indoctrination is further enforced by the positive reinforcement and punishment of up-votes and down-votes.
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Not too long ago, day care centers were smeared as dens of satanic rituals and Soviet-style indoctrination.
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I've met a lot of men like James Fields in mosques, underground indoctrination classes, and Middle Eastern battlefields.
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The Tension Experience first kicked off in February as an under-the-radar alternate-reality game dubbed Indoctrination.
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The training and indoctrination of the recruits became more rigorous and systematic at that time, Mr. Islam said.
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The Family Research Council once accused the Girl Scouts of promoting promiscuity, liberal indoctrination and same-sex marriage.
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As they experience the tangible benefits of these partnerships, they'll be less susceptible to violent indoctrination as well.
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The party will also establish a leading small group on education policy, including the political indoctrination of students.
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Communist China has a dark history with reeducation camps, combining hard labor with indoctrination to the party line.
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Hundreds of thousands of Muslims in the western region of Xinjiang locked up in camps for mass indoctrination.
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Many older Cuban-Americans cringed at Mr. Sanders's remarks, saying he sounded like an apologist for Communist indoctrination.
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By the time Humar entered high school in 2004, the party's patriotic indoctrination had kicked into high gear.
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The United States quickly realized that by isolating the most extreme prisoners, the recruitment and indoctrination was compounded.
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Detainees are subject to constant indoctrination that warns them to renounce religious fervor and support the Communist Party.
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"Former detainees who have reached safety have spoken of relentless indoctrination and harsh conditions," Busby told the committee.
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The indoctrination of hate that unfortunately gets passed down from generation to generation hinders opportunities for true peace.
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While most recruits joined the Fatemiyoun for the money, they also received religious indoctrination, Mr Qanbari and others say.
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Mr Diwan thinks it is because schooling is used by governments and religious authorities as a form of indoctrination.
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In the majority-Kurdish cantons, winning Arab support is not essential, and indoctrination seems to be more the goal.
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China began rounding up members of the Uighur ethnic group in 2017 and forcing them to attend indoctrination camps.
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Anti-Israel and anti-Jewish indoctrination of Palestinian children begins very early in both UNRWA and non-UNRWA schools.
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At first, Beijing flat-out denied the existence of indoctrination camps, claiming that they're just vocational schools for criminals.
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"Government schools lead to the indoctrination of children and interfere with the free choice of individuals," the platform said.
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It's a thumping, wailing, low-fi piano-pounding stomp that recalls — with pop concision — indoctrination, beatings, disassociation and escape.
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Some Uighurs who managed to leave the camps have told of being subjected to intense indoctrination under armed guard.
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Scorah's grandmother was the agent of indoctrination, bringing the author and her sister to the Kingdom Hall for services.
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Despite this official indoctrination into the boy's club of Minimalism's major players, Truitt, too, was disregarded — by Judd himself.
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He said he was required to attend regular political indoctrination meetings and memorize quotes by China's president, Xi Jinping.
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Rather, it's about the indoctrination of youth, and what it takes to undo the brainwashing once it takes hold.
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The labor programs operate in parallel with the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang, that have drawn condemnation from Western governments.
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In a March column, The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan also made reference to torture and indoctrination under Mao.
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But some warned that the Islamic State's sophisticated indoctrination techniques needed to be countered by equally sophisticated reintegration programs.
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And, growing up in the indoctrination, the propaganda,…look, in the middle ages, there were certain people who were Satanists.
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" Birdzell's indoctrination into gun culture apparently came when he joined the armed forces, where he was "given a funny uniform.
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But this only prompted teachers to speak out against the program, which they may believe is a form of indoctrination.
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But this year they have taken a tougher approach that relies partly on "thought reform" — a phrase for political indoctrination.
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After all, true enlightenment and education consists of hearing all viewpoints and not just the indoctrination of the liberal perspective.
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"In my view, it might well be as high as 1.5 million," he said of the population held for indoctrination.
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The slow indoctrination laid the foundation for certain women to be groomed as Mr. Raniere's sexual partners, the lawsuit alleged.
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If you wanted something that could adapt, you didn't want to begin with the indoctrination of the rules of chess.
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At trial, Mr. Jiang said he had been led astray by indoctrination in Western notions of the rule of law.
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The fear is that TikTok is exposing America's youth to Communist Party indoctrination and smuggling their data to Beijing's servers.
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And the pleas, often emotional, undermine the state's narrative that the detainees are voluntarily participating in their indoctrination, they say.
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Mind control is a bidirectional process, so these people bring their own meaning and experiences into whatever the indoctrination is.
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The Indoctrination Theory is the kind of ending that first the rules that the Mass Effect series taught its players.
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And then I began to realize how indoctrination really works — and it works because it can change the way you think.
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Beijing denies any allegations of torture or political indoctrination, and says the camps are "vocational training centers" designed to fight terrorism.
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Trump's victory undermines this apparent progress in crucial ways, especially the alt-right's impressive indoctrination of young whites through social media.
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Beijing has detained about a million Uighurs in political indoctrination camps and enacted a regime of DNA and voice data collection.
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This was for a number of reasons: Nazi indoctrination, a profound sense of duty and the threat of execution for deserters.
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A Boko Haram wife would be more vulnerable to indoctrination than a girl who had not wed, said psychologist Fatima Akilu.
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Researchers estimate that as many as 1.5 million Uighurs are in detention centres, where they are subject to political indoctrination programmes.
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While much of the overt indoctrination is now gone, the material traces of this campaign still permeate cities and small towns.
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Baimurat, who lives in Kazakhstan, says he helped deliver hundreds of fellow Muslims to an indoctrination camp in China's Xinjiang region.
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" Soviet brainwashing, he said, might come through indoctrination or some kind of "lie serum," but whatever it was, it was "abhorrent.
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The indoctrination started gently, with a podcast here, a YouTube video there, about minimalism, debt-free living, frugality, decluttering, zero waste.
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The United States recently banned clothing from Hetian Taida, a company in Xinjiang suspected of using workers from an indoctrination camp.
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This is especially true when it comes to the indoctrination of the impressionable youth, which Jojo takes as its ostensible subject.
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Public school systems and colleges are liberal tools of indoctrination that go after what we love and value most — our children.
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Kent calls the cult indoctrination process a "series of acquiescences" that gradually take away a person's ability to meaningfully change course.
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As a historian of fascism, I can tell you that Breitbart has been serving up a textbook-worthy campaign of racist indoctrination.
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They're also an unnecessarily early indoctrination into the attention economy, in which we are only as good as our traffic and likes.
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With a continuation of far-far left indoctrination in our schools and colleges, the American Dream might be replaced by a nightmare.
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Protracted conflict has also led to the indoctrination and recruitment of refugees by other terrorist organizations, such as ISIS and Al Nusra.
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Xi has urged a renewal of ideological indoctrination at all levels, but it's hard to say how effective these efforts really are.
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Not because I'm ashamed of being a satanist, just that any form of childhood indoctrination sounds like a terrible idea to me.
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His indoctrination within a wider online world of neo-Naziism became apparent just as soon as the news of the attack broke.
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Despite this, details of an alleged political indoctrination program and ongoing crackdown have spread out via diaspora networks and through Chinese media.
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Mr. Byler said a relative of a Uighur friend was sent to an indoctrination camp in March and formally released this fall.
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Featuring apocalyptic images of protests and violence, the spot targeted educational indoctrination in the schools, Hollywood leftism and liberal news media bias.
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Yes, literacy in Cuba (largely for purposes of indoctrination) is high, and Sanders thinks he has a moral obligation to affirm this.
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The efforts parallel the social engineering carried out in Xinjiang's indoctrination camps, which have held one million or more Uighurs and Kazakhs.
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The least trustworthy had to attend indoctrination classes in the evenings, while only the most trusted could leave the county for work.
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Zayed seems to have inadvertently facilitated his son's indoctrination by putting an Egyptian Islamist named Izzedine Ibrahim in charge of his education.
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"That was probably state-sponsored indoctrination," said Sung-Yoon Lee of Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Mass.
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Ethnic Kazakhs in China are believed to make up the second largest population of people held in the indoctrination camps, behind Uighurs.
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Other extremist groups, some of them splinters from JI, remained committed to jihad, but they lacked JI's training regimen, indoctrination process and discipline.
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The morning after our indoctrination, I was pulled into the interrogation room of Cascade Enforcement, the local security company hired to protect festivalgoers.
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But unbeknownst to them, we were driving all the way up to Ukiah, California for all-day meetings... The intense indoctrination had begun.
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Such indoctrination, along with compulsory political study in monasteries, aims to reduce the appeal of the Dalai Lama, Tibet&aposs exiled spiritual leader.
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Beijing has denied any mistreatment and says the sites are "vocational training centres", but former detainees have described interrogations, torture and brutal indoctrination.
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It's surreptitiously negative: the candidate positions himself against the "indoctrination" and "precocious sexualization" of children that he alleges occurs in Brazil's public schools.
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However, government opponents say the 1961 literacy campaign was actually an indoctrination program that eased the way for Castro's complete takeover of Cuba.
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SA: What Cheryl is saying — and I second her — is that we see in your letter a person bravely reckoning with her indoctrination.
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On education — an example the Mackinac Center uses — it might run from zero public investment in education to compulsory indoctrination in government schools.
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Koehler's key finding has been that all extremists, regardless of ideology, develop a sort of tunnel vision as they go through the indoctrination process.
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It's been labelled "taxpayer-funded indoctrination" by Centre for Independent Studies senior research fellow Jeremy Sammut, who sounds like a great dinner party guest.
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This research should seek to fully identify and understand patterns of behavior; platforms for communication and indoctrination; and mechanisms for exchanging money and weapons.
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He collected and disseminated disturbing testimony from former internees, who detailed forced indoctrination involving the denigration of the religion and culture of Xinjiang's minorities.
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Over recent months, monitoring groups and eyewitnesses say Uighurs have been summoned from abroad and across China and sent into detention and indoctrination centers.
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I think that's part of the indoctrination of the people there — so they're highly process-ified and trained so that they do their job.
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Thousands of men and women have left Europe for IS's self-styled caliphate in Syria and Iraq, where they have received training and indoctrination.
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But like many conflicted emo and indie lyricists, Brock's early Christian indoctrination made it difficult to fully shake the looming risk of eternal damnation.
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North Koreans are also at risk of cradle-to-grave indoctrination supported by a vast network of internal security agents including apartment-complex managers.
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Yes, the dynasty has tools of control and oppression that enforce its monopoly, and decades of indoctrination cannot be undone in a few months.
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They are using aid to win the hearts and minds of the Syrian youth by indoctrination, many times recruiting more fighters and gaining territory.
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The brothers finished basic training together before completing the Ranger Indoctrination Program and joining the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment in Fort Lewis, Washington.
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The novelty of puppets ejaculating in a movie after a lifetime of indoctrination to "Sesame Street" characters does not go stale after 91 minutes.
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His father assigned a prominent Brotherhood member, Ezzedine Ibrahim, as Prince Mohammed's tutor, and he attempted an indoctrination that backfired, the prince often says.
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He also wrote critically about the military's approach to indoctrination: The only thing wrong with this place is, they don't realize the average intelligence.
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They and several other relatives, he said, are among as many as one million Uighurs and other Muslims held in indoctrination camps in China.
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In one case Mr. Zenz documented, five children were effectively orphaned after their father was imprisoned and their mother put in an indoctrination camp.
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Rozinisa Memettohti, an ethnic Uighur, learned from a leaked Chinese government document that some of her family members had been sent to indoctrination camps.
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The fact that there are so few prosecutions of lower level officials for mishandling classified information demonstrates the effectiveness and pervasiveness of this indoctrination.
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Bouchey compared the indoctrination that happens when parents teach their kids whether it's better to buy a house with cash or with a loan.
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Beijing denies any allegations of torture or political indoctrination, and says the camps are "vocational training centers" designed to fight terrorism and combat Islamic extremism.
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Hu Lianhe, a Communist Party official flown in for the hearing, said allegations that the party was sending Uighurs to indoctrination camps were "completely untrue".
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"America's top institutions continue to be abandoned as sites of higher education and turned into indoctrination centers," YAF spokesman Spencer Brown said in a statement .
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Powerful tech companies enable conspiracy peddlers to identify vulnerable people ripe for indoctrination and line up the videos and "news articles" for them to consume.
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New recruits were often sent to indoctrination seminars—lasting between two to 21 days—where they were encouraged to embrace ultra-conservative and frugal lifestyles.
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Activists have urged European and Muslim nations to take the lead in establishing a U.N. investigation into the detentions and what they call "forced indoctrination".
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The difference in this moment is that unlike other populations, foreign terrorists are specifically targeting the vulnerable among the Muslim population for indoctrination and radicalization.
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The LGBQT movement is not about happiness and tolerance, but about indoctrination and a forced acceptance of a perverted and non-biblical view of sexuality.
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UNRWA never literally encouraged Gazans to storm the border – as Hamas and march organizers did – yet its indoctrination motivated them to march to their deaths.
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In sourcing memes from Nazis, there are questions and concerns about decontextualization, the separation of comedy and politics, self-indoctrination, hidden meaning, and so-on.
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The informer said local officials had summoned residents to an indoctrination session and warned them that they, too, would die if they tried to defect.
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But sometimes Kevin turns the lens lightheartedly on himself, writing about his indoctrination into the Instant Pot cult and his conversion to e-scooter enthusiast.
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Beijing has denied allegations of torture or political indoctrination, claiming that the camps are "vocational training centers" designed to fight terrorism and combat Islamic extremism.
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Last week, the Xinjiang government issued amended rules for its "deradicalization" program that for the first time gave clear public authorization for the indoctrination camps.
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They are crucial to the government's strategy of social re-engineering alongside the indoctrination camps, which have held one million or more Uighurs and Kazakhs.
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The Chinese authorities have held as many as a million Uighurs, and possibly more, in indoctrination camps meant to drastically weaken their commitment to Islam.
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The authorities have confiscated Uighur books, restricted the use of the language in schools and detained scholars, artists and intellectuals, among others, in indoctrination camps.
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A Soviet communist then sends the corpses through an "indoctrination tank" (which mutates them into zombies), and forms a coalition called United World Zombies (U.W.Z.).
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It includes an interview with a man put into an indoctrination camp for eight months for watching videos about Islam on his phone: In late July, the government said most detainees had been released from the indoctrination camps built to eliminate what it described as the threat of Islamic radicalism and antigovernment sentiment among the overwhelmingly Muslim population of Uighurs in the Xinjiang region in China's northwest.
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It took years — decades — for these survivors of St. Joseph's to undo that indoctrination, to learn to trust their own perceptions, to reclaim their own experiences.
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She learned about his indoctrination into a culture of white supremacy, about the messages he absorbed that "black people were taking over the country," she says.
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Serebrennikov is mostly known as a subversive theater director, but his controversial film The Student, which explored indoctrination, also won an award at Cannes in 2016.
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That kind of indoctrination [which preaches that] all non-Muslims are non-human make it is quite easy to put a bomb in a public place.
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It was over years and years of indoctrination, loyalty training and the idea that you can only be married by what God sanctions through the prophet.
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Second GOP fantasy: Democrats have moved too far left to win anywhere but New York, California, and wherever there are left-wing indoctrination facilities aka universities.
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If you look historically at different types of cults, there's always an indoctrination period where the cult leader is going to form a bond with people.
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Last week, apparently stung by the international criticism, the Xinjiang government issued revised rules on "deradicalization" that for the first time clearly authorized the indoctrination camps.
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Eventually, I came to the understanding that it was really because of decades of indoctrination that often even changed the people's sense of right and wrong.
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Hundreds of thousands, and possibly more, have been interned in indoctrination camps that have been condemned by human rights groups, United Nations experts and Western leaders.
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Rare is the high-profile transfer to Connecticut, where Auriemma prefers bad habits to be broken and indoctrination to be complete by a player's junior year.
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However, the newcomers haven't shown the dedication, nor due diligence (many have not taken the indoctrination exam), which the original, die-hard members seem to resent.
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"They can get better and realize what they were believing was all wrong and that they have been subjected to an systematic indoctrination program," Hassen said.
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It includes the names and government identification numbers of more than 300 people held in indoctrination camps and information on hundreds of their relatives and neighbors.
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Cocktail customers have matured since then, and Mr. Achatz suspects that less indoctrination into the unique ways of the bar will be needed in New York.
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While there are so many ways this could go wrong, it looks like a clever satire that tackles issues of indoctrination that feel particularly relevant today.
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He met with the boys before their release and commiserated with them over the indoctrination many of them recounted receiving at the hands of the Taliban.
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But the term has been gaining currency with psychotherapists, counselors and others who work with people who are recovering from the harmful effects of religious indoctrination.
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In its new show, Little Lord, the plunderer of cultural memory, revisits these primers and the queasy moral indoctrination they taught alongside proper spelling and grammar.
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Nearly 600,000 Iraqi children have missed an entire year of education or more, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre; thousands have been warped by ISIS indoctrination.
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At the United Nations Human Rights Council, Beijing rejected criticism of its practice of interring ethnic Uighurs in indoctrination camps in the Xinjiang province as "politically driven".
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" Enlightenment after indoctrination may seem like a daunting prospect, but as Glenn sings in "Black Light," there is pleasure to be found in "loving life and excommunication.
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But what was consistently unique in The Tension Experience was the focus on driving one cohesive narrative; Indoctrination wasn't a marketing tie-in, and it wasn't backstory.
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As a child, I knew what to say, thanks to a religious-indoctrination diet of Bible-themed cartoons, saint-themed trading cards and required attendance at mass.
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China has been fighting criticism that it has detained as many as one million members of Muslim ethnic minorities in indoctrination camps in its western Xinjiang region.
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The Chinese government has defended the surveillance program, saying it has improved security in the region, and says the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang are job training centers.
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A group out of Germany called the World Uyghur Congress told a United Nations committee that the Muslims were being held -- and tortured -- in political indoctrination camps.
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"I really hope that the harm, the damage that comes from these years of indoctrination, we can start reversing that in the future generations," Christy Cole says.
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It also opened a branch factory in an indoctrination camp, where it would put to work more than 500 inmates, a company executive told officials last year.
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But then ISIS emerged, and suddenly there was the potential for Indonesian extremists to go to Syria and get military training, combat experience, ideological indoctrination and international contacts.
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Image: Screengrab via YouTubeThe classic US stereotype of attempted Iranian ideological indoctrination via chants of "Death to America" and such has been old hat for quite some time.
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Many Spaniards now see the separatists as bent on breaking up their country and on using their control over education and the public media in Catalonia for indoctrination.
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Also hard to miss is a certain resemblance to indoctrination rhetoric of the past amidst movements like Stalinism that we now securely condemn as having gone off track.
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Initially Nat doesn't realize he's part of a systematic indoctrination, a way to keep his fellow slaves down by twisting God's teachings into a guide for being submissive.
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"Our K-12 school teachers should not be using their classroom time spent on political or ideological indoctrination," Tallman said in the memo, according to The Morning Call.
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Spending on internal security in Xinjiang totaled nearly $13 billion in 2017, six times as much as in 2012, including funds for surveillance, personnel and the indoctrination camps.
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Yarkand, an ancient Muslim town in China's Xinjiang region, is a cultural cradle for the Uighurs that has been under intense pressure from a regional indoctrination camp program.
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That afternoon a bus took us to the airport, where we boarded a plane to El Paso and arrived at Fort Bliss for one week of Army indoctrination.
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They opened small indoctrination centers, holding sessions for dozens or hundreds of detainees, in an attempt to persuade them to give up their religion and embrace the party.
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As the largest donor to UNRWA, the U.S. can work together with other countries in order to ensure that such indoctrination of Palestinian children comes to an end.
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As a high-school student, No Name joined demonstrations against a Beijing-backed plan to introduce a national education program, which many protesters believed would amount to indoctrination.
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Demand Assurances, Deliver Consequences State officials should feel comfortable demanding assurances from university leaders that public funds are supporting institutions committed to free inquiry and not forced indoctrination.
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In 2017, Tumxuk also hosted a meeting of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps officials to discuss the growing indoctrination drive, according to a corps report at the time.
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She talked to men who went through two weeks of religious indoctrination, followed by three weeks of military training, to prepare them for roles as guards and suicide bombers.
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Washington State's potential movement beyond that customary indoctrination is part of a growing trend in adapting legislation to reflect a change in perception of gender in the United States.
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The patriot, ripe for indoctrination, places high value on regarding the state over the self and believes one can die a myth if death occurs in service of country.
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During one stint in the Richmond City Jail in Virginia he met an Islamic extremist and one of his followers, and began what he described as his "indoctrination" process.
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He would not claw back powers from Catalonia but says he would use the constitution to prevent indoctrination in schools and the promotion of independence by Catalan public television.
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I harbor fear that, one day, I'll commit some terrible ASMR-related crime and be sent to prison, but I'll win my appeal on the basis of psychological indoctrination.
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President Trump has already made it clear that he will not abide the Palestinian use of terrorist violence and anti-Semitic indoctrination, speaking powerfully against both during his campaign.
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The narrative of The Tension Experience dates back to February, when Bousman launched an alternate reality game dubbed Indoctrination to raise awareness ahead of the immersive show's September debut.
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In remarks in October defending the camps, a top official in Xinjiang, Shohrat Zakir, said the government was busy preparing "job assignments" for inmates formally finishing indoctrination and training.
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But Mr. Zakir's comments marked the first full-throated defense of the indoctrination program, which grew out of policies launched by Xi Jinping, China's president and Communist Party chief.
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But he also said the United States has "insufficiently" addressed the plight of more than one million Uighur Muslims who are detained in notorious indoctrination camps in western China.
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Amanzhol Qisa, a 31-year-old Xinjiang resident, spent a year in an indoctrination camp and in April was sent to work at a clothing factory for three months.
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The 403 pages reveal how the demands of top officials, including President Xi Jinping, led to the creation of the indoctrination camps, which have long been shrouded in secrecy.
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Geographic proximity to conflict, economic vulnerability, social or political marginalization, and permissive family or social networks can each affect the susceptibility of an individual to terrorist indoctrination and recruitment.
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In a submission to the United Nations, the Germany-based World Uyghur Congress estimated at least 1 million Uyghurs were being held in political indoctrination camps as of July.
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There is a reason the Constitution separates church and state, and not only to prevent state-sponsored religious indoctrination, but also to require that taxes should be religiously neutral.
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The "Indoctrination Theory" that gained traction after the ending is a creative attempt to avoid doing the hard, roleplaying reckoning that Mass Effect 3's ending asked of them.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Sunday that homosexuals and transsexuals should be treated with respect but that teaching gender theory is unacceptable "indoctrination" of young people.
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In 2018, 279,000 people were detained in such centers, where the regimen of ideological indoctrination and manual labor resembles that of the the brutal Muslim re-education camps in Xinjiang.
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There are only five channels available, and all feature government-approved news and educational shows, providing similar indoctrination on the government's ideologies that other forms of media there already do.
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The club is known for requiring a certain level of discretion, and while members will offer vague references to indoctrination ceremonies and 1AM rituals, that's about all you'll really get.
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The indoctrination begins Daniela said she was 16 in 2003 when she started classes at the center as a gift from her father, an acolyte of Nxivm's Executive Success Programs.
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My indoctrination into existentialist philosophy came courtesy of one of the aforementioned colleges, and mostly via the works of one very sad German man in his 40s: Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.
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So indoctrination can be called education, hypnotism can be called entertainment, criminals can be called leaders, and lies can be called truth because their mind was never truly their own.
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The two otherwise unidentified men, who are charged with financing terrorism, collaboration with a terrorist group and indoctrination, sent money to Islamic State administrators operating under false identities, it said.
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"You were well aware that the future which you had subjected your son to was very likely to be indoctrination and thereafter life as a terrorist fighter," the judge said.
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"The problems of graft and corruption of Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou are staggering," said an excerpt from a military indoctrination book published in People's Liberation Army Daily in May.
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Even the most harmless signs of Muslim identity, like a long beard, can be considered a sign of extremism and get someone sent to an internment camp for forced indoctrination.
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Many see political indoctrination as an anachronism in an era when China's more than 2000 million schoolchildren need a modern education in math, science and liberal arts to get ahead.
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The state's invasive practices range from lifelong ideological indoctrination to life-ending punishment for thought crimes like watching video recordings of South Korean dramas or using illegal Chinese cellular phones.
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To Chinese readers, mentions of separatism and terrorism invoke Xinjiang, the northwestern province where China is holding an estimated one million members of the Uighur minority in political indoctrination camps.
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Her recollections about being interrogated were said to have been delivered to Dr. Harold Wolff, a Cornell neuropsychiatrist, who studied Chinese and Soviet indoctrination techniques for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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As the Wuhan coronavirus spreads across China, infections have been confirmed in the northwestern province of Xinjiang, where an estimated 1 million Muslims are held in camps for forced indoctrination.
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Some of the Chinese government's efforts became mired in red tape, were exposed as veiled indoctrination efforts or were hijacked by people in Taiwan who collaborated only out of opportunism.
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The Times and others have reported that the mostly Muslim Uighurs are held against their will, often in dismal conditions, and subject to an indoctrination program designed to discourage Islam.
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Nearly all of the boys arrested on charges related to suicide attacks were educated in madrasas, conservative religious schools that can serve as recruiting and indoctrination centers for suicide bombers.
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According to the United Nations, the regime "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Kim.
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On her first day in office, Alves declared that under the new government "girls will be princesses and boys will be princes", in a swipe at what she called "ideological indoctrination".
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Few, who previously ran for state superintendent of education, said she supports removing federal oversight from public education, eliminating the Department of Education, and getting rid of "liberal indoctrination" in schools.
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The pro-independence SNP retorted that Davidson was guilty of "doublethink", the term Orwell used in his novel "1984" to describe a willingness to accept contradictory arguments due to political indoctrination.
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MOGADISHU/NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Somalia's Islamist militant group al Shabaab on Thursday denied that it was threatening and abducting civilians to hand over their children for indoctrination and military training.
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Florida Citizens Alliance, the conservative education group that wrote the bill, said current school curriculum is similar to "political and religious indoctrination," the alliance's managing director Keith Flaugh told the Times.
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He's been extracting people from cults for more than 30 years, and he approaches the subject of indoctrination in a thoughtful, evidence-based way, while still indulging my fascination with weirdness.
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Hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Xinjiang, a northwest region, have been detained in indoctrination camps where they are forced to renounce their religious beliefs and pledge loyalty to the party.
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"If they're living in a context where they feel alienated, they feel like they're not getting a fair deal, they can be open to indoctrination," Charles B. Strozier told Retro Report.
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International debate about Xinjiang escalated in recent weeks after investigative reports from The New York Times and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists that provided new details about the indoctrination camps.
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We've all heard of "brainwashing"—the idea that through a mix of threats, isolation, and indoctrination people can be made to do things that no free-thinking human would otherwise do.
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Beaten, brainwashed and forced to build bombs, a team of psychotherapists are working to help the 'Cubs of the Caliphate' overcome memories and indoctrination from their time living under Islamic State rule.
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The Stop K-12 Indoctrination campaign is sponsored by the David Horowitz Freedom Center, whose founder is categorized by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as being anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim.
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But experts on North Korea believe that the country's indoctrination into juche ideology is profound and deep, with an unknown-but-significant number of ordinary North Koreans actually believing its loopiest claims.
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In their submission to the committee, the Germany-based World Uyghur Congress (WUC) said they estimated at least one million Uyghurs were being held in political indoctrination camps as of July 2018.
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President Xi Jinping of China rules the largest state of repression in the world, one that has detained hundreds of thousands of ethnic Uighur Muslims, if not more, for high-pressure indoctrination.
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" Or the president of the group Liberty Counsel, Anita Staver, who couldn't even bring herself to call them "schools," preferring instead to bemoan "government indoctrination camps" that "threaten our nation's very survival.
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Its top brass, including President Xi Jinping, genuinely seem to believe that indoctrination in camps is a good way to deal with Uighurs, whom they view as an extremist and separatist threat.
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All three fathers had attended the same extremist Quranic recitation group, according to the East Java police, and on occasion they brought their wives and children with them to the indoctrination sessions.
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Instruct the Department of Homeland Security to pay attention not only to acts of violence (jihad) committed in the U.S., but also to the indoctrination preceding it as part of counterterrorism efforts.
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"These toddlers and young children are of such a young age that indoctrination has not yet been able to have occurred," said a redacted copy of the analysis seen by The Post.
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He said that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other statements.
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I decided not to read up on them before visiting so I could experience them through the eyes of an average customer, and open myself up to any indoctrination they might try.
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The reality is that in 2018, by the time a student sets foot on a college campus, the indoctrination that began on his or her first day of elementary school is nearly irreversible.
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He's said that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other controversial statements.
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The nine points in Finchem's House Bill 85033 have slightly different wording from those outlined in the "Teacher Code of Ethics" published on the Stop K-12 Indoctrination website in June of 2017.
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Across the country, both local DA and U.S. Attorney's offices train their prosecutors through an indoctrination process: new prosecutors are tasked with simple cases and senior supervisors are readily available to guide them.
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"It is unprecedented that a parent has sought custody predicated on indoctrination of extremist Muslim philosophy," said Barbara, the co-chair of the Divorce and Family Law practice group at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron.
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International criticism has focused on a network of indoctrination camps in the region, which the government has said are intended to turn Muslim minorities away from extremism and channel them into steady work.
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Indoctrination has, in other words, become so powerful that Kvikk Lunsj doesn't seem to need Don Draper to tell its story, because this annoyingly self-satisfied chocolate is its own best creative force.
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In an astonishing 17-minute howl of disappointment, he undoes a lifetime of indoctrination as he dissects the logical fallacies on which, he feels, his parents' values — and Yale's, and Hillcrest's — are based.
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"It's almost an indoctrination of distrust of police, and we've got to put a stop to that," John Blackmon, a retired police officer and president of the group, told local reporters in June.
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Just one week after the United Nations denounced the mass detention of thousands of ethnic Uighurs in a vast archipelago of indoctrination camps, McKinsey chose to quietly hold its annual corporate retreat nearby.
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Part social platform, part indoctrination tool, a new smartphone app called Study the Great Nation is the latest effort by the Chinese Communist Party to bring its propaganda initiatives into the mobile age.
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That clip, which he posted on Facebook in May 2018, was a then-rare personal account of the indoctrination program, which by that point had incarcerated at least hundreds of thousands of people.
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"I notice that you didn't quite deny that these re-education or indoctrination programs don't take place," McDougall told the Chinese delegation on Monday, seeking clarification on how many people undergo re-education.
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The paper claims that any restrictions are the result of existing regulations against Chinese Communist Party members, who must voluntarily pledge atheism, or because of regulations that forbid the religious indoctrination of minors.
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"It's almost an indoctrination of distrust of police and we've got to put a stop to that," John Blackmon, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge #3, told the local news .
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It was therefore the beginning of a road to indoctrination in which Japanese carried out orders in the name of the emperor—a road that led to militarism, total war and, ultimately, shattering defeat.
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Critics say the effort that goes into gender neutral parenting is a form of unnatural indoctrination—that there's simply a biological difference between men and women, and that that difference starts even before birth.
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BEIJING – Chinese authorities are ramping up political indoctrination among Tibetan Buddhist clergy and officials in charge of religious affairs as part of a campaign to strengthen the ruling Communist Party&aposs grip on religion.
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Large numbers of them resent Rojava's imposition of obligatory nine-month military service for all men aged 18 to 30, including 40 days of basic training that is heavy on the PKK's ideological indoctrination.
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China is also reportedly detaining more than a million members of Muslim minority groups in indoctrination camps where they are forced to profess loyalty to the Communist Party and renounce their affiliation with Islam.
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The Chinese government has created a virtual police state for Uighurs in Xinjiang, using facial recognition and human intelligence to identify Uighurs to send to indoctrination camps and monitor them after they are released.
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Islamic State in particular, highlights its child recruits for its "Cubs of the Caliphate" brigades, publishing images and videos on social media of children receiving training and indoctrination, and carrying out bombings or executions.
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Since last year, the expansion of the indoctrination camps, which are designed to sever the attachment of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities to their religion and culture, has drawn an international chorus of criticism.
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In addition, teachers pledge to uphold guidelines that forbid political indoctrination in schools, require discussion of controversial topics to reflect differing points of view, and require students to be taught to analyze political situations.
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A new development in the Sarah Lawrence sex abuse case surfaced on Tuesday when Lawrence "Larry" Ray was charged with targeting students for indoctrination and exploitation, engaging in sex trafficking, extortion and forced labor.
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Like many in his generation, Mr. Zhu was no stranger to the idea that minds can be reprogrammed through intense indoctrination and propaganda: He grew up in Mao's era, when such techniques were widespread.
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Experts and US officials estimate that at least a million Uighur Muslims and other ethnic minorities are currently detained in internment camps, while escapees have reported being subjected to torture, abuse, and political indoctrination.
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Former detainees have described to Reuters being tortured during interrogation at the camps, living in crowded cells and being subjected to a brutal daily regimen of party indoctrination that drove some people to suicide.
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What's ironic is that "porn literacy" — far from being some liberal indoctrination tool or tacit approval of libertinism — provides the perfect antidote to potential negative effects of porn, without introducing whole new categories of horror.
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Somewhere between ethnography, film, journalism, theater, and performance, Young Turks is an almost authorless essay on the conditions under which culture becomes a tool of indoctrination and the necessity to distinguish between pedagogy and politics.
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Some former detainees have described to Reuters being tortured during interrogation at the camps, living in crowded cells and being subjected to a brutal daily regimen of party indoctrination that drove some people to suicide.
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The U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child, which reviewed Pyongyang's record last month, voiced deep concern at what it called the "ideological indoctrination" in its education system and malnutrition among North Korean children.
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There have been reports of the program performing exorcisms and the internet is full of 'survivor' accounts by former clients who found Teen Challenge to be little more than a form of coercive religious indoctrination.
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Today, it seems Big Academia is dedicated more to indoctrination than education and more to acquiring federal subsidies than equipping the rising generation with the skills and knowledge needed for a useful and prosperous future.
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When I founded Turning Point USA in 2012, I primarily wanted to combat the bias on college campuses toward socialist ideas and the indoctrination of students into believing that the United States is inherently flawed.
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An influential 2007 New York Police Department report, "Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat," described a four-stage process of pre-radicalization, self-identification, indoctrination and jihadization, through which people are "funneled" into terrorism.
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The Trump administration is weighing sanctions against Chinese officials and companies involved in the indoctrination camps, a move that would extend the friction between Washington and Beijing over trade and military disputes to human rights.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Turkic mostly Muslim Uighur minority in China's Xinjiang region face arbitrary detentions, daily restrictions on religious practice and "forced political indoctrination" in a mass security crackdown, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.
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So I created a dummy account, followed every person that Kyrie does and strapped myself in for a week of memetic indoctrination that would, hopefully, open my third eye to the true nature of reality.
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You don&apost have to be stupid to be in a cultDrawing on his experience as a former cult member who gave it up in the 1970s, Hassen says that indoctrination can happen to anyone.
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It's unclear just what combination of gangs, drugs, sexual frustration, inadequacy, political and religious indoctrination, cultural alienation and personal failure pushed him to kill 22 people, including an eight-year-old, by blowing himself up.
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More than 400 pages of internal papers obtained by The Times reveal how top-level policy led to the creation of the camps in western China where inmates sometimes undergo years of indoctrination and interrogation.
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The Coles say that prayer over the loudspeaker each morning is just the beginning of an unconstitutional indoctrination of students that is promoted and supported by teachers, the principal, the superintendent and the school board.
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Notably, the Chinese government is reportedly using cameras with facial recognition to profile and track members of Muslim minority groups, a million or more of whom are being rounded up and detained in indoctrination camps.
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Far more important to the ayatollahs are the thousands of Latin American converts who, thanks to the centers' missionary work, flock to the regime-run Al Mostafa International University in Qom each year for indoctrination.
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But more than 113 Uighur scholars, including university professors, computer programmers, poets and writers, have been swept up in the Chinese government's crackdown in Xinjiang, which has ensnared almost a million people in indoctrination camps.
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Police use heavy surveillance tactics in the region to help authorities conduct random detentions, forcing the population to spend time in political indoctrination centres in what The Economist recently described "a police state like no other".
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Experts and US government officials estimate that at least a million Muslim and religious minorities are currently detained in internment camps, while those who've escaped have reported being subjected to torture, abuse, and political indoctrination. Sen.
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In Xinjiang, authorities responding to sporadic violent attacks by Muslim separatists have imposed a heavy security crackdown and detained an estimated hundreds of thousands of members of the Uighur and Kazakh Muslim minorities in indoctrination camps.
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He repeatedly laments that only "about 10 percent of professors in the social sciences or the humanities are Republicans," but a largely liberal faculty doesn't guarantee a systematic liberal one-sidedness or indoctrination in the classroom.
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HRW says the armed group has recruited thousands of children for indoctrination and to become frontline fighters over the past decade, and its religious schools - which began in 2015 - are pressured to teach al Shabaab's curriculum.
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He's said in the past that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other controversial statements.
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On the other hand, they didn't go through weeks of training that felt eerily like a cult indoctrination, being told that they could use their "superpowers" to "change people's lives" by spreading "delightion" to their customers.
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Scholars and activists estimate that a million people are now held in hundreds of re-education camps across Xinjiang and that roughly two million other people are undergoing some form of coercive re-education or indoctrination.
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The conservative response to supposed liberal bias and indoctrination within the academy wasn't the creation of more viewpoint-neutral and academically free universities, but the funneling of resources to explicitly conservative universities like Liberty and Hillsdale.
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As China dealt with its coronavirus outbreak, the world turned its attention away from the Xinjiang region, where Muslim minorities have been sent to indoctrination camps and work programs that experts say amount to forced labor.
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But the beyond-his-years poise Ball has shown, amid such a loud and difficult indoctrination to the pros, is praiseworthy no matter what the numbers say, given the depths of he frenzy swirling around him.
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The Chinese government has built hundreds of camps where Uighur Muslims are taken in, usually without criminal charges, and subjected to high-pressure indoctrination campaigns, according to detainees who have been released, like Abdusalam Muhemet, above.
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But former camp detainees who have left China say they were subjected to a high-pressure indoctrination program with the goal of removing devotion to Islam and instilling loyalty to China and its ruling Communist Party.
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HONG KONG — As the government accelerated mass detentions of Muslim minorities in northwest China, a senior official issued a secret directive giving detailed orders for how the rapidly expanding indoctrination camps holding them should be managed.
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Her appeal for access came as Human Rights Watch reported that the Turkic, mostly Muslim Uighur minority in Xinjiang face arbitrary detentions, daily restrictions on religious practice and "forced political indoctrination" in a mass security crackdown.
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I believe in helping people reclaim their own powers of critical thinking, and to get back in touch with who they were before indoctrination—to teach people how the mind works, and how social influence works.
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Mohamed notes that in today's society, where extremist groups can use so many mediums for indoctrination, such as secure messenger applications or social media to reach young people, schools and teachers have an important role to play.
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"No pro-independence advocacy or activities should be allowed in schools," Hong Kong's Education Bureau said in a response to Reuters, adding that teachers should stick to the Basic Law as a framework and avoid "political indoctrination".
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However, many people considered their parenting decision to be a form of unnatural indoctrination—arguing that there's simply a biological difference between men and women; that kids shouldn't be tricked into thinking they can pick and choose.
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Mr. Tsoukalos discovered Mr. von Däniken's books as a boy growing up in Switzerland, at 14 — the ideal indoctrination age, judging by the many convention-goers who said they'd also latched onto "Chariots" in junior high school.
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He promoted the merits of "Prevent," a British counter-terrorism program involving several government agencies, including social services, which is designed to spot and deter people who might be vulnerable to recruitment or indoctrination by violent radicals.
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I thought your essay on Disney World did a really good job of talking about the indoctrination that's happening at the parks, but also a lot of love that it feels like you still have for them.
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You can't understand why free speech is important if your mind is unfurnished — or furnished with fact-free indoctrination picked up in a women's studies class or other class that concentrates mostly on grievances, real or imagined.
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In 2017, a unit of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps in Tumxuk issued a tender notice inviting bids for building work on a "legal education and training center" — a phrase sometimes used for the indoctrination camps.
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Despite growing evidence of forced labor, indoctrination and other abuses in Xinjiang, countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran and Pakistan have remained relatively silent on the issue — a sign, some say, of China's increasing political and economic clout.
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" McDougall said there were estimates that more than a million people "are being held in so-called counter-extremism centers and another 2 million have been forced into so-called re-education camps for political and cultural indoctrination.
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They want to escape the burdens of government oversight—taxation is theft, schools are government indoctrination camps, and recreational drug use is a victimless crime—but they must be careful to respect Mexico's own multilayered, often unspoken rules.
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There will be a natural temptation to declare victory when ISIS no longer controls terrain — and this will be a significant milestone, denying funds to the larger movement and liberating captured persons from ISIS' control, violence and indoctrination.
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On Sunday, commentators of all political stripes weighed in on whether Trump should deliver a national address denouncing white nationalism and anti-Muslim bigotry and address head-on the hazards of hate and indoctrination spread on the internet.
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"The Rajneesh indoctrination process is a socialization process, involving the loss of personal identity and the dissolution of the ego boundary into the group," explains Adrian Greek, codirector of the Positive Action Center, Portland's major cult watching organization.
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In a tweet Friday in response to the attack, President Donald Trump called for a "larger, tougher and more specific" travel ban and also called for shutting down terrorist group's use of the internet for indoctrination and recruitment.
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"Academy Academy" takes on indoctrination like religion and the public school system that keeps us distracted from how governments take advantage of us and "Numbers Not a Name" proposes that hashtagging slain black people strips away their humanity.
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Held in heavily guarded, often secret camps and cut off from their families, prisoners are forced to listen to indoctrination lectures that human rights activists describe as brainwashing, write self-criticism letters and renounce their commitment to Islam.
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The schemes take many forms, but China's news media has labeled the worst of them "business cults" because they masquerade as elite companies or start-ups hiring college graduates, use high-pressure indoctrination tactics and demand cultlike loyalty.
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In addition to its indoctrination efforts, the party has deployed a vast surveillance apparatus in Uighur areas of Xinjiang, making many aspects of daily life more complex (police are pictured outside a mosque in Kashgar, a southern Xinjiang city).
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For Whitman, the possibilities abound: child abuse, the organic causes of violence (he was purported to have a brain tumor), the chemical causes of violence (amphetamine abuse), and military indoctrination, on top of personal, financial, marital and academic problems.
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It's unclear how exactly how Hwang and his deputy were disciplined, but one analyst told CNN they could have been required to undergo re-education, which is likely to include a period of re-indoctrination of North Korean ideology.
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I couldn't say with 100 percent confidence that I would be able to reflect, to question, or to resist if I had been in that society, in that culture, under that value system and indoctrination for my whole life.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — China has built a vast network of extrajudicial internment camps in the western region of Xinjiang, where Uighurs and other Muslim minorities are made to renounce their culture and religion, and are forcibly subjected to political indoctrination.
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"Through an insidious process of slow, subtle indoctrination and manipulation, NXIVM&aposs leaders drew ever closer to its Albany headquarters those students who had become most vulnerable to defendants&apos abusive and coercive methods," Glazer said in a statement.
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Richardson doesn't deny that manipulation and coercion can occur -- he describes what happened in Nazi Germany as "indoctrination," for example -- but he believes that ex-cult members weren't as passive in joining groups as the term "brainwashing" might suggest.
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The NBA, too, has faced criticism for running a basketball academy in China's Xinjiang region, where Beijing has established a highly intrusive surveillance state and arbitrarily detained an estimated one million Uighur and other Turkic Muslims for forced indoctrination.
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China's aggressive media campaign comes after exposés published by The New York Times and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists about the government's drive to detain a million or more members of largely Muslim minority groups in indoctrination camps.
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She now faces being jailed or interned in one of the many sprawling "political education" camps in China's far west region of Xinjiang, where upwards of 99.993 million Uighur Muslims are being held without charge, subject to indoctrination and abuse.
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For anonymous alt-right trolls like "the Dank One," last August's Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was one such indoctrination opportunity — a news event that provided one of the internet's white identity movements a shortcut to the national stage.
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It continued to deny that Uighurs were being forced into them to undergo weeks, months or even longer periods of indoctrination in the party's virtues and the dangers of "extremism" (a term applied even to the wearing of Islamic dress).
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The language in the letter echoed previous claims made by China, which has denied allegations of torture or forced political indoctrination in Xinjiang and said that the camps were "vocational training centers" designed to fight terrorism and combat Islamic extremism.
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Mark Finchem (R) introduced the legislation last month, and the Phoenix New Times reports that the nine points in his proposed code outlined in the bill are nearly identical to the code of ethics from the Stop K-12 Indoctrination campaign.
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It is backing a challenger to a north Texas Republican senator who believes, among other things, that bike paths are part of a United Nations plot, that public schools provide "communist indoctrination" and that a previous opponent was controlled by Satan.
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In the conspiracy theory community with 1 million members, a post about West's wild new statements regarding media indoctrination has shot to the top of the page, having picked up over 3,000 upvotes by the time we published this story.
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" On his perception of liberal bias in Duke's classes: "This isn't an education — it is a form of political advocacy and indoctrination, which is unprofessional and violates the tenets of academic freedom by which universities like Duke claim to be guided.
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Snohetta imagined a tree-filled public garden going back there, stripping away the hulking four-story annex that long served as a de facto indoctrination center for Sony customers, adding a grassy berm and leafy nooks with plenty of seating.
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This is "Marx Got It Right," a slickly produced program that is part talk show, part indoctrination session — and a vivid illustration of the quirky efforts that the Communist Party under Xi Jinping is making to win over China's millennials.
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More than 218 pages of internal documents obtained by The Times reveal how the demands of top officials, including President Xi Jinping, led to the creation of the indoctrination camps in the Xinjiang region that have long been shrouded in secrecy.
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So powerful was the indoctrination during his 20-month captivity in Iraq and Syria that the boy told his mother he wanted to stay at the camp where Islamic State had trained him to kill "infidels", including his own people.
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The labor programs, along with indoctrination camps that have a million or more Uighurs and Kazakhs, are part of an effort by China's leader, Xi Jinping, to tighten control over Xinjiang, where Muslim minorities make up about half the population.
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Last year, the state forced 2 million Uighurs and Muslim minorities into "political camps for indoctrination," according to reports from the United Nations, prompting more than 20 countries to call on China to put a stop to its mass detention efforts.
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What some parents and conservative groups call "indoctrination," sex education advocates call changing the world: teaching students to respect each other's identities and autonomy in ways they hope will lead to less sexual assault, harassment, and homophobia in society at large.
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The ultra-hardline group carried out mass killings, torture, sexual enslavement and indoctrination in areas it captured in Syria and Iraq in 2014 and staged attacks around the world, meaning captives pose a security risk and are also vulnerable to reprisals.
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Be it the a capella hardcore band Jud Jud, or Atom & His Package, which saw fellow Philadelphian Adam Goren sing and dance alongside a drum machine deemed "the package," these were necessary responses to a scene that was peddling indoctrination and conformity.
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Image 224 of 2 ALMATY, Kazakhstan – Day after day, Omir Bekali and other detainees in far western China&aposs new indoctrination camps had to disavow their Islamic beliefs, criticize themselves and their loved ones and give thanks to the ruling Communist Party.
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Chinese authorities are using detentions in political indoctrination centers and data-driven surveillance to impose a digital police state in the region of Xinjiang and its Uighurs, a 10-million strong, Turkic-speaking Muslim minority Beijing fears could be influenced by extremism.
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Such indoctrination is countered for two hours every Saturday at the English classes in southern Seoul, where Americans like Captain Ellerbe, along with English-speaking soldiers from the South, tutor 20 or so defectors ranging in age from their teens to their 50s.
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In these divisive times, it is important to remember that reading The Economist does not amount to incessant indoctrination—on the contrary, one is making oneself more informed about the world through a different lens, an experience that is both enjoyable and educational.
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United Nations human rights experts this year cited credible reports that China has now detained more than a million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in the region of Xinjiang, and forced as many as two million to submit to reeducation and indoctrination.
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In the Alston case, one must wonder if the old time-honored recruitment and indoctrination of rookie police officers was adhered to in hiring someone who had been associating with drug kingpins since high school, yet still managed to get on the NYPD.
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For a language in which the written word often bears little resemblance to the spoken one, the exercise has at once become the legendary bane of generations of schoolchildren as well as a rite of passage, even indoctrination, to actually being French.
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The way Iden speaks about the Rebellion and the Empire, she's either a full-on believer in the Empire's goal of dominance and submission, or a lifetime's worth of emotional indoctrination and propaganda has left her blind to the consequences of her actions.
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The tricky way I believe he got that indoctrination in, is he wasn't saying these are his views, he was saying this is how women are perceived and this is why women aren't equal in the world, because they're perceived this way.
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It is a virtual cage that complements the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang where the authorities have detained a million or more Uighurs and other Muslims in a push to transform them into secular citizens who will never challenge the ruling Communist Party.
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Meanwhile, a United Nations panel convening in Geneva expressed alarm over reports that China has detained a million or more ethnic Uighurs in the western region of Xinjiang and forced as many as two million to submit to re-education and indoctrination.
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Inside, hundreds of ethnic Uighur Muslims spend their days in a high-pressure indoctrination program, where they are forced to listen to lectures, sing hymns praising the Chinese Communist Party and write "self-criticism" essays, according to detainees who have been released.
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The study, based on the results of a 2010 national opinion survey, found that the "incessant ideological indoctrination by the Chinese government turns out to be counterproductive," with trust in the government actually falling among those who received higher levels of education.
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During the communist takeover, the southern communists and the N.V.A. forces organized so-called liberated zones, conducted indoctrination sessions, rationed food, conscripted youth for labor and combat, and identified enemies, and sometimes their family members, in the local population for denunciation and death.
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Since all the other materials released on Tuesday were from 85033, "logic would presumably dictate that ... any SCI indoctrination training of [Clinton] in 2009 would have shown up in that first batch of production," he said in an email to The Hill.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Rights activists urged European and Muslim nations on Monday to take the lead in establishing a U.N. investigation into China's detention and what they call its "forced indoctrination" of up to one million Uighurs and other Muslims in Xinjiang province.
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Boot camp is meant to create the ''warrior spirit,'' as the corps puts it, over three months of group indoctrination intended to strip recruits of individuality and, through repeated exposure to pain and physical challenge, condition them to accept and perform violence.
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Clad in a suit and tie, he would bounce from room to room, consoling distraught relatives of people held in Chinese indoctrination camps in the region of Xinjiang and arranging supplies and housing for those who had recently arrived in Kazakhstan from China.
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Indeed, data from the College Senior Study appears to show a causal relationship between attending college and more open-mindedness — indicating that liberal arts education is more or less performing its expected function of exposing people to new ideas rather than serving an indoctrination function.
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Human rights organizations, researchers, and former detainees describe the camps as prisons, and say Uighurs and other Muslim minority groups have been made to undergo psychological indoctrination, such as being forced to study communist propaganda and to give thanks to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - France and Germany have called on China to close "re-education camps" in its restive far western region of Xinjiang where up to one million Uighurs and other Muslims are thought to be held for political indoctrination as pressure grows for UN action.
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A Long Island man from a wealthy family who argued he was brainwashed to kill his cousin's former boyfriend was convicted of attempted murder on Monday, after a lengthy trial that featured expert witnesses who testified about the effect of indoctrination on a weak psyche.
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In an eerie bit of 2017 synchronicity, it focuses on how the authoritarian arm of the church begins the process of consolidating its power to create the theocratic dictatorship we see in His Dark Materials, relying on the indoctrination of children and secret, chilling tribunals.
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Too often, though, works in this genre feel like social or psychological projects: their writers needing to either exorcise some childhood indoctrination, reveal or revise some history felt to be fraudulent, or expose some ancient prejudice that continues to infect contemporary minds and society.
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"The notion that over the course of a two-day conference that we could indoctrinate law students — very bright men and women who are about to complete three years of their own indoctrination at their own law schools — is preposterous on its face," he said.
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You'll get that from the urban-noir aesthetic, the school-indoctrination sessions and the fact that Montag's job as a "fireman" involves not fighting fires but starting them — burning humanity's last remaining books as well as their digital reproductions, all of which have been outlawed.
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"Today Xinjiang has become an open-air prison - a place where Orwellian high-tech surveillance, political indoctrination, forced cultural assimilation, arbitrary arrests and disappearances have turned ethnic minorities into strangers in their own land," Kumi Naidoo, secretary-general of Amnesty International, said by video.
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Reports on other leaked government documents last year by The New York Times and a group of outlets led by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists showed the coercive nature of the crackdown and detailed the tight controls placed on detainees in the indoctrination camps.
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His argument echoes a controversial ruling by the European Court of Human Rights in 20153, which found that a publicly displayed cross was "a passive symbol," not a form of "indoctrination," and thus something European countries could allow according to their history and tradition.
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Current and former United States military commanders have repeatedly called on Pakistan to close down the safe sanctuaries, the ideological indoctrination infrastructure and the operational bases that the Taliban conveniently use in Pakistan to launch daily terrorist attacks, indiscriminately killing and maiming civilians across Afghanistan.
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"Xinjiang has become an open-air prison — a place where Orwellian high-tech surveillance, political indoctrination, forced cultural assimilation, arbitrary arrests and disappearances have turned ethnic minorities into strangers in their own land," Kumi Naidoo, secretary-general of Amnesty International, said in a video statement.
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But human rights groups, witness testimony, and media reports have shown Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in the region being detained and tortured in mass numbers, and forced to undergo psychological indoctrination — like studying communist propaganda and giving thanks to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Classicists at the time openly condemned Afrocentrism for its perceived political bias (this gem from 1989 illustrates well the tone, asserting in a review of Black Athena that the university was under attack from "black racist attempts to impose indoctrination in the place of teaching and scholarship").
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In the far west region of Xinjiang, following sporadic violent attacks by radical Muslim separatists, hundreds of thousands of members of the Uighur and Kazakh Muslim minorities have been arbitrarily detained in indoctrination camps where they are forced to denounce Islam and profess loyalty to the party.
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North Korea may sink ships, fire missiles and hold thousands of people in "re-education camps," where they are subject to forced labor and hours of ideological indoctrination, but it eventually let this sick kid go home to his parents, so it's not entirely bad, right?
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From Gregory J. Topliff, Warrenville, S.C. Straying from roots, universities focus on political indoctrination Colleges and universities across the country have been engaging in free speech censorship, redefining the English language to be politically appropriate and censoring the divergent viewpoints and perspectives from what is officially taught.
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They will also undergo radical indoctrination — how the West seeks to control Muslim lands and resources (or destroy them with drones), how Western hedonism and godlessness has pervaded and polluted Muslim countries, and how Muslim leadership is too inept and corrupt to deal with any of this.
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Considering how its relations with Washington could quickly slip back into acrimony if the difficult process of negotiating denuclearization and the lifting of trade sanctions breaks down, it remains unclear how much, or if at all, North Korea intends to recalibrate its other propaganda and indoctrination efforts.
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And even as the Moroccan security sector took hardnosed measures against jihadists in the kingdom, the monarchy has also taken pains to address what it sees as the roots of radicalism — including poverty, marginalization and ideological indoctrination — through anti-corruption measures, economic development and Islamic education reform.
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But speeches, reports and other documents online offer a clearer account than previously reported of how China's top leaders set in motion and escalated the indoctrination campaign, which aims to eradicate all but the mildest expressions of Islamic faith and any yearning for an independent Uighur homeland.
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As the name suggests, Beirut Youth is a hyper-focalized photographic exploration of the multiplicity of young identities in the Lebanese capital, one that doesn't seek to promote the typical narrative of desolate conditions or harmful indoctrination that typically accompany Western explorations of the Middle East.
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Suddenly, Mr. Mamut and more than a hundred other Uighur intellectuals who had successfully navigated the worlds of academia, art and journalism became the latest targets of a sweeping crackdown in the region of Xinjiang that has ensnared as many as one million Muslims in indoctrination camps.
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The police there are vigilant against any attempts by visitors to approach camps where hundreds of thousands of Uighurs, Kazakhs and members of other Muslim minorities have been detained for indoctrination programs intended to sever their commitment to Islam and nurture loyalty to the Communist Party.
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A year later, the network of indoctrination centers is widely known even outside China: first revealed by inmates' families and then confirmed, perhaps unwittingly, by the government's public call for bids on procurement contracts to build camp infrastructure — and now by an official justification of sorts.
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In 2013, a team of psychologists at the University of Utah published a paper noting that, while there is extensive academic literature on the indoctrination, rehabilitation, and post-conflict trauma of child soldiers abroad, there are few corresponding studies of American children drawn into gang violence.
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Bilash and other critics argue the facilities are re-education camps for political indoctrination and are an attempt to erase any Islamic presence from the region under a so-called policy of sinicization -- a process that attempts to assimilate minority cultures into the majority Han Chinese culture.
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Officials in Xinjiang have rounded up ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minority groups in huge numbers, putting them into re-education camps where they are subjected to a severe indoctrination program to remove any devotion to Islam and make them obedient to the Chinese Communist Party.
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GENEVA — United Nations human rights experts expressed alarm on Friday over what they said were many credible reports that China had detained a million or more ethnic Uighurs in the western region of Xinjiang and forced as many as two million to submit to re-education and indoctrination.
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According to the United Nations report, which was prepared by its Commission of Inquiry and is more than 300 pages long, North Korea "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Mr. Kim.
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Exposed through an unexpected series of events, Jared's dad enlists the guidance of "wiser" men, which leads to the youth being shipped off to a day camp that -- the smiling faces notwithstanding -- has the uncomfortable feel of a prison, with those facing the indoctrination program adopting different strategies to survive.
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Adrian Zenz, a lecturer at the European School of Culture and Theology in Germany whose research concluded that the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang could hold a million or more inmates, said that the facilities worked under at least eight names, and not just the training centers that Mr. Zakir mentioned.
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But Serikzhan Bilash, a founder of Atajurt Kazakh Human Rights, an organization in Kazakhstan that helps ethnic Kazakhs who have left neighboring Xinjiang, said he had interviewed relatives of 10 inmates who had told their families that they were made to work in factories after undergoing indoctrination in the camps.
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The time period isn't stated, but the details of what happens to the "city people" are hinted at: It's the Cultural Revolution, and artists, professors and other educated people have been sent to the middle of nowhere to do hard labor during the day and attend political indoctrination meetings at night.
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In the couple of years that followed the transfer of Chen Quanguo, previously the first party secretary in Tibet, to the same top position in Xinjiang in August 123, some 350,000 people were arrested and prosecuted and more than one million Uighurs and Kazakhs were interned extralegally to undergo indoctrination.
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There's nothing theoretical about it: Based on these diktats, hundreds of thousands of Uighurs, Kazakhs and other Muslims in the western Xinjiang region have been rounded up in internment camps to undergo months or years of indoctrination intended to mold them into secular and loyal followers of the Communist Party.
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China: Erik Prince, the founder of the security contracting firm formerly known as Blackwater, scrambled to distance himself from a deal announced by another company he owns to build a training camp in the Chinese region of Xinjiang, where hundreds of thousands of Muslims have been detained in indoctrination camps.
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The Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge No. 3 challenged the inclusion of Angie Thomas's critically acclaimed novel "The Hate U Give," for the ninth grade class at Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C., referring to the book as "almost an indoctrination of distrust of police," The Guardian reported on Tuesday.
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Since 2017, the Chinese Communist Party has overseen a wave of mass detentions in Xinjiang, driving one million or more members of largely Muslim minority groups, especially Uighurs, into indoctrination camps intended to drastically weaken their Islamic beliefs and their attachment to the Uighur language, and make them loyal to the party.
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Considering President Abbas and the PA's long record of denying Israel's right to exist and glorification of terror, the PA is an obstacle to peace, not a partner, and the U.S. should approach its leadership with the understanding that it institutionally engages in the indoctrination of the Palestinian people to hate Israel.
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It is also 100 years since the watershed "May 4" patriotic student protests of 1919, 60 years since a failed uprising against Chinese rule in Tibet and 10 years since ethnic riots killed hundreds in Xinjiang, the western region where hundreds of thousands of Uighur Muslims have been detained in indoctrination camps.
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But generations of toxic cultural indoctrination do not die easily and even now, weeks later, I'm still trying to get over it and my suspicions about some of my expat neighbors, many of whom like me are from the United States and travel around the world towing their own racial baggage as white Americans.
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"Though the details of the plan have yet to be worked out, it seems evident that China's leaders intend to gut the Basic Law, exercise more direct control over the appointment of key officials, weaken or eliminate Hong Kong's judicial independence, curtail civil liberties, and suppress political dissent, including through ideological indoctrination," Pei said.
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Rather, they experience a totalizing indoctrination that so severely limits the formation of an adult psychology that many don't ever achieve maturity in the way secular society conceives of it, a state of empowered capability that permits complex life choices, a state in which contradictory ideas can be held in tension without psychic recoil.
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I considered a "Drop Squad"-style indoctrination that involved putting Mari in a dark room with a single harsh light and a table full of natural sistas reading "Happy to Be Nappy" and "I Love My Hair" through a bullhorn until my daughter publicly swore off any delusions of silky, swinging, white-girl hair.
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More than 30 million Americans were uprooted from their homes and migrated across the country for military or economic reasons; the 3003 million service members among them were stripped of their civilian identities and then shuttled through a vast national bureaucracy in the greatest experiment in social mixing and mass indoctrination in American history.
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More than 30 million Americans were uprooted from their homes and migrated across the country for military or economic reasons; the 3003 million service members among them were stripped of their civilian identities and then shuttled through a vast national bureaucracy in the greatest experiment in social mixing and mass indoctrination in American history.
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But Mr. Prince scrambled on Friday to distance himself from the latest announcement: that his company, Frontier Services Group, had struck a deal to build a training camp in the northwestern Chinese region of Xinjiang, where hundreds of thousands of Muslims have been detained in indoctrination camps that have drawn condemnation in Washington and abroad.
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How we know: One former police officer, Baimurat, an ethnic Kazakh Muslim who managed to escape, offered The Times a rare, firsthand glimpse into the security apparatus of the region, where the government has detained as many as a million ethnic Uighurs, Kazakhs and other Muslim minorities in a network of widely condemned indoctrination camps.
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About four miles from where the McKinsey consultants discussed their work, which includes advising some of China's most important state-owned companies, a sprawling internment camp had sprung up to hold thousands of ethnic Uighurs — part of a vast archipelago of indoctrination camps where the Chinese government has locked up as many as one million people.
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On day one, Bolsonaro issued executive orders making it far more difficult for land to be set aside for indigenous groups — a boon for the powerful agro-business lobby — and removed LGBT concerns from the portfolio of the human rights ministry, which will be run by an evangelical minister who echoes Bolsonaro's claims about the "ideological indoctrination" of Brazil's youth.
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SEXTON: People always want to know why is it not easier, or why aren&apost we more adept at identifying radicalize individuals, because if you catch them in that indoctrination process, obviously, before they go operational with a plan, now you&aposre preventing any casualties, you&aposre not trying to mitigate casualties with first responders and an effective law enforcement response.
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And yet even truth has its ugliness, and so I'm also a little afraid, because some will read this book only to verify what they already believe — that indoctrination happens in our communities, that the internet and American money make it possible, that systems exist to draw in unhappy second-generation teenagers, and that exiles can grow bitter and violent in their isolation.
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One family Dr. Duffy sees in his clinical practice found that the key to opening up conversation with their son, who was showing signs of indoctrination into alt-right communities, was to start by saying they were proud of his efforts to develop opinions that weren't spoon-fed to him and to promise to listen to their son's perspective if he would listen to theirs.
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Thanks in part to decades of nationalist education and indeed indoctrination, starting in kindergarten, the Chinese public reacts ferociously to any suggestion that foreign powers are menacing what history books and state media call the "territorial integrity" of their country—a suggestion that is invariably compared to the humiliating end of imperial Chinese rule when outside powers grabbed chunks of China, such as Hong Kong or Macau, for themselves.
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist I've just watched footage of Donald Trump saluting a North Korean general, and it occurs to me that what's really going on here is that the president is envious of Kim Jong-un, who has the absolute authority to execute his uncle with antiaircraft machine guns, consign tens of thousands of people to the gulag, and rule through a personality cult based on ruthless indoctrination.
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In a personal essay for Vice, she writes: Keith taught us that one of the strongest imperfections of the female gender—among other things—is that we're weak and have no character, we're indulgent emotionally, and we're princesses ... The tricky way I believe he got that indoctrination in, is he wasn't saying these are his views, he was saying this is how women are perceived and this is why women aren't equal in the world, because they're perceived this way.
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