RIDC - Reasearch Institute on Destructive Cults

Articles & papers by Masoud Banisadr

Article in Fair Observer: Illusion of happiness in Cults:
In the fight against ‪‎terrorist groups or cults, we should take care not to promote them in any way or to make it easier for them to recruit. Our first line of defence should be to understand their strengths and weaknesses, in order to match their strengths and attack their vulnerabilities.
There are three Hs that matter most in people’s lives: health, honour and happiness. Cults are masters of deception, with their black-and-white worldview. They appear to be offering a simple, strict and easily understood definition of these three concepts to their followers.
Masoud Banisadr's speech in London June 2015: Destructive and Terrorist cults; how they can recruit and change normal people into human bomb?
Masoud Banisadr's presentation in Buxton Festival 2015; 'Destructive and Terrorist Cults: A New kind of Slavery'
Masoud Banisadr’s remark on Quilliam report about Al Qaeda and Daesh
Destructive Cults and Mind manipulation;
Text of speech in INFORM seminar London Nov. 2009
Terrorist Organizations Are Cults; Text of speech in ICSA Geneva Conference July 2009; published in Cultic Studies Review; Vol. 8, No. 2, 2009, PP: 156, 186
Organisation of a destructive cult part one
Organisation of a destructive cult part two
Organisation of a destructive cult part three
MEK's short history
Few examples of ex MeK parents and children
What are charactristics of a destructive cult's doctrine part one
What are charactristics of a destructive cult's doctrine part two
What are charactristics of a destructive cult's doctrine part three
what is a destructive cult part one
what is a destructive cult part two
What is a destructive cult part three
Terrorist organisations are cults or to survive have to change into a cult
Use of the philosophy of Martyrdom by terrorist cults
RAND report about MeK: A policy conundrum (National Defense Research Institute)

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