315 - The MRTCG: One of the World's Deadliest Doomsday Cults

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Dan Cummins

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🗓️ 26 September 2022

⏱️ 164 minutes

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Summary

The name The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God might not sound familiar, but in the world of cults, it should be. Only one cult in modern history has ever had more people die in its final act, the Peoples Temple's Jonestown Massacre.

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0:00.0	Cult, cult, cult.
0:02.4	The movement for the restoration of the 10 commandments of God, unless you happen to be
0:06.2	paying really close attention to global news back around 2000, particularly news from
0:10.4	Central Africa, or happen to catch an episode about them on a podcast dedicated to cults
0:14.9	in the past few years.
0:16.4	It's very likely that you have not heard of them.
0:18.7	Even though this cult murdered almost as many members than Jim Jones and the people's
0:22.3	temple cult, and many of them died in a much more brutal fashion.
0:26.8	Those of us interested in doomsday cults, how and why they form, what they convince their
0:30.2	followers to do, how they end, etc.
0:32.9	The movement for the restoration of the 10 commandments of God is one hell of a wild
0:36.5	ride.
0:37.5	This is a big cult.
0:38.8	Lots of members made a lot of money, had a very bloody ending.
0:42.3	And unlike Jim Jones, who died with his followers, the main leader of this cult and a
0:45.5	few others might have gotten away with what they did.
0:48.8	The movement for the restoration of the 10 commandments of God was led by Credonia, Mwinde,
0:53.2	Joseph, Caputari, and South-Westerns, Gusme, Uganda, formed in the late 80s after both
0:59.0	of its founders claimed that they had seen visions of the Virgin Mary.
1:03.1	Compared notes, and started making some cult power moves.
1:05.6	This cult originated during a particularly tumultuous time in Uganda, a nation that
1:10.4	has seen almost nothing but tumultuous times.
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