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© 2018 AFPAum spinoffs persist two decades after sarin attack
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Brian Wheway
I know that Japan has several ways to terminate someones life, I wonder if they are allowed to use up his stock of sarin on him? it would seem a fitting end to him.
wowyz
"They called him the leader of a doomsday cult"
His doctrine indicated that the freemasons (globalist) would start ww3, (Armageddon)
Some even said he mirrored Manson's helter skelter doctrines.
After his lockdown his followers changed the groups name to Aleph-Hebrew alphabet; In Kabbalistic literature, the upper Yod
hmm
Yubaru
And the authorities sit by and do nothing? BS. Stamp the hell out of this group NOW
Alexandre T. Ishii
Cult head Shoko Asahara deserves nothing in this world and we expect nothing from or to him. What to do?
Tony W.
Of course carry out the execution of this murderous deviant. He had no scruples with ordering the sarin gas attack, so Japan's judiciary should have no compunction in executing him, anyone else involved, and any future members inclined to murder others.
mmwkdw
It's been dragging on for over 20 years.
garypen
Hmm what?
englisc aspyrgend
Having been condemned 20 years ago why is this murderer still alive? If you have a death penalty, use it. Otherwise get rid of it (the preferred option for a civilised country).
Why have the spin off sects not been closed down if they are espousing the same dangerous dogma? If they are oppressing peoples human rights then again why have they not been closed down.
fuzzylogic
""If someone says 'guru Asahara wants to bring down Japan', there would be followers who would act. "
not to mention the myriad of demons and ghost, and entities throughout j-land. The other night I was attacked by evil ghost in my sleep. I could not fight it back because I could not move my arms with my full strength, and where it made contact , my arms felt tired.
Yubaru
Ok, cool, but, but, ...the very next paragraph you say THIS????
Why the anonymity? What's the point with the secrecy? Right, there is literally nothing you can do to shut them down as they themselves have broken no laws. Hell you can't shut down Yakuza organizations, I highly doubt you can shut down this little cult either.
hooktrunk2
englisc aspyrgend
Japan justice system usually waits until all of the accomplices have had their time in court and or sentences finalized. There were several members who were fugitives and finally caught a couple years ago. That's why the long wait.
englisc aspyrgend
Hooktrunk2/Educator60 thanks for the information.
Hook why would anyone down vote you for providing information?
hooktrunk2
englisc aspyrgend: LOL. I was wondering that myself. I'd like to think they just don't agree with the Japanese policy instead of my comment per se.