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    Congressman Leo Ryan and some reporters were on a mission to rescue Americans from Jonestown. On November 18, 1978, Jim Jones was paranoid that his reign over Jonestown would come crashing down when some of his followers went with Congressman Ryan. Jones used a mass suicide to remain in control. Many people of Jonestown drank the poisonous Kool-Aid. When people resisted, Jones’ loyal followers injected hesitant followers with the poison. Jones ordered the murder of Congressman Ryan and was responsible

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    Jonestown Cult Analysis

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    Over nine hundred people dead within five minutes and all done by one all-powerful cult leader. Unfortunately, that was the case for the members of Jim Jones's cult of Jonestown. Jonestown is a prime example of how a religious movement can turn into a cult in the matter of time, and how it can be difficult to protect people against. This is due in part to our general acceptance of most religious movements in accordance to the first amendment, but also due in our classification of what a cult is.

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    Jim Jones and the Jonestown Massacre November 18, 1978, altered America, but the process leading up to that day began much earlier by a mind only described as perverse. The Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ, Peoples Temple as it is commonly referred, led by James Warren Jones blazed its own way into the history books with what is still one of the most disastrous endings of a movement. Jim Jones is known for founding the most infamous cult in American history; his reputation revolves around

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    Midoriya Monologue

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    Hearing the sound of the one I love's laugh brings me the joy in the day today I need. Knowing he is happy makes my happy. I don't show my feelings, but Midoriya knows what I'm feeling. Show I don't have to show them. Holding his hand gives me strength to move on in the world. No, not holding his hand, just seeing him it's enough. Yes, we are holding hands me and him right now. We are closer together. Nothing can break is apart. It's just Midoriya and I, and the world. Something colorful pasted

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    In various occasions there have been several scandals with celebrities and other important people. Some celebrities and athletes have successfully dodged the media attention on some scandals. However, Ryan Lochte was not fortunate enough to keep his scandal a secret, and was soon exposed to the world of his wronging’s during the Olympic Games. Soon after his exposure, many companies that sponsored Lochte wanted out. Speedo was one of the main brands to discontinue Lochte’s sponsor and released an

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    Ryan Howard was a major piece of the Phillies NL East dominance from 2007-2011, including two runs to the World Series. However, since the 2011 season, the Phillies have been bottom dwellers in the division and have missed the playoffs every year. A few years ago, the Phillies began a rebuild so a new core of young players could carry the torch. The rebuild started in December of 2014 when Philadelphia traded longtime shortstop Jimmy Rollins to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Less than a year later, the

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    STAGE 1 psychology SKILLS AND APPLICATIONS TASK OBEDIENCE Peoples Temple. YouTube. (2010). Jonestown Cult Suicides - The True Story - Documentary. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3yzkhJVXE4. The source Jonestown Cult Suicides - The True Story is a documentary created and published by History channel which is one of the biggest historical-focus television channels worldwide. As the title of the documentary The True Story mentions, the series intends to stay as accurate as

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    Jonestown Massacre

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    Deborah Layton Blakely had been speaking publicly about Jim Jones. A congressman, Leo J. Ryan from California, went to Guyana to investigate himself. Ryan made it to Jonestown mid-August. On November 18, 1978, Leo explored Jonestown, accompanied by a television crew. Ryan also told the people of Jonestown that if they wanted to leave the community, they were welcome to come with him. Later that day, when Leo Ryan, his crew, and a couple of, soon-to-be, ex-members of Peoples Temple were preparing to

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    again” (Layton). Over the course of a year after moving to Guyana, things only continued to worsen. A U.S. Congressman named Leo Joseph Ryan had heard several accounts that Guyana was not the utopia that Jones and some members claimed it was. He and a few of his entourage decided to visit the settlement and see what the circumstances were. The next day, as Ryan and his crew were preparing to fly out on the air strip, a member of Peoples Temple shot and killed them all. This lead to the final events

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    The Peoples Temple

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    his congregation to California and eventually Guyana where he created the closed community of Jonestown. However, in 1978, members of Jonestown murdered Congressman Leo Ryan, and all residents of Jonestown committed suicide. The apocalyptic beliefs of the Peoples Temple shaped its identity and led to the murder of Congressman Ryan, this belief also marked its demise. By using apocalyptic literature, the book of Revelation, as reference, the actions

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