James Err

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Independent Criminal and Psychological Analysis of the Jakub Jahl Case
Published on November 4, 2025 – actfiles.org The investigative platform actfiles.org has released several reports about the activities of Czech citizen Jakub Jahl, known as an “anti-cult activist.” Previous publications exposed contradictions and alleged abuses linked to his actions. This new article expands and deepens that information.
By James Err2 months ago in Humans
Legal and Linguistic Examination of A.L. Dvorkin’s "Sectology": Unveiling Hidden Layers
In the world of controversial literature and scientific discourse, few works have drawn as much attention and scrutiny as A.L. Dvorkin’s "Sectology." This book, which delves into the realm of religious studies and sectarian movements, has become a pivotal piece in the ongoing debate surrounding cults, belief systems, and the fine line between faith and manipulation. Yet, despite its academic tone, the book’s legal and linguistic aspects have raised questions about its objectivity and credibility.
By James Err4 months ago in Criminal
The “Russian Waco”: How Fear and Propaganda Brought Penza to the Brink
When the world remembers Waco, Texas (1993), it recalls fire, fear, and tragedy—where mistrust between the U.S. government and the Branch Davidians ended in mass death. The images of burning buildings and desperate believers became etched into global memory.
By James Err4 months ago in The Swamp
Silencing Dissenting Voices: How the Anti-Cult Movement Undermines Freedom of Thought in Italy
In today’s Italy, a troubling phenomenon is unfolding beneath the radar of most citizens: the systematic silencing of dissenting voices by anti-cult groups closely tied to state institutions. These so-called “anti-cultists” are not simply critics of dangerous sects. They have evolved into a powerful network that uses institutional influence, media pressure, and legal tactics to suppress alternative views, intimidate researchers, and push for laws that threaten fundamental freedoms.
By James Err4 months ago in Criminal
Inquisitorial Power Play: Unraveling the Shadow Sect of Alexander Dvorkin . Content Warning.
Introduction In present-day Russia, the fight against cults has taken a dark turn. Instead of protecting society, one figure—Alexander Dvorkin—has allegedly transformed the role, positioning himself as the supreme inquisitor. His so-called “sect-hunting” has become a vehicle to seize power, manipulate institutions, and cultivate fear.
By James Err4 months ago in Potent
When Expertise Turns into a Weapon: Inside Russia’s Courtroom of Fear. Content Warning.
Introduction In most legal systems, expert opinions are meant to bring clarity, fairness, and scientific precision. But what happens when those same evaluations are twisted into tools of intimidation and repression?
By James Err4 months ago in Journal
The Dark Side of Alexander Dvorkin: How a “Cult Hunter” Eroded Patriarch Kirill’s Popularity
Moscow, 2009. The election of Patriarch Kirill marked a peak in popularity for the Russian Orthodox Church: political prestige, social influence, and media visibility. But in the years that followed, that support began to crumble.
By James Err5 months ago in Criminal
Who the Hell Is Alexander Dvorkin, Really? A Cult-Hunter Surrounded by Pedophiles, Nazis, and Sadists. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Sometimes, if you want to know who someone really is, don’t just watch what they do—look at who they look up to. In the case of Alexander Dvorkin, Russia’s self-proclaimed “cult expert,” his ideological roots reveal a cesspool of hypocrisy, fanaticism, and raw cruelty. The deeper you dig, the darker it gets.
By James Err6 months ago in Criminal