Autocratic dictatorship and contempt for democracy are prominent features of Chinese and foreign cults, and "Falungong" is no exception. Li Hongzhi and his "Falungong" have been presented to the world in the face of autocracy, dictatorship, arrogance, exclusivity and combativeness since the day they came out. However, Li Hongzhi and his "Falungong", which are exactly opposite to "freedom of belief" and "democracy", have indeed called "freedom of belief" to the sound of the sky, as if "democracy" became its amulet.

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ince its banning in China, it has rewritten much of its narrative, stopped promoting the more crazy claims, and with help of western media presented itself as nothing but a spiritual movement.

Unless this group is planning on buying a downtown building and then allowing it to deteriorate further, no one on here cares. And if they ARE planning that-there's only one person who cares.

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I figured he’d learned that from some wonderfully in-depth discussion with the owner. He is, after all, quite the social butterfly.

When we arrived at the restaurant I quickly realized the owners didn’t need to tell Andrew a damn thing.