All the leaders of the Japanese Daddy Sanctuary – The World have been sentenced to death

Yesterday, in Japan, six other leaders of Aunt Shinrikyo, pastor of the pastoral sect, were executed to death, and the execution of the 13 sects for which he was sentenced was executed. Secular sects led by Sokok Asahar in Japan and behind its borders actively recruited followers at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, but in 1995 organized the largest terrorist attack in Japan's history, cutting zarin into the trains of Tokyo subway. Shinrikyo's consciousness is at least 27 lives. He organized two attacks that used sarin, and relied on his members who were trying to quit the sect and those who were trying to discover the true intentions of the organization.

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"This sect engaged in unimaginable crimes can not be repeated again.It has inspired fears not only to the Japanese people but also to foreigners, and its actions have seriously undermined the foundations of society.I have praised the death penalty for careful consideration, "said Reuters, quoted by Justice Minister Joko Kamikawa.It should be recalled that on July 6, the death sentence was executed for seven convicts, including the leader of the sect, S. Asahar (whose real name is Chidzo Macumoto), who married 63 years old in March of this year

legal battalions and a public debate on how such a Sect, with obviously violent intentions, had been able to function for a certain time, legally, over the years, using the status of an officially registered religious organization.Japanese media reported that the death penalty in Aum Shinrikyo's leaders became possible after the country's highest judicial body dismissed the appeals filed by the last convict in January. Japanese society continues to play a major role in symbolism, and the authorities are eager to apply the death penalty before the resignation of Empiring Akihito next year. "The crime was committed by the sect at the time Akihito, and it also had to be punished at the same time," writes AFP

The Inescapable End of the World

Aum Shinrikyo or Supreme Truth was established in 1984. Its leader, almost a living blind, S. Asahara, preached a new faith based on various elements of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity, reports the BBC. In 1989, his movement was recorded as a religious organization in Japan, and at the same time he began to attract followers beyond the bounds of the rising sun, and it is estimated that at least 10,000 Japanese and up to 39,000 foreigners were involved in the sect. He was particularly active in Russia and in other republics of the former USSR

In the early 1990s, Aum Shinrikyo had already become a clbadic totalitarian sect. It was a strict discipline and was not accepted by Guru S. Asahar or his closest aides. During collective prayers, sectarians were often subject to psychotropic substances or were subject to hypnosis. Attempts to leave the cult often ended in the fact that traitors were killed or lost without a message. Aum Shinrikyo's funding was based on badets transferred to the sect by supporters of S. Asahhar. This capital was used to establish profitable businesses – yoga training courses, restaurants, tourist businesses, as well as companies established under the Aum Shinrikyo, successfully operated in the real estate market

At that time, S Asahara compared himself to Jesus Christ and Buddha had already perfected his ideology by proclaiming the inevitable end of the world, after which salvation was only intended for the members of Aum Shinrikyo and those who perished. with their hands, but everyone had to burn in hell. In addition, the leader persuaded his followers that their task was to hasten the end of the world. Trace has actively bought weapons, but scientists and engineers involved in well-equipped secret laboratories engaged in the production of nerve palsy agents – VX gas and zarina.

1994. On June 27, the sect carried out the first major attack – zarina gas from a reconstructed refrigerator was launched in downtown Macumoto in Nagano Prefecture. Eight people were killed in this terrorist act, but another 500 people who inhaled toxic gas had to see a doctor, AFP said. Although the police received an anonymous report on the connection between Aum Shinrikyo and the crime, she directed her investigation in a completely different direction, announcing a local resident who was in a coma after being inhaled after the gas was blamed. . The police seemed suspicious that he could not explain why they bought so much – expert comments that it was not possible to make zarina gas pesticides, the police have ignored it.

The attack on Tokyo and the ruin of the sect [19659004] However, in the following months, the sect caught the attention of the investigators and a search was scheduled on March 22, 1995 at its headquarters in Tokyo. Fuji Hill. But from his sources in the police, S. Asahara learned of the planned operation and ordered an escalation of the apocalypse (or at least cause chaos and political bellow in Japan). On March 20, five subway trains, underground at the time, near the government and parliamentary buildings, were sprayed with squash, sectana, in front of which were sprayed gas masks, umbrellas and plastic bags. containing a toxic liquid substance. The attack required 13 people, more than 50 poisoned people were forced to stay long in hospitals (some did not regain health), but the total number of victims was over 5800. "1965 "It was a holy attempt to elevate the souls of this world." At the spiritual level, "the Japan Times quoted S. Asahar as saying after the attack. However, the expected end of the world or at least did not succeed, and in the months that followed, the Japanese police systematically destroyed Aum Shinrikyo, arresting more than 200 of the most active sects, including the leader. The trial began in 1996 for eight years and resulted in death sentences for ten people (later sentenced to three others, the last of which was held only in 2012), six to life imprisonment. in perpetuity and several tens to a shorter term of imprisonment.