The Deadliest Cult You've Never Heard Of Part 1
A deep dive into the "Restoration of the 10 Commandments Cult" Part 1
A lot of people believe that black people do not join cults, let alone lead cults but that is simply not true. There are many cases of black cult participation, check Jonestown. This story is on par with Jonestown, but it unfortunately is not a well known story because of this inaccurate stigma. When I came upon this story though long and full of details, I knew I had to talk about it.
The tale of the elusive "Restoration of the Ten Commandments" cult in Uganda.
The backdrop is Uganda, a nation grappling with its newfound independence from British rule in 1962. Credonia astutely exploited the historical influence of Catholicism during times of political turmoil. With a keen understanding of human psychology, she targeted those who held sway – Joseph K and the clergy, individuals deeply entrenched in the fabric of Ugandan society.
As I unravel the threads of this disturbing tapestry, it becomes evident that Credonia's manipulative ways are central in this story. She skillfully positioned herself as the chosen one, orchestrating a spectacle that blurred the lines between faith and fanaticism. The cult's foundation rested on Catholicism, a religion historically interwoven with Uganda's complex tapestry.
The turbulent 1980s, marked by political upheaval, provided the perfect storm for Credonia's ascent. Amidst chaos, she created her own version of the Bible, a key instrument in setting the cult apart from mainstream Catholicism. The collapse of a dictatorship further fueled the cult's rise, leaving a fractured nation ripe for exploitation……