Reading tweets by #Kwasizabantu apologists has me shouting at the walls EXACTLY! THAT& #39;S EXACTLY WHAT& #39;S WRONG WITH IT, NOT RIGHT! I am so happy that so many have good experiences but the inability to cope with scrutiny is EXACTLY the problem. That circular reasoning:

Telling #Kwasizabantu expupils to be grateful, also dismissing them for choosing a cult school then complaining about it... DO YOU HEAR YOURSELF? Are you saying: being a cult implies abuse and that minors ought to have known? That they should be grateful despite abuse?

In the end, in a closed hierarchical community like #Kwasizabantu, by hook or by crook the upper echelons will NEVER be blamed and the victim will always be accused (Erlo Stegen& #39;s irreproachability is dogma). And now they try to preach it to the outside and it won& #39;t fly.

Nowhere in the justice system can you counter accusations of abuse by saying: but other people were happy. Why does #Kwasizabantu think it can? Cults cannot endure criticism. The closer to the leaders and the doctrines the criticism cuts, the more vehement will be the apologism.

I& #39;m not going to care about #Kwasizabantu anymore. I am not an impartial observer. My experience of the place has been consistently sinister. Nowhere else have I ever felt such a sense of oppressiveness and lurking danger. I am grateful my connection to them has ended. Be free.