Russian Muslim Sect Kept Children Underground

[The Judge]

The warning signs of psychosis were evident in the sect's leader 50 years ago, but that was in the 60s. However whether this was a bad acid trip or frank psychosis mis-identified as "divine inspiration" is a moot point. This is what can happen when religious ideals are left unchallenged.

"Mr Sattarov, 83, declared himself an Islamic prophet in the mid-1960s after interpreting sparks from a trolleybus cable as a divine light from God."

[Smellyoldgit]

The Judge wrote

This is what can happen when religious ideals are left unchallenged.

Indeed. How many times have you multiple facepalmed at the "oh, you must respect my beliefs" horseshit? - and how the idiots can't seem to grasp that their crackpot beliefs in no way entitle them to anything other than derision and/or mockery.

[Davin]

Wow, some of those kids had gone more than a decade without going out in the sun. I bet they were healthy.

[Kinich Ahau]

Yep, more like real skeletons in the closet.