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	Jonestown
		Jonestown was a town in Guyana established by People's Temple cult leader Jim Jones.
		Ryan and his party of 18, which comprised of journalists and photographers, discovered a fearful, depressed group of followers, some which were to afraid to speak, some that were angry and saw their visit as troubles from outside, and others that complained of the dire situation within the compound.
		Jonestown itself became a "ghost town" after 1978 and was mostly destroyed by a fire in the mid-1980s, after which the ruins were left to decay; as of 2003 there is little to mark the site of one of the most notorious mass suicides in history.
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	Jonestown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jonestown's population increased greatly from 50 members in 1977 to over 900 at its peak in 1978.
		Jonestown itself became a "ghost town" after 1978 and was mostly destroyed by a fire in the mid-1980s, after which the ruins were left to decay.
		Another proposed scenario is that Ryan was on the verge of exposing the CIA presence at Jonestown, prompting his murder and that of the Jonestown inhabitants.
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	Jonestown (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jonestown was the name of the communal settlement founded by cult leader Jim Jones, in Guyana, in 1974, and made infamous by the mass suicide or massacre (or combination thereof), which occurred there in 1978, after which the site was deserted.
		In the world at large, "Jonestown" seldom means anything but this place or, perhaps most often of all, the incident there.
		Jonestown, Demerara, is a small village in another part of Guyana (and having no links whatsoever with the former cult).
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		For other uses, see Jonestown (disambiguation) Jonestown was a town in Guyana established by Peoples Temple cult leader Jim Jones, located about six to eight miles (10 to 12 km) from Port Kaituma ().
		In 1974, he leased over 3000 acres (12.1 km²) of land from the Guyanese government and members of the People's Temple started the construction of Jonestown, under the supervision of senior members who were assigned by Jones to oversee the construction.
		Jonestown's population increased greatly from 50 members in 1977 to over 900 at its peak in 1978.
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		Jonestown was a town in Guyana established by Peoples Temple cult leader Jim Jones.
		In 1974, he leased 300 acres (1.21 kmandsup2) of land from the Guyanese government and members of the People's Temple started the construction of Jonestown, under the supervision of senior members who were assigned by Jones to oversee the construction.
		One of the survivors, Laura Johnston Kohl, escaped the mass suicide as she was away from Jonestown at that time.
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		Jonestown was a town in Guyana established by Peoples Temple cult leader Jim Jones, Iocated about six to eight miIes (10 to 12 km) from Port Kaituma (7Â°44â²N 59Â°53â²W).
		Jonestown itseIf became a "ghost town" after 1978 and was mostly destroyed by a fire in the mid-1980s, after which the ruins were left to decay.
		The Jonestown deaths were among severaI incidents from about 1978 to 1982 that greatly undermined cults in the United States.
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	Jonestown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - www.adwiki.darmowe.org.pl
		Jonestown was the informal name for the "Peoples Temple Agricultural Project," an intentional community in northwestern Guyana formed by the Peoples Temple, a cult from California led by Jim Jones.
		To the extent the actions in Jonestown were viewed as a mass suicide, it is the largest such event in over 1,900 years of history {see mass suicide} and the largest mass suicide of United States citizens.
		After the deaths at the Peoples Temple compound, Jonestown was at first tended by the Guyanese government, which allowed its re-occupation by Hmong refugees from Laos, for a few years in the early 1980s, but it has since been altogether deserted.
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		Instead, everyone including children ended up working six days a week, from seven in the morning to six at night, and often when temperature was as hot as 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).
		Realizing that the visiting party along with the defectors were in danger, Ryan's group and 16 People's Temple members left Jonestown and hurried to a nearby airstrip, where they planned to use the two planes waiting there and fly to the Georgetown, the capital of Guyana.
		Jonestown itself became a "ghost town" after 1978 and was mostly destroyed by a fire in the mid-1980s, after which the ruins were left to decay; as of 2004 there is little to mark the site of one of the most notorious mass suicides in history.
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		Once Jones' followers arrived at the 42 acres (170,000 m²) of land leased from the local Guyana government, they were put to work on a primitive compound that became Jonestown.
		Instead, everyone including children ended up working from six days a week, from seven in the morning to six at night, and often when temperature was as hot as 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).
		The precise circumstances are the focus of a number of conspiracy theories (see, for example, [3]).
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		For other uses, see Jonestown (disambiguation) Houses in Jonestown Jonestown, a town in Guyana established by Peoples Temple cult leader Jim Jones, was located about six to eight miles (10 to 12 km) from Port Kaituma (7°44′N 59°53′W).
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		Around 70% of the inhabitants of Jonestown were fl and impoverished.
		The religious scholar Mary McCormick Maaga argued that Jones' authority waned after he moved to the isolated commune, because there he was not needed anymore for recruitment and he could not hide his drug addiction from rank and file members.
		Later that same day, the remaining 914 inhabitants of Jonestown, 276 of them children, committed mass suicide that Jones referred to as "revolutionary suicide" on Jones's instructions by drinking cyanide-laced Flavor Aid, by forced cyanide injection, or by shooting.
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	Cult
		See also Cult (disambiguation) for more meanings of the term "cult".
		In 1978, 914 American followers of Jim Jones died in a mass murder/suicide in Jonestown, Guyana.
		On April 19, 1993, over 70 Branch Davidians, followers of David Koresh, died in a fire in Waco, Texas following a lengthy siege by United States federal law enforcement officials.
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		In the summer of 1977, Jones and most of the 1,000 members of the Peoples Temple moved to Guyana from San Francisco after an investigation into the church for tax evasion was begun.
		In November 1978, U.S. Representative Ieo Ryan led a fact-finding mission to the Jonestown settlement in Guyana after aIlegations by reIatives in the U.S. of human rights abuses.
		Iater that same day, the remaining 914 inhabitants of Jonestown, 276 of them chiIdren, committed mass suicide that Jones referred to as "revoIutionary suicide" on Jones's instructions by drinking cyanide-Iaced FIavor Aid, by forced cyanide injection, or by shooting.
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	Imagining religion : from Babylon to Jonestown by Jonathan Z. Smith \| LibraryThing
		Making use of examples as apparently diverse and exotic as the Maori cults in nineteenth-century New Zealand and the events of Jonestown, Smith shows that religion must be construed as conventional, anthropological, historical, and as an exercise of imagination.
		In his analyses, religion emerges as the product of historically and geographically situated human ingenuity, cognition, and curiosity—simply put, as the result of human labor, one of the decisive but wholly ordinary ways human beings create the worlds in which they live and make sense of them.
		Smith scrutinizes the fundamental problems of taxonomy and comparison in religious studies, suggestively redescribes such basic categories as canon and ritual, and shows how frequently studied myths may more likely reflect situational incongruities than vaunted mimetic congruities.
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		Jonestown : the power and the myth of Alan… 26 copies, 3 reviews
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		Mighty Mouse originally had a blue costume with a red cape, like Superman; but over time this changed to a yellow costume with a red cape.
		He has demonstrated the use of "X-ray vision" in at least one cartoon, while during several cartoons he used a form of super-hypnosis that even allowed him to command inanimate objects and turn back time (as in the cartoons The Jonestown Flood and Krakatoa).
		Other cartoons have him leaving a red contrail as he flies which he can manipulate like a band of solid flexible matter when he desires it.
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		McCormick Maaga, Mary excerpt from her book Hearing the Voices of Jonestown (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1998).
		In Europe an languages other than English language the corresponding words for 'sect', such as "secte", "secta", or "Sekte", are used to refer to a harmful religious or political sect, similar to how English-speakers popularly use the word ' Cult (disambiguation) '.
		In Latin America, it is often applied to any non- Catholic religious group, regardless of size, often with the same negative connotation that 'cult' has in English.
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	BRIAN JONES : Encyclopedia Entry
		His intellect, combined with his outspoken dislike of socially imposed constraints, made him one of the earliest English rock stars, and a role model for the British Invasion.
		Jones's name was partially the inspiration for the band Brian Jonestown Massacre; the band's logo even goes so far as to include a picture of his face.
		The 2005 film Stoned is a fictional account of Jones and his role in the Rolling Stones.
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		See also clut (disambiguation) formore meanings of the term "clut".
		In religion and sociology, aclut is a group with a religious or philosophical identity, often existing on the margins of society.
		In 1978, 914 American followers of JimJones died in a mass murder / suicide in Jonestown, Guyana.
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	Cult Summary and Analysis Summary
		They offer alternatives to traditional religions that some people find more meaningful than the religions in which they were raised.
		The 1978 Jonestown Massacre, where 913 of the Reverend Jim Jones'; followers were forced to commit suicide, marked the high point in America's condemnation of cults.
		Spread across newspaper front pages and national magazines from coast to...
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	Cult - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		ISBN 0-275-95508-7, page 145 "The tendency to treat Peoples Temple as the cultus classicus headed by Jim Jones, psychotic megaliomanic par excellence is still with us, like most myths, because it has a grain of truth to it.
		McLemee, Scott Rethinking Jonestown on the salon.com website "If Jones' People's Temple wasn't a cult, then the term has no meaning." [16]
		Barker, E. Standing at the Cross-Roads: Politics of Marginality in "Subversive Organizations" article in the book The Politics of Religious Apostasy: The Role of Apostates in the Transformation of Religious Movements edited by David G. Bromley Westport, CT, Praeger Publishers, (1998).
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	Cult - TvWiki, the free encyclopedia
		See Cult (disambiguation) for more meanings of the term "cult".
		In religion and sociology, a cult is a cohesive group of people (often a relatively small and new religious movement) devoted to beliefs or practices that the surrounding culture or society considers to be far outside the mainstream.
		ISBN 0-275-95508-7, page 145 "The tendency to treat Peoples Temple as the cultus classicus headed by Jim Jones, psychotic megaliomanic par excellence is still with us, like most myths, because it has a grain of truth to it.
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		In religion and sociology, a cult is a group of people (often a new religious movement) devoted to beliefs and goals which may be contradictory to those held by the majority of society.
		In 1978 in Jonestown, Guyana, followers of Jim Jones killed a U.S. congressman who was investigating Jones, and then Jones and more than 900 others committed mass suicide.
		In 1993 a gunfight near Waco, Tex., between federal officers and David Koresh and his Branch Davidian followers led to a 51-day siege that ended in a blaze that left Koresh and 82 people dead.
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		Jim Jones, a preacher who set up the Peoples Temple in San Francisco and ultimately moved his followers to a more clandestine site in.
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	1978 - Wikipedia
		Argentina wins Football World Cup on home ground
		November 18 - Reverend Jim Jones's followers commit mass suicide in Jonestown, Guyana.
		January 15 - Super Bowl XII Dallas Cowboys (27) def.
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		For other senses of "density", see density (disambiguation).
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		Brian Jonestown Massacre have just been in town and i dont think Ive slept since they arrived.
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		Some members were too afraid to speak, some were angry and saw the Congressman's visit as troubles brought in from outside, and others complained of the dire situation within the compound.
		They carried with them a filmed footage of the attack, a first glimpse of Jonestown for the outside world.
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