Cults

Cult posts detail the ways in which RJ Testerman, and his organizations, the Welcomed Consensus and Free the Need use cult tactics to convince followers.

The Secret Room

All the podcast interviews are linked below, enjoy.

My intention in creating and posting this information is to clear up as many misconceptions as possible about the relationship between RJ Testerman, the Welcomed Consensus, Free the Need, and the people who live in the W.C. houses. Free the Need I’m not claiming that Free the Need doesn’t do good work. They give away

Sasha and I were recently interviewed by Sarah Steele for her award winning podcast, Let’s Talk About Sects.

RJ Testerman and his group, the Welcomed Consensus, have been operating in San Francisco and Northern California for decades.

RJ Testerman uses his “sex education” business, the Welcomed Consensus, to get memebers and resources for his sex cult in Northern California. This is how.

This entry dives deeper into how RJ Testerman and the Welcomed Consensus use well established exploitative techniques to lie and indoctrinate their followers.

The group didn’t start as a cult. It started with a desire for community and friendship, self-acceptance, and a sincere wish for more than what 80’s culture had to offer.

RJ always publicly shamed me, and others, for being an intellectual. As if thinking was something to be ashamed of, but now I know it is because if you actually thought too much you might see his façade.

This list about Welcomed Consensus BenchMarks was forwarded to me from someone who came across my site.

Systems of Control

This is a great podcast about how RJ Testerman and people like him operate. It is shocking, but also affirming, to hear how it happened.