We know how this ends because we've seen it before. Jim Jones in Jonestown 1978. David Koresh and the Branch Davidians in Waco Texas 1993. The difference here is that the stakes are much higher.
I found this on the Google:
"Common Characteristics of Cult Leaders
Charisma and Persuasion: They are often exceptionally persuasive and charismatic, drawing people in by offering a sense of community, security, or "hidden" knowledge.
Grandiose Narcissism: They often believe they are special, chosen, or possess superhuman powers or divine revelations.
Unquestioned Authority: They demand total obedience, do not permit criticism, and often punish doubting members.
Exploitation: They frequently exploit followers for money, labor, or sexual favors.
Isolation Tactics: They isolate members from friends, family, and mainstream society to foster dependency.
Ingroup/Outgroup Language: They often use language that divides the world into "us" (the enlightened) and "them" (the outsiders/enemies)."
Sound familiar? Unfortunately, the stakes are now much higher. When the world seems to be closing in, the cult leader tries to take everyone with them.
In this case, everyone literally means everyone. No survivors.
