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The youth came out in great numbers in the 1970s. Was it a movement? Was it a pfal revolution? Was it a religious quest? Was it a revolt from society altogether? We no longer wanted to be shackled by our parents' religion. We gathered in numbers and took our movement to the streets. We waved the pfal-flag proudly in defiance of church tyranny. We demanded "freedom" to live and worship at twi's altar. We were there. We stayed up all hours of the night during roa festivals. We recruited others to strengthen our movement. We signed up for training -- collectively moving as a unit. Youth is a force of nature. Youth brings an energy and passion that is contagious. Youth can be single-minded and manipulated by powerful figures. Youth lives for the moment and is, at times, willing to die for the cause. The "liberation movement" led to decades of bondage. The "liberation movement" led to personal destruction. The "liberation movement" led to extreme elements of control. The "liberation movement" had secret and seductive agendas. TODAY......the movement is dead. TODAY......only those on payroll seem dedicated. TODAY......hardly anyone has ever heard of twi. Did it change the world? Did it change you?

Wish Leah and Mike would interview TWI ex-members and see the similarity