The websites you can reach via the links on our "other relevant websites" and "other relevant articles" pages are likely to convey political opinions similar to our own (though rarely if ever identically worded to our manifesto). They might also contain opinions with which some of our group would disagree strongly. Christians Against Mental Slavery has no collective opinion about anything except what’s in our manifesto and what’s in our basis of faith, on which we are unanimous.

The sites may also contain assertions about relevant technology complementary to the scientific material published in this site. Much of this won’t be as thoroughly substantiated as we try to keep the information on this site. The presentation of accurate information might in some cases be less scholarly. Some statements might even turn out to be inaccurate.

Some of the sites may contain testimony of targeted individuals. When reading the testimony of targeted individuals, you should bear in mind all of the following caveats:

• that it is of the essence of crimes as intentionally deniable as those alleged that victims cannot substantiate that the crimes have been committed to anyone determined to disbelieve the victims’ testimony
• that standard of literacy and scientific education is varied
• that the perpetrators of the abuse described may have been successfully influenced genuine targeted individuals to believe misinformation, leading (for example) to their making descriptions of technology used against them, or making allegations as to who the perpetrators are, which are readily discredited; this should not necessarily be allowed to discredit their entire testimony in your eyes
• that malicious or mentally ill persons may have contributed some superficially plausible testimonies, claiming falsely to be targeted individuals
• that targeting may have induced artificially a degree of discernible mental ill-health in previously healthy victims; indeed that may have been the intention behind their particular abuse; delusion is a primary goal of the abuse which, at very least, the chapter of the bible mentioned first in our bible study predicts will eventually be perpetrated by some abusers, dreadfully successfully
• that those employed to discredit our campaign may pose as victims, or provide misinformation in the public domain that influences contributors.

None of the sites we link to from our "other relevant websites" page are owned by members of the Christians Against Mental Slavery group. In general, the more clicks you stray away from our site, the more you may need to bear in mind the caveat above. This caveat does not render research worthless. It simply necessitates discretion, and a healthy scepticism 

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