Frank Parlato
Here are some photos Expians are not supposed to see…..
Alejandra Gonzalez was promoted to a three-stripe orange. She is the sister of the minister of finance in Mexico, Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya. With Keith Raniere last seen hiding out in Mexico, seemingly hoping to avoid arrest in the USA, did Alejandra’s recent promotion have anything to do with the fact that her brother is one of the most powerful men in Mexico?
BTW, does Alejandra look like she might be on the DOS diet? Is she branded on her pubic region? Did she give Keith Raniere any collateral?
L-R Evan Horowitz, Veronica Baz, Diego Asunsolo and Daniel ?
On the stripe path, they are ‘Yellows’ [AKA coaches] Evan Horowitz and Veronica Baz are yellows with three stripes. Being a yellow obligates one to volunteer to coach for NXIVM [for free] – which, in turn, may allow them, in time, to become an orange. It takes from 2 -10 years [and several hundred thousand dollars in class fees] to go from yellow to orange. Once you become an orange, you can earn on average $20,000 per year, but additional classes will cost at least that much.
After a 5-day intensive, is it true that the folks picture above have “a clearer idea of who they are”? Proctor Betancourt standing in the middle of the back row might be able to tell us.
Stay tuned for more photographs of the world of NXIVM in Mexico….
Frank Parlato is an investigative journalist, media strategist, publisher, and legal consultant.
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I’d like to congratulate everyone who was promoted. You are inches away from winning the Darwin Awards and all of you are so deserving. I wish I could present you with the award now, but, well the awards are given posthumously. None-the-less, well done simpletons!
I’m wondering if Vanguard is giving up on the US market. Sure seems to have a lot of support and push in Mexico.
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These photos were taken indoors. indoors in Mexico.
So why is Regina Garza wearing a heavy sweater and a down vest?
If you scan through the pix, you see layered sweaters, and even jackets, being worn indoors. In Mexico.
In the US, cults are notorious for over-heating (and temperature-cycling) the “Intensive” room to keep the inductees off-balance and self-doubting.
In Mexico, does keeping the “Intensive” room cold serve the same purpose?