Raniere: ‘When We Smile the World Smiles With Us’

This was not the first murdering that this branch of Mormons has experienced, in the same area. They were obviously caucasians, and they are “known.” Lots of blondes, too. So many children.
Out on that road like sitting ducks. They were not far at all from one of their group settlements when they were shot, etc. In other words, NOT strangers. Not at all popular as a group at all, and their particular group and its enclaves have been in Mexico since 1924. Mitt Romney came from this Mormon branch as an infant born into it. This is a sidenote, not intended as some tinfoil hat detail.

The shooters were not color blind or oblivious to who they were shooting. They had to have seen that there were only women and children to be shot, and caucasian ones, at that. These particular Mormons have been politically active, a lot. They isolate themselves yet are “political” about it, trying to protect their lives and their choices as a group. Mutual unrest here from both dimensions or who knows how many points of view and certainly the Mormons are well-known, especially locally. We might never know the whole story here, with so much bad blood amongst people with a variety of “loyalties.”

Then you add in the LeBaron associations with Nxivm. This is not “news” to all people, especially to people who are living nearby to the Mormon groups. They already have a longheld reputation for their sexual distinctions, piled onto the religious practice of group marriages.

Their branch came to Mexico specifically to have more freedom for their group marriage lifestyle, albeit that arrival to Mexico is not recent anymore. Everywhere groups who are different live, there’s plenty of talk about the least acculturated ones versus the others as a whole, and usually hostilities are present. You can easily trace the hostilities regarding this Mormon branch, for moremthan one generation.

I just think that the shooters were completely aware of who they were hitting. It would have been obvious: a group of women and children who were Mormons and who were unaccompanied by men. These elements are not, were not invisible.

Unless somebody really talks some straight talk, possibly not much truth will become known anout this massacre. The loss of innocence and the overall vulnerability of such a caravan is hard, very hard to handle at all. Yet it is happening all over the world, whether the innocent are caught in the crossfire, or were really targets. This could’ve been a crime that happened due to “opportunity, unplanned” or it could be something else more planned or awaiting just such an opportunity to kill.

It’s startling to see all these pictures side by side. He is a true chameleon in every sense of the word. He can be whomever you want him to be: A rolly-polly, boy genius geek, a Christ-like figure, a suave businessman. Shudders.

What comes out of Raniere’s face in almost all of these photos, I just can’t say that I like the looks of it. I do not like to be bossed around. Mutuality or get lost. Good bosses are always “teaching” more, so I’ve loved working around and learning from them. They are respectful, not demeaning.

Raniere does not look as if he were capable of just being himself. Always peering outward, assessively. He doesn’t look settled in himself. He just keeps looking as though he’s calculating reactions to himself all along, while he looks out and not as if he is communicating but instead, hiding in plain sight. He looks nasty, and most men don’t look remotely like that, so skeevy. Raniere just seems not even in the same realm as good solid strong men.

It’s as if he had to maintain a very mental plane of constant thought processing, evaluation of OTHERS and withheld much from his true self (probably doesn’t have a conscience.) I just see an absence of feeling, from his “own” emotional component, as if he doesn’t want that kind of interplay. In a nutshell, he looks very unattractive to me. No give and take ?

Obviously, sometimes he wanted group sexual interplay, and almost compulsively, he wanted to foment the emotions of other people. Playing people against each other to undermine and to better control them. Ugh. Tartly sociopathic.

And then it gets worse, so much worse progressively, as Raniere veers his groupies off into group madnesses. He is like seeing, even photographically, calculated insanity in the flesh.

Some of his individual, more private conversations, dialogues with women have been godawful to read. What a dipshit manipulator. He seems to have wanted to harm some or most women emotionally and to prolong their suffering, as long as he could. That was de rigueur, along with his sexual weirdnesses.

He seems to have loved tormenting people, mainly but not exclusively, women. Females, the younger he could get, the more Raniere seems to have wanted that sex. I know this is probably not quite the words for trying to describe how Raniere “looks” sometimes. And a person who hasn’t experienced seeing him in the flesh can only glean so much.

It seems rather obvious that he also had sex, caculatedly, with quite an assortment of moneypots. Clearly, these older doofuses weren’t what lit his wick, at all. Manho’ got it up now and then for his money.

Then he probably taught those less exciting ones about the “joys of serving him” when he was on the phone or watching tv. While the hags gave him blowjobs, threesomes and massages and pre-chewed his pizza for him. Spiritual as all hell.

” Oh, Clair! I mean, Nancy. A little further down there, old girl. Get it done before the ad is over.”

Sometimes there’s a portrait type-shot here and there, where Flabturd looks “mythologized.” Hare Raniere jazz, like Krishna comicbooks. Fictionalized, like some quasi-mystical Fabio on a romance novel’s cover. Blergh.

Sex queen of executive success. “Hi, you are a guy who used to be Mussolini, and here is your ex-girlfriend. Yes, that compadre right here, your acquaintance, through my grace. He is the son of a son of a big gun of Mexico. He isn’t gay, but so what? You have gotta go fuck him.”

“Raniere: ‘When We Smile the World Smiles With Us’”

Senator Kristen Gillibrand agrees.
https://www.instagram.com/p/By8poHynFNT/