Someone whose moniker is Anya commented on an older post, Rainbow Cultural Gardens Closed Down in Monterrey By Mexican Government.

While Anya sounds authentic, we have no way of knowing for certain who she is. Nevertheless, if what she says is true, it adds a little more to our understanding of Keith Raniere and what he was doing with Rainbow Cultural Garden.

Anya writes:

Hi there, I used to work for rainbow cultural garden as a nanny and to teach my native language.

This method was very strange, as we are not allow to say “NO” if a child want to do anything, we have to let them do, even child wants to put their fingers on hot pan or hit people or steal something….. there were no teaching of Limit or boundary. and child were constantly exposed to different language and they looked so confused. a RCG children were only allow to communicate with RCG children. I felt very sorry for children.

However, people whom were working at this company were very nice and positive. (too optimistic) and they were very secretive….That is my experience.

I have worked for RCG. Pretty strange place I have to say.

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What’s new in Anya’s comment is that children were allowed to do anything. No limit. No boundaries. If that was the policy, it is indeed interesting.

What is reinforced of our previous knowledge is that children were only allowed to communicate with other Rainbow children and that they were barraged with too many languages – so they were confused.

What was Raniere’s intention with Rainbow?

It was an unlicensed, experimental program devised by Raniere which exposes children from six months to 9 or 10 years to numerous languages taught by nannies.

Would you want this man devising your children’s education?

The concept is that children will have up to seven foreign-born nannies per week [some of the nannies doubled as sex slaves for Raniere] who speak to the children in their own language.

Each nanny speaks in her native language for one day per week to the child; one nanny after another, day after day..

Parents, who are mainly wealthy Raniere devotees, pay up to $120,000 per year per child for the program.

Parents are not allowed to speak to their children in any language other than the language of the day. If the language is French on Monday, no other language is spoken in front of the child but French. If parents cannot speak French, they are not to speak with their child while the nanny is present.

There are no studies, no evidence that children learn more languages through this method. To date, not one child in Rainbow has ever been brought forward to demonstrate they can speak in more than two languages despite the fact that the child experiment is now in its 13th year.

The now de-licensed physician, Brandon Porter, the gent who conducted the Nxivm human fright experiments, did some “studies” for Rainbow. These remain unpublished.

According to sources who heard it from ex-Dr. Porter, he said his studies showed children could speak many different words in various languages. Speaking words and actually speaking a language are not the same.

There are reports that some Rainbow children cannot speak their native language properly because they were subjected to too many languages since infancy. At times, they seem to babble a medley of languages to express their thoughts.

The constant change of nannies [they are only paid $15 per hour and frequently quit] – and the alienation from parents during most of their waking hours – made some children seem paranoid.

As Anya commented, she felt sorry for the children.

The inventor of the Rainbow experiment, Keith Alan Raniere, speaks only English, yet he assures followers that children should be taught seven languages to increase their brainpower.

There are still children subjected to this experiment

The Monterrey Rainbow Cultural Garden school was shut down in June 2019, but there are reportedly children still subjected to Rainbow nannies in various homes in Mexico.

Some parents whose children were in the Rainbow school in Monterrey have had difficulties placing their children in regular schools following the closure of the Monterrey Rainbow school, because their children, in some cases, had a hard time speaking Spanish. Some schools did not want these children because of their parent’s connection to the dangerous cult that brands women.

The Miami Rainbow school closed its doors in 2018. It is not known if children are still being taught there by nannies in homes of affluent Nxivm members.

The Albany Rainbow – which was conducted primarily in homes of Nxivm members – closed around the time of Raniere’s arrest in March 2018.  Children were still kept under the regime of the program of multiple nannies, however, after his arrest.

It is unknown if Emiliano Salinas and Alex Betancourt, two wealthy, longtime Raniere followers, are reportedly still following the Rainbow regime despite publicly breaking from Raniere.  Both men had twins enrolled in the program.

In Guadalajara, Camila Fernandez, one of Raniere’s first line slave masters, is reportedly working at Rainbow there. She is under the temporary rulership of [redacted], one of the Mexican leaders of Nxivm pending Raniere’s release, which she has reportedly been told may be any day now, once his appeal overturns his conviction.

Three Sisters Keep Rainbow Alive in Mexico

Loreta Garza, a first line DOS slave of Keith Raniere, is Chief Operating Officer of Rainbow Cultural Garden. 

Of course the biggest advocate – with the money to make it happen – is Sara Bronfman Igtet, who lives in Provence, France.

She has her two children enrolled in the Rainbow experiment and has been trying to recruit other children. She changed the name from Rainbow to Le Campus to obscure the fact that this is the same Raniere-inspired experiment.

Sara Bronfman explains the experiment:.

Sara writes, “Rainbow Cultural Garden is an early child-development program which, through careful, progressive exposure to multiple languages, cultures, representational systems and aesthetics, seeks to inspire and capture the miraculous, creative, learning lives of children.

“Our Core Values:

“JOY: We believe developing a rich internal world is key to our children’s optimal fulfilment in life; as such, we seek to emphasise and prolong the wondrous state of joy and curiosity that naturally exists in all children.

“HUMANITY: By exposing children to loving role models from a diversity of cultures, we seek to foster a sense of solidarity with all of humanity.

“SKILLS: We believe it’s important that out children learn “how” to think rather than “what” to think; build self-esteem and self-reliance and develop problem-solving skills that will serve them no matter what challenges they might face.

“How We Work:

“Using the most current scientific understandings in child development, Rainbow Cultural Garden gives families with children in Early Years Foundational Stages (EYFS) access to carefully sourced and highly trained child development specialists who, through one-to-one or group interaction, impart to them their unique language and culture.

 

 

Of course the scientist, Sara refers to who provides the “most current scientific understandings in child development” is none other than her master, Keith Alan Raniere, who is now in US federal custody, having been convicted on charges of sex trafficking, forced labor, indentity theft, wire fraud and racketeering.

Lauren Salzman’s Role

I think it is ironic that Lauren Salzman, who was promised an avatar baby by Keith Raniere but, of course, never got her dream come true child, used to inveigle parents to spend their last dollars enrolling their children into Rainbow.

She would ask them, “What does it mean if you have money to spend and you do not spend it on ensuring your children get the greatest and best educational opportunity ever devised for children?”

This guilted many a parent into signing up. For what did it mean if they didn’t?: That they did not believe in Keith’s greatness or that they did not care enough about their children – or both.

Any choice other than to sign up for Rainbow was a horror and blight upon that parent.

Anya, the purported Rainbow nanny was right, “it was a pretty strange place” and this is true not only of Rainbow but of everything even remotely connected to Keith Alan Raniere and all of his wicked minions.

Frank Parlato