As we begin to wind down our coverage of Nxivm, we still have a little more to present in the lead-up to the sentencing of Keith Alan Raniere, Clare Webb Bronfman and the other Nxivm defendants.
Some of the news I read today that interested me on the coronavirus and may have been under-reported since it does not support the pro-China, Anti-Trump slant that Big Tech is supporting presently.
Kim Constable was, and possibly still is, the leader of Nxivm in Ireland. She is or was also the leader of Rainbow Cultural Garden, the childhood experiment for the now nearly decimated cult.
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Shortly after starting DOS, the ever entrepreneurial Keith Raniere launched “The University of Higher Education” to students of Executive Success Programs (ESP). Tuition was $5,000 per month.
By Ken Gibson
This is Part #4 of our series on the testimony of Mark Vicente, the second witness in the trial of Keith Alan Raniere.
During the trial of Keith Alan Raniere, from the first of the trial, there was an argument about using the first names of some of the women of DOS versus using the last and first names of others during the trial.
Corona Police State Watch
As we continue our study of the Nxivm sex cult and await the sentencing of six Nxivm defendants, it seems appropriate to look at the kinkier side of the cult.
Actually, the following story shocked me.
