Frank Parlato

Mark Vicente was in a cult before NXIVM and Gabby Sagona was his Public Relations person for his film “What the Bleep”.

Ivy Nevares had a ‘love child’ -called Ultima…?

Yesterday I posted the schedule of intensives for Executive Success Programs conducted by NXIVM. It seems the company is on the decline judging by the drop in the number of intensives scheduled this year as compared to last year.

In an online article entitled “Star Wars meets What the Bleep” by NXIVM/Executive Success member Kayla Grosse [ http://www.starwarsbleep.com/#intro ] she interviews NXIVM teacher and former filmmaker Mark Vincente and his wife who has appeared in Star Wars films.

Have you ever wondered what Keith does on Valentine’s Day? Who gets picked and who doesn’t?

The 2015 calendar for the Mexico City satellite center at http://www.espmexico.com shows that there was one “intensive” per month, or 12 total. That is as many as the US and Canada combined for 2016.

This 20 item list has been published before in part and shows what students thinking about taking a NXIVM/Executive Success Programs intensive might want to emulate and what they will learn from that ethical founder of NXIVM Keith Raniere

In the US and Canada there are only 12 five day intensives scheduled by NXIVM/Executive Success Programs for the year. And only two 16 day intensives. The number of scheduled five day intensives for Executive Success Programs by NXIVM are listed below for 2016. Los Angeles has two. Vancouver has fiv

CLARE RODE THE SHORT BUS writes:

By now I imagine most readers are aware of the Albany Times Union story which reports that the hunt to punish Barbara Bouchey, Toni Natalie and Joseph O’Hara has ended with ACOD’s.

I asked a harem member: Do you think he is a loving person?

There is a reason not to state whether an unnamed source is a present or past harem member: It will be harder for the harem master to identify who is seeking to escape.