A reader writes: I don’t know how much of it is the influence of money, as it is the lawyers seeing $$$ signs when Clare shows up at their doorsteps with a new lawsuit.
A reader writes to ask: “How do you explain or justify suing a company you hired to dig up dirt? How is this even seeing a court room?”
As I mentioned in my last post, one of the most basic claims of NXIVM is that its founder, Keith Raniere, is one of the smartest people in the world. This claim is based almost entirely on a single, unsupervised test he took in the 1980’s.
A reader points out that one of the most basic claims of NXIVM is that its founder, Keith Raniere, is one of the smartest people in the world.
Is this true? A reader writes: Whatever. This guy [Keith Raniere] is no “ethical” leader. Rick Ross has exposed him. The TU articles did so as well.
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As it appears in print and online in the Niagara Falls Reporter and Artvoice:
When I was hired as a consultant by NXIVM, in September 2007, the company was embroiled in multiple litigations. In addition, reporters were sniffing around and writing stories about the “life coaching” group–mostly bad stories. Critics claimed NXIVM was a cult. One of my tasks was to explore how to
The Cult of NXIVM series I have been writing for Artvoice and the Niagara Falls Reporter – now in its 10th installment – which appear in print and online weekly – has taken off locally with people reporting they can’t wait to see next week’s edition.
Attached is the print version of Cult of NXIVM Part 1: The Love Cult of El-Sicko.
From January 18 2016 English translation of
