Bangkok is back. And he has written some excellent commentary on Daniel Glavin and Chet Hardin. Before we get to them, I think we need to clear the air. Or at least raise a question.
A commenter wrote to me about my criticism of Laura Hoeppner, who wants to do a documentary about Chet.
Ayaz Alam Quadir was born on Dec. 2, 1985.
Chet Hardin is a curious character. He claims to be a journalist. He seems to like to attack me anonymously.
Swami Chetanananda, AKA J. Michael Shoemaker, is the abbot of the Church of Divine Energy. He ran his church at the Movement Center in Portland from the 1990s to 2019. The building is set back from the street in a quiet neighborhood.
On January 10, CT Superior Court Judge Thomas Moukashwer took the unusual step of disbarring attorney Nickola Cunha. In CT, judges can disbar attorneys, unlike in other states.
A suspiciously sleazy woman is trying to make a documentary about Swami Chetanananda.
The US Court of Appeals for Second Circuit today affirmed the trial conviction and 120-year sentence imposed on Keith Raniere for racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, forced labor conspiracy, wire fraud conspiracy, sex trafficking conspiracy, sex trafficking and attempted sex trafficking.
![Clare Bronfman said, "NXIVM has very unique tools that help people become more successful and success [as] defined by them. Whether becoming more successful as a parent, as a business person, as an athlete, it helps people become more successful."](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.frpbn.com%2Fmedia%2F2022_05_clare-bronfman-3-600x571.jpg%3Ft%3D2026-04-11T02%253A00%253A46.615Z&w=3840&q=75)
The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit today rejected Clare Bronfman’s appeal seeking to reduce her 81-month sentence.
Dr. Brandon B. Porter filed a letter to the Hon. Eric R. Komitee, United States District Judge Eastern District of New York. He writes about Keith Alan Raniere. And he writes about a matter that does not directly involve the judge.
By Dick LaFontaine
