Bangkok has been commenting here for several years. Among the fine things he has said in the past are, “Keith was a disgusting & corrupt asshole.” And “Frank is a demi-god NXIVM reporter, and he’s never wrong about NXIVM matters. So I believe him.”
Many people wonder why Toni Natalie uses the hashtag #Justice4KristinSnyder. Some think it is because she is a brave woman who does far more than virtue signal. She seeks justice, She hounds the four corners of the universe to bring justice for Kristin Snyder, a woman who disappeared in Alaska in Fe
FR changed the title of this article from “Is Dan Glavin a Violent Lying Con Man; Will He Admit His Crimes on Camera?” to “Will Dan Glavin Admit His Crimes on Camera?”
We thought Kevin stood alone to fight an army of anti-NXIVM anti-cultists. But a former NXIVM member has come forward. He is a man known to FR. We can assure readers that he is no longer a member and is not interested in disclosing his name.
CT Superior Court Judge Thomas Moukawsher disbarred attorney Nickola Cunha in January 2022. The reason was that she told Judge Moukawsher that she thought his fellow judge, Gerald Adelman, showed bias.
Bangkok is the penname of I know not who. For speculation on his true identity see: Who Is Bangkok? Is He Dennis Burke? Me, Chet Hardin, or Somebody Else?
Yes, it is true, Bangkok is back. After a hiatus of several months, our acerbic commenter has returned, and surprisingly over a story about Dan Glavin. That story: Is Swami ‘Victim,’ Daniel Glavin, a Coconspirator, Predator or Exaggerrating?
Aristotle’s Sausage does not see the problem with prison food that Rich Luthmann writes about: FED Poison? Nutrition Expert Says Prison Food Causes Cancer, Toxicity
Men are using the young boys
Let’s hear from Suzanne, who is no fan of Keith Raniere and his supporters. Coupled with Suzanne’s finely reasoned words, Frank Rerpor presents some artwork of Marie White, an inspired artist who took up painting because of the Frank Report.
Rock Around the Block does not agree with Ruth Graham.
