The following guest view by Anon2 is in response to The Curious Case of Kristin Snyder: An Outsider Delves Into the Rabbit Hole of a Woman’s Disappearance and it makes some interesting points and asks some serious questions about the mystery of Kristin Snyder, who disappeared in February 2003, after
As you approach retirement age, you’re probably looking forward to relaxing and taking things easy. However, while slowing down in some ways can be great for your sense of wellbeing, it’s still vitally important to maintain a healthy diet and stay active. In this article, we explore just a few of th
Jane Smith, who says she is lawyer in another country, shared some interesting thoughts about a recent post by Suneel Chakravorty, a friend and supporter of Keith Raniere. [Editor’s comments are in bold and in brackets.]
The following was written in response to the post, ‘Jaye’, Who Testified at Raniere Trial, Reveals Identity With Announcement of Podcast. It was submitted anonymously, with the moniker, “They were OK with that.” I do not know who the author is.
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A relatively new commenter, Alison, has a skeptical view of the prosecution of Keith Raniere. She is not defending Raniere’s conduct but maintains a view that is different from most readers: That the prosecution might have overreached.
It is common knowledge that business management, in general, is a rather stressful endeavor. When you have to deal with so many things at once – all the while ensuring that the people you work with are performing adequately – it can be quite hectic. It can be all too easy to get carried away with on
