Emiliano Salinas appears on TV.milenio.com to defend ESP

10/26/2017 | Frank Parlato

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Emiliano Salinas recently appeared on TV.milenio.com.

He is getting what looks like a soft ball interview on Executive Success Programs.

em 3 Embattled Emiliano Salinas has also received a spate of critical media reports in Mexico thanks to Keith Raniere and his branding scheme.Salinas tried to explain how he has nothing to do with branding and blackmailing women.

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NopeOctober 26, 2017
Well this just looks like he's pitching ESP to some man in a suit. Why? What's the purpose of this? Does he think a little intro to a guy in an office will defend the fact that he's supporting vaginal branding and blackmail and abuse of women? Not to mention a human trafficking ring.
AnonymousOctober 26, 2017
Mexico might be the only place NXIVM has left soon since Albany isn't going to be around much longer.

Wonder why Emiiliano's Bottom Boy Alex isn't out defending Vanguard and the amazing life available at the compounds. Oh, that's right, he's too busy using defectors.

He's grown so old with all his lies.
- Dolly AmourOctober 26, 2017
  It is no fair to call Alex a bottom boy for Emi loves the bottom too and your prejudice shows you are very glad he became a breeder.
  - AnonymousOctober 26, 2017
    So glad you outed him as a buttom. Didn't know Alex had it in him.
Por favorOctober 27, 2017
Si lo desea, ¿podría un lector de habla hispana de Frank Report publicar una respuesta con una transcripción en español de la entrevista?

Entonces es fácil publicar una traducción al inglés del español.

If you please, could a Spanish-speaking reader of Frank Report post a reply with a transcript in Spanish of the interview?

It is then easy to post an English translation from the Spanish.
AnonymousOctober 27, 2017
He does not look joyful

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