As reported in yesterday’s post, Clare Bronfman is suing me – and evidently, one of the reasons she went to Clifton Park was to further orchestrate the lawsuit.

The fingering cult called OneTaste , which teaches a masturbation practice called “orgasmic meditation,” is closing its U.S. locations and will no longer host in-person masturbation classes or masturbation gatherings.

Warning – rude comments ahead.

Maybe she doesn’t have something to hide.

In her October 11th letter to Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis , Kathleen E. Cassidy , one of Clare Bronfman’s attorneys, requested that Clare be allowed to travel to Clifton Park, NY on October 16th-17th “…for purposes of conducting defense investigation in preparation for trial in the above-captioned ca

New York, New York – U.S. Senate candidate Chele Farley (R, C, Reform) criticized Kirsten Gillibrand for her decision to pull out of Sunday’s debate at Skidmore College. In withdrawing from the debate, Gillibrand cited solidarity with IBEW Union workers who are striking Charter Spectrum.

I want to try an experiment.

A question on some reader’s minds is – “Is the woman who claims to be Allison’s slave telling the truth?”

The woman who says she was in Girls By Design and became Allison Mack’s slave wrote to inform me as follows:

I had an interview with a woman who claimed to be Allison Mack’s slave. She gave me her name. I looked it up online. I required her to submit several photographs in succession to confirm she was the person she said she was. She did.

UPDATE: I have now communicated with this source and she

By Shadow State 1958

By Shadow State 1958

If all went according to plan, Clare Bronfman, accompanied by her lawyer, Kathleen Elizabeth Cassidy , went to Clifton Park yesterday, spent the night there (possibly at her sister’s mansion at 7 Traymore Trail), and is returning to NYC tonight.

Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis has now ordered a schedule for the upcoming trial of Keith Raniere, Clare Bronfman, Nancy Salzman, Allison Mack, Lauren Salzman, and Kathy Russell.

To pose it as a NXIVM question: What does it mean if two of Keith Raniere’s lawyers had their security clearance revoked – meaning they are no longer approved to visit the Vanguard at his jail?

Poor Allison Mack . She sure went far with her Vanguard .

The judge has approved the request to Modify Conditions of Release as to Allison Mack . She may now leave her parents home in Los Alamitos, California, for up to three hours per week for “errand time.”

Marc Agnifilo has a potential conflict with scheduling: He has two clients – Keith Raniere and Dilber Kukic – both facing serious charges and both expected to go on trial in the first half of 2019. Their cases are unrelated.

A reader commented on the recent article that Reader defends Frank Report handling of Kristin Kreuk story

Another reader weighs in – in defense of Susan Dones . The writer here clearly indicates she was part of the NXIVM team and calls herself:

A reader took the trouble to rebut – line by line – Susan Dones’ recent defense of Kristin Kreuk. Because Susan is a veteran anti-NXIVM fighter, and tough enough to take a rebuttal or two, I have no hesitation to publish what is now a second rebuttal to her original guest view. T he first rebuttal w

By A Reader

If J udge Nicholas G. Garaufi s, the presiding judge in the USA v. Raniere et al case, has allowed Seagram’s heiress, Clare Bronfman , to leave her luxury Manhattan apartment and go outdoors to jog and shop for up to five hours per week, why shouldn’t Allison Mack get to go out for a measly three ho

By Susan Dones