OneTaste
OneTaste
Brooklyn's Thought-Crime Verdict Won't Stop at OneTaste
A Brooklyn jury convicted OneTaste's leaders of forced labor without force or labor. The precedent should worry every American.
A Brooklyn jury convicted OneTaste's leaders of forced labor without force or labor. The precedent should worry every American.
IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, A CRIME OF IDEAS
Editor’s Note: The DOJ has a deep allergy to the truth. They break out in lies whenever they get caught. Lies and bluffs – playing the righteous avengers, which is a lie itself.
Will the Department of Justice indict Ayries Blanck, the central accuser in the federal case against OneTaste? After revelations that she fabricated key evidence used to indict company founder Nicole Daedone and executive Rachel Cherwitz, the odds have gone up.
The defendants are Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz. The charge is forced labor conspiracy—not forced labor, but the conspiracy to make it happen. At the heart of the case is Orgasmic Meditation—OM. Through that, the government saw a conspiracy to coerce adults into sex.
The case was excremental to begin with. If you listened closely, you could hear flatulation through the corridors of justice.
Ayries Blanck, the key accuser in the federal case against OneTaste, has now been exposed as a fraud, a liar, and a criminal.
It’s not just me anymore. Ayries Blanck is going to jail. The mainstream media has caught on. Starting with the Daily Mail.
Where is the outrage? Where are the media watchdogs who claim to stand for truth and accountability?
For months, the prosecutors for the Eastern District of NY had built their case against OneTaste executives Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz on the words of Ayries Blanck, a woman they painted as a victim in the case. Blanck, who the government referred to as “Victim #1”, was the government’s star
