People are leaving NXIVM. Some are publicly leaving. Some are leaving quietly, secretly. The following post and two others to follow are from notes I took from three harem woman who left or will soon be leaving. To protect their identities and for congruity, I made minor edits but changed nothing of

Here is what a lady from Clifton Park had to say:

by Temple Kung Fool

As I reported earlier, someone using the email address kimberlylebaron@outlook.com wrote me and I responded. She wrote again.

An aggressive comment by VanDouche, who also refers to the vanguard and conceptual founder of Executive Success Programs, Keith Raniere, as ‘VanDouche’, led to a curious response from another individual who is seemingly from Mexico.

Venereal disease is no laughing matter. Yet sometimes a good laugh – at the idiocy of what is transpiring in the world of Vanguard – might help deprogram some folks wavering on the fence. [And there are several I am told.]

There were several people at V-Week who admitted to sources that they have genital herpes. They are back among the general population at Clifton Park and elsewhere.

A source said the word ‘collateral’ was introduced at V-Week 2012

V-Week 2017 is over.

In a previous post, Frank Report posted a picture of three teenage girls who are said to be in Clifton Park under the “protection” of DOS slave Rosa Laura Junco .

In a rare burst of honesty, Keith Raniere admits who he is and what he is about.

Teenage girls with Rosa Laura Junco

Portion Control at V-Week

A reader comments:

Readership is up at the Frank Report . I tend to ascribe it to new found Mexican readers.

It is not very well known to those who were not at V-Week-2016 – but hundreds of NXIVM students know it was real.

NXIVM officials are trying to determine who leaked V-Week information and photographs to me.

Yesterday, Frank Report posted several photos from V-Week 2017.

Clare Bronfman may face some serious “consequences” because of the epic failure of this year’s V-Week.

Sources say attendance at V-Week is estimated to be around 125. One source said she believes there may be as many as 175. Last year’s V-Week attendance was estimated to be over 400.

THE REALITY OF THE SITUATION:

A reader comments:

A writer who goes by the moniker The Tipster offers the following:

V-Week 2017, is this year’s annual 12-day celebration of the nativity of Keith Raniere.

(Editor’s note: I received this letter by email. I do not know who wrote it. I am posting it precisely as I received it.)