>One of NXIVM's clients is Richard Branson >The two hurricanes that fucked up Puerto Rico and Little Saint James Island make sense now >Little Saint James Island Is Right By Branson's Island >Everything But The Underground Tunnels Were Destroyed In The Hurricane >NXIVM is based in Albany in upstate New York >Rudy Giuliani hasn't tweeted since December 1st, 2017 >Rudy only follows 7 people on Twitter, the entire Trump family youtube.com/watch?v=lrMc65KgN0g >Could Rudy be getting his revenge for the Aquino fiasco?
The problem is your posts make this shit look like a mess. Calm your crazy tits and just post a pic of the news article next time without all the happenings bs
>Some 3,700 people have flocked to Raniere, 43, and Executive Success Programs, the business he created in 1998. Prompted by a potent word-of-mouth network, they include Sheila Johnson, cofounder of Black Entertainment Television; Antonia C. Novello, a former U.S. surgeon general; Stephen Cooper, acting chief executive of Enron; the Seagram fortune's Edgar Bronfman Sr. and two of his daughters; and Ana Cristina Fox, daughter of the Mexican president. Raniere's disciples say his methods sharpen their focus and give them keener insight into the motivations of others. "It's like a practical M.B.A.," says one follower, Emiliano Salinas, son of a former president of Mexico.
>Raniere, who has no M.B.A., has shrewdly cashed in on the high-profit fad of executive coaching, a booming multibillion-dollar market. It includes established firms and renowned individuals who promise--for a fee--to help people become better executives, improve productivity and navigate office politics. Well-known trainers like Marshall Goldsmith, professor Vijay Govindarajan of Dartmouth and Richard Leider charge from $25,000 a day to $100,000 for a half dozen sessions spread over 18 months. They teach executives how to change their "negative behaviors," to find what drives them and to divine the right goals (see box below).
Charles Jones
I'm gonna wait for a more coherent thread on this.
Angel Green
Maybe make a red string so normies understand easier
Sebastian Martin
Fackin wasted digis
Jonathan Campbell
Rudy is definitely up to something. He's been completely silent. He might be building a massive Rico case
Parker Bell
True though
Owen Lewis
What the fuck does Rudy Giuliani have to do with any of this? You scatter-brained moron.
Easton Allen
Speculation is that he is the special prosecutor Sessions was talking about weeks ago.
John Fisher
Wtf does that have to do with NXIVM? Why don't you throw in the fact that I had sex last year in a boat, if we're just throwing out random bits of information without any connection to our topic.
Tyler Lopez
The founder was just charged with human trafficking, dumbfuck. Pizzagate is real.
Joseph Brown
This guy was running scams and cults with the Clinton's since the 80's "A purported pyramid-scheme operator who was run out of Arkansas when Bill Clinton was governor has reinvented himself as the head of an upstate group accused of being a “cult” – and his devotees have pumped thousands into Hillary Rodham Clinton‘s presidential run."
Are you fucking retarded? WHAT IS THE CONNECTION BETWEEN RUDY GIULIANI AND NXIVM? Are you saying he's prosecuting NXIVM? If so, that's information you could have made available to us, you dumb fucking faggot. We can't read your psychotic mind. What the fuck are you, autistic?
Owen Gonzalez
> nervous shill man, this shit must be really serious
Implying she even knew the sex group existed. From what I've seen, none of the victims mentioned Allison being present during the brandings. Just (((Salzman))) and the psycho doctor and some low level members.
I'm guessing (((Salzman))) is behind all this shit and put Allison's initial in the branding to make her a fall-guy.
Zachary Lopez
>Executives and top associates of the Albany-based NXIVM group – along with their family members – donated $29,900 to Clinton’s presidential campaign, according to federal records.
