Recently Deposed New York Attorney General Shines Further Light On The Unfolding NXIVM Saga

Last Monday, allegations against New York’s Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman hit the news cycle and within hours, Schneiderman had resigned from his position as the state’s AG. The allegations first appeared in The New Yorker and detailed four different women’s accounts of being physically abused by Schneiderman.

In a statement on Monday, Schneiderman addressed the controversy:

While these allegations are unrelated to my professional conduct or the operations of the office, they will effectively prevent me from leading the office’s work at this critical time. I therefore resign my office, effective at the close of business on May 8, 2018.

However, digging a bit further into Schneiderman’s tenure as Attorney General, a major red flag arises…

On April 9, the Times Union published a story that mostly flew under the radar, revealing that Schneiderman, as NY’s AG, suspended a probe into NXIVM just a month before being ousted from office.

The Times Union article also reveals that the New York state Health Department came under scrutiny last year after it was reported that the agency had ignored complaints regarding potential brain studies and cult branding performed by NXIVM – which was done by a licensed medical doctor, Danielle Roberts, associated with the cult.

"In a bizarre “blink-and-you-may-have-missed-it” moment last week, Smallville star Allison Mack was arrested for her role in an alleged sex cult. Along with Mack, the founder of a group called “NXIVM”, Keith Raniere – also known as “Vanguard” – was arrested.

Mack and Raniere have been charged with sex trafficking, sex trafficking, conspiracy, and forced labor conspiracy. According to court filings, Raniere established a series of supposed self-help programs under NXIVM over the past twenty years that saw Mack assisting with recruitment.

NXIVM was akin to a pyramid scheme – its courses cost thousands of dollars and paying participants were encouraged to pay for additional classes and recruit others to take classes so they could rise within the “ranks of NXIVM”.

https://fmshooter.com/recently-deposed-new-york-attorney-general-shines-further-light-on-the-unfolding-nxivm-saga/

This is going to tie into Nxivm

Inside the mysterious LA sex club that costs up to $75,000 a year and is rumored to have hosted Gwyneth Paltrow as a guest

Snctm is an elite members-only sex club.

Rumored guests at Snctm's events have included Gwyneth Paltrow and Bill Maher.

The club's founder is currently feuding with its first member, Phuong Tran.

Snctm, a members-only elite sex club that hosts international events, is in hot water — and it could potentially jeopardize the privacy of its wealthy members.

The club — where a basic membership costs $20,000, while the special "Violet Key membership" for male members is a one-time payment of $1 million — centers itself on the idea of exploring the boundaries of what sex means, and how it makes its members feel. Snctm has reportedly hosted high-profile guests at its parties including Gwyneth Paltrow and Bill Maher.

Referred to as "erotic theater" by its founder, Damon Lawner, the club hosts masquerades, pool parties, classes, and dinner events for its male members, as well as approved female guests, all with the ability for attendees to either participate, or simply act as voyeurs.

This week a feud erupted between Lawner and the club's first and most notorious member, Phuong Tran — also known by his character name, "Bunnyman" — when it was announced that Tran's membership had been revoked.

Tran posted an Instagram in November to say he believed "The pillars (privacy, safety, and exploration) that sustained the Club have crumbled." He has also accused Lawner of leaking names of celebrity guests to the media. The Dominus membership — the type Tran lost — is available to only 20 people worldwide and costs $75,000.

While no photography is allowed inside a Snctm event, HBO and Showtime have both aired documentaries exploring the parties the club hosts. Below are scenes from their recordings that show a small glimpse into the private and exclusive world of Snctm.

A majority of Snctm's events are hosted in Holmby Hills, California — at a private residence that's on an acre of land.

In an interview published on Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle site Goop, Lawner said his inspiration for creating Snctm was to have "a meaningful conversation about sex, relationship, erotica, fetish, love, pain, and ultimately pleasure of the highest vibration that we might reach together."

Becoming a member is a competitive, and expensive process. In terms of what they're looking for in members, Lawner told Goop: "Beauty, intelligence, wit, success, sexiness, wisdom, openness, non-judgment, desire to explore, fearlessness."

https://www.businessinsider.com/inside-snctm-the-mysterious-los-angeles-sex-club-2018-1#in-an-interview-published-on-gwyneth-paltrows-lifestyle-site-goop-lawner-said-his-inspiration-for-creating-snctm-was-to-have-a-meaningful-conversation-about-sex-relationship-erotica-fetish-love-pain-and-ultimately-pleasure-of-the-highest-vibration-that-we-might-reach-together-2

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>>6804594

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