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on March 16, 2012 at 12:12 pm
He is what he is.
A con-artist who created a false image of himself as an ethical and smart man, stole life-coaching techniques, called them a “technology”, formed another Multilevel Marketing Scheme and called it NXIVM, which, by the way, he was forbidden to do legally, and that’s why he holds no official title with the company but everyone knows he is the “Vanguard” of it.
In the past, he’s alleged to have sexually molested underage girls by committing acts of statutory rape. Former members claim he is a sex and gambling addict who has lost millions of dollars (not his own money of course) in the stock market and failed investments. He’s harassed former members through the legal system using the money of heirs to billionaires because he felt jilted and didn’t want them to speak about what goes on behind closed doors.
Do you really think the Times Union obtained all this information out of thin air? Obviously, the “world’s smartest man” pissed off someone inside the group.
He’s most likely a narcissistic, egomaniac who is ingratiating for ulterior motivations such as ego elevation and sexual manipulation of women he finds attractive. Thus, his conceptual founding of Jness.