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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.

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.

On March 14 and April 13, records show, more than a dozen contributions poured into Clinton's coffers from NXIVM, an executive and group-awareness training organization led by Brooklyn-born Keith Raniere, 47.

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"an amalgamated version of belief systems like Scientology, EST and Landmark Education."

Lawsuit claims group was portrayed as a cult
[www.culteducation.com]

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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.

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.

On March 14 and April 13, records show, more than a dozen contributions poured into Clinton's coffers from NXIVM, an executive and group-awareness training organization led by Brooklyn-born Keith Raniere, 47.

HILLARY'S $30000 FANS ARE HER 'CULT' FOLLOWING
[www.nypost.com]

NXIVM'S VEXING EFFECT ON BELIEVERS
[www.nypost.com]

BILL GOLF PAL'S 'CULT' COURSE
[www.nypost.com]

Political connections take to the air
[timesunion.com]

NXIVM has been compared to :

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"an amalgamated version of belief systems like Scientology, EST and Landmark Education."

Lawsuit claims group was portrayed as a cult
[www.culteducation.com]

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Federal records indicate Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has received about $30,000 from devotees of a man who was run out of Arkansas when Bill Clinton was governor after being accused of operating a $30 million pyramid scheme.

The New York Post reports Keith Raniere has reinvented himself as head of an executive training company called NXIVM located in Albany, New York. Raniere's group includes many high-profile individuals, including heiresses to the Seagram Company. Their father calls Raniere's group a cult.

The Clinton campaign has not commented directly on Raniere or his organization. A newspaper in Albany reports Raniere's followers have also given around $30,000 to the state Republican senate campaign committee and provided a similar amount in air transportation.

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Zorro
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It is friggin scary! We should get some Conspiracy Theorist onto this, they would have a field day with it :lol: