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   On 2017-12-15 2:29 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:   
   > The reputedly depraved sex cult that allegedly brands and blackmails   
   > women and reportedly ensnared former Smallville actress Allison   
   > Mack, has reportedly ensnared Battlestar Galactica actress Nikki   
   > Clyne.   
   >   
   I watched all 4 seasons of the rebooted Battlestar Galactica - I assume   
   that's the version they're talking about - and don't remember ever   
   seeing the name Nikki Clyne in any credits. Of course my memory is far   
   from infallible so I looked her up in IMDB to see who I was forgetting.   
   She's not listed *there* either. Does anyone remember her? Or are the   
   media inventing people now?   
      
   > According to Sun Online, Clyne is a member of the DOS cult, and like   
   > other women belonging to the cult, has been branded with leader   
   > Keith Raniere's initials. Sun Online claims it has amassed a   
   > plethora of explicit pictures and videos of cult members that were   
   > used to blackmail members of the cult. Sun Online reports that the   
   > images are referred to as "collateral" by those in DOS, and they   
   > include pornographic videos, close up shots of genitals and sinister   
   > “confession videos” from the cult's members.   
   >   
   > Sun Online states, "Sci-fi star Nicki is believed to be one of those   
   > who handed over damaging material as "collateral" in a bid to prove   
   > her loyalty to DOS - which stands for “dominus obsequious sororium"   
   > - Latin for “master over the slave women."   
   >   
   > Clyne is allegedly friends with Mack, whose participation in the   
   > cult allegedly included recruiting members; the cult itself is   
   > reputedly a secret sorority that is a part of a so-called self-help   
   > group called Nxivm.   
   >   
   > A mother whose daughter is trapped in the cult told Sun Online that   
   > the well-known actresses had been "used" by Raniere to lure other   
   > women into joining. Sun Online adds, "Former members of DOS who left   
   > the group have told how they had to respond to text messages from   
   > their masters 24/7 otherwise they were beaten with paddles.They also   
   > had to give blackmail-worthy "collateral" - which they understood   
   > would be published if they ever left the group."   
   >   
   > Sun Online claims one text message between a "master" and a "slave"   
   > described how members must offer "collateral" that could potentially   
   > destroy every part of their lives; Sun Online also reports that   
   > there are numerous photos of women's pubic areas branded with the   
   > initials KR and AM, possibly for Keith Raniere and Allison Mack. Sun   
   > Online states, "There is no suggestion that Clyne was complicit in   
   > any abusive activities towards other members."   
   >   
   > The alleged cult's former publicist Frank Parlato said Clyne is   
   > thought to have her own “slave pod” of women she recruited; he added   
   > that she has been a member since 2007. Sun Online claims there are   
   > pictures and videos of Clyne offering presentations at Nxivm-related   
   > events.   
   >   
   > Revelations of the secret sex cult were originally published in the   
   > New York Times.   
   >   
   >   
      
      
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