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The Watchdog Watched: Is Be Scofield a Cult Survivor or a Manipulator in Disguise?

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  Be Scofield brands herself as a “prominent cult reporter” — a fearless investigator of spiritual abuse, guru manipulation, and alternative movements gone rogue. She runs a platform called  Guru Magazine , where she’s published viral exposés on controversial figures like Sadhguru, Amma, Teal Swan, Bentinho Massaro, and other so-called transformational leaders who run what can be politely called cults. But after a strange and ultimately unproductive encounter with her, I feel it’s time someone turned the lens back on her. This blog is my attempt to do just that — and to invite others who’ve had similar experiences to share what they know. This blog is not an exposé on cults — it’s about the cult reporter herself. If you’ve had experiences with  Be Scofield , I want to hear your story. Our Encounter: The SmartLab Twist Be first contacted me through Instagram, claiming she had just met a man in a park who said he lost  $140,000 in  SmartLab International  — a...

NUEVA MLM Scam Exposed: Julie Anderson Obliterates Their Secret Zoom Like a True Pro

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NUEVA  is  Modere’s zombie child —rebranded, reloaded, and reintroduced for your wallet. But  Julie Anderson  saw through the smoke and mirrors, and her  takedown of their “confidential” Zoom call  is nothing short of legendary. As  The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger , I’ve spent years  crashing scam Zooms , waving the  NO SCAM flag , and exposing  digital parasites . But this time, I could sit back proudly and cheer— Julie did the job like a pro , calmly dissecting the pitch and sparing no red flag. Who Is Julie Anderson and Why Her Voice Matters Julie Anderson  is a respected  anti-MLM advocate  and  YouTuber  whose mission is to protect people from being manipulated by  multilevel marketing lies . She brings  sharp analysis ,  calm delivery , and  years of lived experience  to the table. She’s not here for drama or clickbait— she’s here for accountability . And in this case,  account...

Patrick Laing and the VIDME Pyramid: Why This ‘Affiliate’ Model Fails the Smell Test

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  In the world of online deception, the real danger often comes with a smile and a spreadsheet. Meet  Patrick Laing  — founder of Certainty Management, former counterintelligence officer, and now the public defender of a highly questionable media platform called VIDME. With over 100 recruits and a spreadsheet full of fantasy earnings, Laing is betting his reputation on a “platform” that hasn’t even opened payment processing. This is the follow-up to our  Original Exposé  — and it’s a warning. VIDME is walking the same path as so many failed MLM scams before it, and when it collapses, Patrick will no longer be able to claim ignorance. He’s been warned. Calming the Farm: Patrick Laing’s Role as Damage Control After our first blog and YouTube exposé on VIDME, the platform didn’t send their founders, Chris Miller or Mike Popovich, to answer the criticism. Instead, they sent Patrick Laing — a polished speaker with military credentials, a radio show (“Finding Certaint...

TOFRO.pro Exposed: The High-Risk Crypto Scam Masquerading as Copy Trading Through MTS Foundation

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  There’s a new so-called crypto “opportunity” doing the rounds — and it stinks to high heaven. It’s being pitched under the banners of  TOFRO.pro ,  Tofro.com , and the  MTS Foundation . If you’re being lured in with promises of copy trading, guaranteed profits, or passive daily income, stop right there. This platform is riddled with red flags, and if you value your money, your devices, or your sanity — you’ll want to stay well clear. What TOFRO and MTS Foundation Claim to Be According to their promotional video, pitch deck, and onboarding documents, here’s what they’re claiming: MTS Foundation is a crypto copy trading “community” supposedly led by a man named  Harris Levy . Users are encouraged to follow  daily trade signals  via Telegram, placing binary-style bets on whether Bitcoin will go up or down. You trade using the  Tofro.pro  platform (sometimes mistranscribed in videos as Tofra.com, but all pointing to the same domain). They claim...