sminkypink - Yes, this video is good, because it's short and to the point and the witnesses who appear, are not what most people imagine 'MLM' victims to be.
All 'MLM's' use the same unifying jargon and esoteric (hierarchical/initiation) hermetic structures of secrecy and obedience, and are, therefore, copy-cats (to greater or lesser extent) of the original 'Nutrilite/ Mytinger and Casselberry' blame-the-victim cultic racket, which itself morphed into 'The American Way Association' aka 'Amway' in 1959.
The instigators of 'Nutrilite/Mytinger and Casselberry' almost certainly found the idea for making money, if not the hermetic/esoteric pattern for their own racket, in perverted pre-WWII groups like the so-called 'Second KKK.' I've never been able to discover if Rehborg, and/or Mytinger, and/or Casselbery, was ever a 'KKK' initiate. However, its more than likely that they were merely initiates of a traditional fraternal secret society, like 'Freemasonry.'
The 'Second KKK' was, in fact, a perversion of a traditional 'Fraternal Secret Society,' instigated by a salesman who is known to have been an intitiate of about a dozen 'secret societies.'
The 'Herbalife' victims were found, and the video produced, by Pershing Square Capital.
In private Pershing's boss, Bill Ackman, accepts that 'Herbalife' is just one of hundreds of copy-cat 'MLM' rackets, but in public, he steers clear of saying this.
At the same time as the first video was made, Pershing organized, and filmed, an astonishing event which, at the last minute, was chaired by my associate, Robert FitzPatrick (when a celebrity financial journalist suddenly refused to appear).