Extract from blog: Take a hike Mike-June 2014 Tues 6/24 Sloth and I hiked three miles to Keys Gap and got a ride to Stoneybrook Farm where we got to stay and work for the day. We got showers and did laundry then worked planting sweet potatoes and picking weeds. The farm is run by…
This is the market, the public face of Twelve Tribes. Source: Wander for life June 16-18. Stonybrook Organic Farm, Hillsboro, VA. I needed a vacation from my vacation–a few days off the trail where I could eat healthy food, do something different, but not spend a fortune. On my ‘Bucket List’ is working for stay…
A to Z A dangerous cult The most dangerous cult of all About How the Twelve Tribes recruit young people Ithaca Narcissistic Personality Disorder Elbert Eugene Spriggs and the nine criteria for narcissistic personality disorder The Cult Leader Primer “Tales of the Victim’s Life” The cult of the narcissist The Personality Disorders Newspaper Articles…
Interview with former Twelve Tribes leaders Michael Painter and James Howell Part two through eighteen can be seen below.
Source: Hubpages.comThe Twelve Tribes: What You Need to Know Updated on May 7, 2014 Who Are the Twelve Tribes? A few years ago some differently dressed people began wandering around my small, isolated upstate city of Oneonta, NY. They bought a building. They parked the coolest-ever looking hippie bus around town. They bought a very…
Source: Cape Cod Times Amy Anthony April 26, 2014 A man recently ordered by a Vermont jury to pay $35 million in damages to a woman he was convicted of sexually assaulting years ago joined the Twelve Tribes religious community in Hyannis to avoid paying the victim, the victim’s attorney alleges. On April 18, after…
Source: Hubpages.com 2014 Updated on January 7, 2014 The Peacemaker Bus Peacemaker Bus Medical Tent at Camp Oswego Phish Concert. | Source The Twelve Tribes: First Impressions When the Twelve Tribes first moved to my city, I had no idea who they were. I noticed a group of groovy looking folks building a restaurant. The…
Source: Lawrence Journal Posted by Chad Lawhorn January 8, 2014 . Maybe some of you have seen the signs advertising a new deli coming to the 600 block of Vermont Street in downtown Lawrence. Maybe some of you even know the backstory. It certainly is an old one — like about 2,000 years old. Plans call…
Source:The Chronicle, Vermont, 17 September 2013 by nataliehormilla In this Chronicle file photo, a Vermont state trooper carries a bundle of wooden rods out of a restaurant owned by the Island Pond community on June 22, 1984. “They’re still at it!” That’s what we said when we read the astounding news that on September…