Marc Gafni, A Child Rapist, And His Ever Growing List of Famous Accomplices: The New York Times, Huffington Post & Whole Foods

Updated April 7, 2018

Life coach Tony Robbins says women are using #MeToo to make themselves ‘significant’ — but this brave sexual abuse survivor called him out pic.twitter.com/wYxhlmc10u

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 6, 2018

Tony Robbins blaming victims in the #MeToo movement shouldn’t come as a surprise to frequent readers of this site.  Remember he knowingly & willingly sat as Senior Council at The Center For Integral Wisdom run by known child rapist, Marc Gafni.

December 26, 2015

‘I Was 13 When Marc Gafni’s Abuse Began’

 By Sara Kabakov

December 25, 2015 (interesting choice of date) The New York Times piece by Mark Oppenheimer  A Spiritual Leader Gains Stature, Trailed by a Troubled Past was published. Note the name of the Spiritual Leader and what specifically the Troubled Past entailed is missing from the headline, and that’s by design. The Sociopathic Business Model™ maintains that manipulating facts without shame, remorse, guilt or accountability while not recognizing the rights of the victims is a goal when trying to prevent corporate, negative truth from being exposed,  which can hurt corporate image which is tied to profit.

This tactic is two-fold: it revictimizes the victims while helping the corporate abuser’s SEO positively. Both are unethical.  These frequent tactics, readers of this site, have come to expect from former, rabbi and child rapist Marc Gafni; but, are rather unexpected from Oppenheimer and The New York Times. There’s still hope for Oppenheimer, if what happened this past week to local TEGNA, NBC 12 News reporter Wendy Halloran, also happened to him at The New York Times.

Halloran, no less than six times in one year covered controversial plastic surgeon Dr. William Leighton’s very public meetings with the Arizona Medical Board where 20 of his previous patients filed complaints.  Yet, despite the vast number of  previous reports on Dr. Leighton,  the station management/executives at TEGNA NBC 12 News unethically without shame, remorse, guilt or accountability, decided to honor the request of Leighton’s family and agreed not to run a story about his death until after the family published an obituary.*

*Once local competitive station ABC 15’s reporter Justin Pazera broke the story, a week after Leighton’s death, it forced accountability from TEGNA, NBC, 12 News and reporter Wendy Halloran finally covered the story several hours after it ran on a competitive station.

Sadly, this type of unethical manipulation happens from executives and management in mainstream media, all the time. An ethical employee reporter, (accomplice to their employer) remains an ethical employee reporter, but becomes a victim of their employer, when their fact-driven work, exposed the negative truth a corporation did not want exposed; and, unethical media executives and management either cave to threats of revenue loss from the subject of the story, fear legal threats or work a deal behind closed doors to benefits both the media outlet and the subject of the story (accomplices) at the expense of the employee reporter and the media audience who do not know the truth (victims).

Not unlike the Halloran story where I was tipped by a Leighton victim, I was again tipped about the story running in The New York Times on Christmas day by a Gafni victim; and, a good thing too, because when I Googled Gafni New York Times, it didn’t populate, again validating the point about protecting the abusive’s SEO*.  That will likely change depending upon initial interest but then taper off eventually.  Again, ask why wasn’t his name and alleged crime in the title? Who is it protecting and why?

*updated at bottom of the page below original story

The Sociopathic Business Model ™ maintains that all accomplices eventually become victims; and, it’s not a matter of “if“, it’s “when,” which makes it interesting when we look at just how many famous people have become accomplices to sexual predator Marc Gafni of The Center for Integral Wisdom.  

Case Study:

The Sociopathic Business Model ™ & Marc Gafni Founder of The Center for Integral Wisdom

Text is taken directly from Oppenheimer’s article and compared against The Sociopathic Business Model™ with the goal of helping people make better decisions, including purchases, based on facts:

John Mackey Co-CEO of Whole Foods,  Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post and John Gray from Men are From Mars & Women are from Venus all knowingly and willingly support Marc Gafni despite the fact that he unrepentantly sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl, for over nine months, and then blamed his victim.

To be a lover, you must have consent. #Raping13YearOldGirl is not love. https://t.co/7RLPVXkaJq https://t.co/or79IgJb9u

— Melayna Lokosky (@MelaynaLokosky) December 27, 2015

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While The New York Times piece, at least, brought up more than most in mainstream media regarding sexual predator Marc Gafni from the Center of Integral Wisdom, Co-CEO of Whole Foods John Mackey, Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post and Author John Gray, let’s hope they keep adding (ahem Tony Robbins is missing from this list Mr. Oppenheimer) to that list so readers can make educated choices about who to support with their money and for me, it’s not one of those people, ever.  And I fixed The New York Times headline for them:

UPDATED: December 27, 2015

Thanks to The New York Times (the largest publication to write about him to date) it’s really screwed up someone’s Google SEO.  I know many were disappointed the piece didn’t go after Gafni hard enough (myself included), but, what it did do expose an abusive situation to a much larger audience.