Draft:Kevin Trudeau's Global Information Network (GIN)

• Comment: The lead [...] should be an even summary of what reliable media coverage we can find on the topic.

The "cult" section is borderline POV and should be rewritten to be fact-centric. [...]

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Introduction

Global Information Network (GIN) is a private international association created by Kevin Trudeau as a foundation in 2009 in Nevis, a known tax haven not to be confused with non-profit news organization Global Information Network, Global Information Network by Marcela Serrano, or Global Link Information Network, Inc. with Elon Musk. It is a success organization focused on the Law of Attraction. The name could have been chosen to evoke a former phrase used to mean the Internet, a computer network.

When Kevin Trudeau created this organization, he asked Wallace H. Ward (a.k.a., Mark Hamilton), son of Neo-Tech/Neothink founder Wallace Ward (a.k.a., Frank R. Wallace), if he could use his direct mail marketing list. This was how he was able to grow the club membership so quickly. The original 2009 members are called "Visionaries."

"Mark Hamilton saw a need to help his members that are already a part of the Global Information Network or wish to become an Affiliate / Member"

As of 2015 "GIN generated more than $100 million since it was formed in 2009."

Members are attracted by different avenues; some become members because they read Kevin Trudeau's Natural Cures They Don't Want You To Know About. This can lead Kevin Trudeau to regulate diet – food and drink, hunger and/or fasting. Others become members because they believe it is a secret society.

"Kevin Mark Trudeau [...] has been preaching for the last few years through his highly controversial Global Information Network (GIN), a group claiming to be involved with the real Illuminati, yet denounced as a fraud by mainstream media."

Mark "Mark Dice" Shouldice says, "Trudeau cleverly decided to mix secret societies in with his sales pitch, since he knows a growing segment of the population are highly interested in researching them."

Other members are also attracted by the positive thinking, especially if they were previous victims of verbal abuse.

International

Most members come from the United States of America, Canada, France, Guadalupe, and Iran but there are members from all over the world, including a growing number of members in Africa.

The website can translate to Albanian (Shqip), English (for the USA and UK), French (for Canada, France, and Guadalupe), German, Hungarian (Magyar), Spanish (for the USA, Argentina, and Colombia), and Portuguese.

Languages available on GIN site

Languages for translating training

Subtitle translations for training have been provided in Albanian, English, French, German, Farsi (for Iran), Hungarian, Polish, Spanish, and Turkish.

Subtitle language options for training

Some levels are still undergoing translation into Chinese, Dutch (for the Netherlands and Aruba), Czechoslokavian, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, and Russian from the Translations team of the Volunteer Service Corps. The members in Japan and the Philippines must already know English to be a member since nothing is translated into their language. The head of the Translation Team was Bryan Kuhns. He is now the head of Social Media Marketing for Trudeau Consulting, a GIN front group.

Ownership

After Kevin Trudeau founded GIN, he placed it under his wife's name, Nataliya Babenko (née Natasha Babenko). Nataliya filed a motion to quash a subpoena from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), but the motion was denied.

"[Nataliya] Babenko had signatory authority on the club's U.S. bank accounts, the records show."

When he was brought to trial, Kevin Trudeau asked all his followers to send Judge Gettlemen emails. Judge Gettleman brought his laptop into the court and said that since the pinging of email after email was happening in his courtroom, he was going to hold Kevin Trudeau in contempt of court. Nataliya Babenko is no longer married due to him; in legal documents she claimed marital fraud.

The idea that this organization is defunct is incorrect and was erroneously assumed to be the case because Kevin Trudeau was in prison, which is euphemistically referred to by GIN members as a "camp". However, while he was in prison the organization was first run by the receivership, then Troy McClain under The Hybrid Group that owns AXS Consulting LLC. During this time the email addresses ended in AXSTeam.com. Before that email addresses ended in JangoMail.com.

Troy McClain was on The Apprentice, which was run by Donald Trump. Kevin Trudeau chose him specifically because Troy McClain was known as a person with integrity.

"Troy’s rise to prominence happened as he climbed Donald Trump’s ladder on NBC’s “The Apprentice,” advancing all the way to the finals."

Then it was sold to the members Blaine Athorne (of the Memory Training Institute, Inc.) and Ted Morter and Tom Morter who run the Bio-Energetic Synchronization Technique (BEST) under MorterGIN LLC.

"It has since been taken over by a court-appointed receiver and sold to several of Trudeau's former associates for $200,000 plus a portion of membership fees"

"The most devoted members are pooling their resources to buy the club for $200K. For that price the new owners will get intellectual property membership database and remaining office furniture at the Chicago area HQ, a stunning fall from grace for a club that generated $100M in a few years."

"The club's assets could include memberships lists, thousands of dues-paying customers, and a collection of self-help material produced by Trudeau and others."

Around this time GIN Unite LLC. was created on 7 April 2014 in Eagle, Idaho and the website was changed to www.ginunited.com. The Headquarters was in Westmont, Illinois. It also goes by GIN Worldwide. GIN's NAICS code is 11,115. GIN makes less than $5 million in revenue.

The website was then changed to www.GlobalInformationNetwork.com around 31 May 2022, after Kevin Trudeau was released from prison. In addition, the Kevin Trudeau Fan Club website was redesigned to match the design of GlobalInformationNetwork.com .

After GIN was taken over by the court-appointed receiver and the creation of GIN Unite LLC, the Federal Trade Commission demanded “all documents relating” to any GIN “financial account.” In response, GIN Unite LLC responded, "[A]ccording to the Subpoena’s terms, GIN would need to prepare and serve written responses and objections, gather, review, and produce documents and communications in response to overbroad requests, and prepare and produce a corporate witness to testify as to GIN’s knowledge on four overbroad topics—all in just ten days from service of the Subpoena including the three-day weekend occasioned by the federal holiday."

"Trudeau once owned GIN, but while liquidating his assets, the Receiver sold GIN to Petitioner AXS Consulting LLC, an Idaho entity. After the purchase, AXS changed its name to GIN Unite LLC. Trudeau no longer owns GIN Unite, but he is a GIN Unite employee. [...] GIN Unite's owners are not in Idaho. Trudeau is not in Idaho. And, apparently, GIN Unite has no operations in Idaho."

Money request from Kevin Trudeau Fan Club

According to emails to GIN and Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC) members, Kevin Trudeau claimed to have another court case on September 20, 2024 and November 14, 2024 to determine if he would go back to prison because he was not paying back the $37 million that he owes fast enough as way to encourage donations and followers. Even if Kevin Trudeau were to return the prison, the ownership will still remain with his friends who intend to keep GIN running. Even after he won the November 14, 2024 court case, he still asked his followers for $725K in 10 days (due the day after Thanksgiving Day).

"An Illinois federal judge on Friday approved and offered high praise for a consent order negotiated by the Federal Trade Commission and weight-loss guru Kevin Trudeau, saying they did a "spectacularly good job" laying out the plan for Trudeau to pay the remaining $8 million he owes in the 21-year-old case."

Multi-Level Marketing (MLM)

GIN was a multi-level marketing (MLM) company before Kevin Trudeau was sent to prison for contempt of court.

"GIN, it would eventually be revealed, was a $110 million pyramid scheme that had scammed 35,000 members."

"If you’re going to run a MLM business opportunity you need to be upfront and transparent regarding who is running and owns it. Anything less is just insulting to anybody looking to sign up and whilst I understand the marketing technique of exclusivity being used, the reality is that such all such vagueness does is make Global Information Network come off sounding like some kooky cult."

"New members generally paid an introductory fee, which generally cost $1,000, as well as $150 per month. If a member, let's call him Sam, had 10 "active" members in his downline - meaning that each one had been paying monthly dues for a set period - Sam received a payment. If the 10 members in Sam's downline each recruited a member of their own, Sam would be eligible to receive a "platinum bonus" that, it was promised, could reach many thousands per month."

Affiliates who brought in new members earned $200 per introductory fee (20%) and $30 per month (20%) from their dues. The affiliate levels were different from training levels as there were 7 affiliate levels before there were at least 7 training levels.

"One official promotion, called the Lazy Man, would let Sam add a preexisting member to his downline by simply paying $500 - an offering that became so popular, according to multiple sources, that even after raising the price to $750, GIN sold off more of these unattached members than actually existed. "It was printing money," recalls Peter Wink, who handled marketing for the group.

Another opportunity allowed members to purchase "hot leads" - contact information for supposedly solid prospects - from the organization itself."

One of the prominent sales events was a "Summer Sales Bonanza." To qualify to win $2K, an affiliate had to upgrade someone in his or her downline to Member Level 1, and that member had to pay dues for 2 years and attend a major event within the first year, then that member would also earn $10K in the 25th month.

The third highest affiliate level was Five Star Platinum, so in 2012 one of the major events was called "Go Five Star." To qualify, one had to have signed up 50 members.

The Associate Level used to exist as an Affiliate level, but when Kevin Trudeau went to prison for contempt of court in 2013, the receivership decided that GIN could no longer have an affiliate level because GIN sold memberships instead of products, which violates U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules for multi-level marketing, according to the "Federal Trade Commission's Opposition to Pyramid Scheme".

"Since assuming management of the club, the receiver has [...] eliminated an "affiliate program" that rewarded members for bringing in new recruits."

"Trudeau had touted that program in another Internet video as one of the "greatest money-making opportunities of all time."

"But the FTC argued it was an illegal pyramid scheme, and that GIN was simply another of Trudeau's crafty attempts to keep assets away from the government."

Prior to Kevin Trudeau's prison sentence in 2013 for contempt of court, the criticism from members was that several members would prey on other members in an attempt to get them to join various MLM schemes, including Karatbars and others. At one point, even Chris McGarahan Sr., one of the speakers, and his son supported Vemma. During this time, the website was www.GINUnited.com and the site was based on Vemma's website. Some other members tried to get other members to invest in their company, such as Hardaway Networks, founded by Darrell Glenn Hardaway, an Inner Circle member. The most well-known of these was Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return.

"Hardaway focused on Global Information Network members both because they had great trust in him and because they had taken an oath not to criticize him."

After Kevin Trudeau's release, the member documents were updated so that if someone were accused of soliciting to other members they could be banned for life.

"[T]he organization attracted more than 30,000 members at its peak and brought in millions of dollars a month."

"Membership in GIN, which peaked at about 20,000, has fallen precipitously since the receiver took control and now stands at 3,908, according to documents filed by the receiver this week [in 2014]."

Since Kevin Trudeau was released from prison, there have been multiple membership campaigns to increase membership back to where it was before receivership.

Even after Kevin Trudeau's prison stint, GIN speakers tend to come from Amway. These include Ron Ball, Brett Diamler, and Gary Newell. Dexter Yager is also mentioned often.

Your Wish Is Your Command (YWIYC)

Your Wish Is Your Command

Members are expected to have listened to Your Wish is Your Command (YWIYC) before joining GIN as Affiliates were trained to share Your Wish is Your Command through How to Get Started Fast, How to Go Platinum in 90 Days, How to Convert Hot Leads Into Members, How to Create a Perpetual Money Making Machine, and Your Next Move. The amount of times a person can re-listen to YWIYC is a badge of honor with someone members even claiming to have listened to it up to 2K times.

The Associate Level includes Your Wish Is Your Command: How Anyone Can Make Millions, which is an audio set that takes two weeks to listen to and was worth $200.

"Originally held as a 2-day workshop in the Alps, Your Wish Is Your Command provides the biggest secrets to help manifest goals, dreams, and desires through a systematic approach."

Your Wish is Your Command was supposedly recorded in Switzerland so that it appeared as if members of Bilderberg Group could have been part of the GIN Council.

"[I]t's hard not to wonder CD series 'Your Wish Is Your Command" was actually recorded during a live seminar in the Swiss Alps, as claimed. When I put the question directly, Trudeau responds that 'some parts' were 'retaped in the studio.'"

In YWIYC, Kevin Trudeau says that most of the "training balance scale" is "the why" and very little is "the how."

"99.9% of your focus should be on the thinking, and only 0.1% of the focus should be on the actions."

Warning: Whichever level contains YWIYC (previously Level I but now Associate Level) is the most dangerous level because it emphasizes not focusing on "the how," which has led members to use credit cards unwisely, quitting their job without planning, do such things as buying a pet even though their significant other was allergic, or planning to move cross country without knowing that rideshare cars cannot cross state lines.

When Troy McClain temporarily took over ownership he told the highest level members at the time that he was not able to teach financial principles to Level I members (the level that had YWIYC at the time) because they were so focused on "the why" but not "the how".

Chris McGarahan, in a later major event audio, clarified the importance of planning and Kevin Trudeau, in later audios around 2023, revised his statement to say that it's closer to a 50-50 ratio. However, one may have to upgrade to access these audios.

Level Structure

GIN is structured in a way so that there are 12 levels of training in the Success Mastery Course. Each level costs increasingly more money, but the amount of money changes. It is very similar to Operating Thetan levels from Scientology. The reason why much of GIN evokes Scientology is because Kevin Trudeau was a former Scientologist, requiring a former romantic interest to be a Scientologist, but is no longer welcomed back to Scientology.

When a person pays for Levels V and above they are called "Candidates" and are not considered fully that Level until they have passed a test, received referrals, finished audios, and/or taken intensive in-person training.

Magical thinking is prevalent. For example, they do not use dubbing as they believe that the training is infused with the founder's voice, which has a special vibration/energy that helps make each level work optimally.

"As with similar self-help organizations, participants were aggressively pushed to increase their involvement, paying thousands of dollars in fees as they moved from one level to the next."

Membership Level	Details
Associate Level (previously the Affiliate Level):	This used to be the Affiliate Level, which was free, but all Member Levels included the ability to earn money as an Affiliate. Even though the Affiliate Level was free, the Associate Level is under $20/mo and each Associate is assigned to a Member Support Coach. The Associate Level used to have many more audios but those were removed in an attempt to both encourage members to go to Level 1 and to avoid overwhelm. Associates are able to attend one event for free. Even though it is considered a membership level on the public-facing website, this is not considered a membership level by the members, but a pre-membership level. Global Information Network Affiliate Development Series and Global Information Member Development Series used to be mailed to members on a regular basis but are now emailed. In this level, Kevin Trudeau associates himself with Shi Yan Ming, founder of the USA Shaolin Temple, for the purpose of teaching a lesson. GIN dictates with whom the member associates. At this level, members are introduced to the phrase, "You are the average of your five best friends." GIN restricts leisure, entertainment, vacation time. Also at this level, Kevin Trudeau teaches the "teachability index" and implies that if a member is not willing to sacrifice their time, they don't want success bad enough. Leadership and members must sacrifice holidays. For example, the GIN Family Reunion often occurs on Halloween, Nataliya Babenko's birthday. The Morters have mentioned on the stage that Halloween is an important holiday for them but that they are willing to sacrifice it for GIN.
Level I:	This level used to include Your Wish Is Your Command but now retains Know the Score and other audios. This was historically valued at $1K with the incentive being a free cruise. This is the level where you are required to pay membership dues of $150/mo. and is considered to be when a person becomes a member of the club and receives their first member level pin. This cost may be different for those in other economic tiers. This level also begins the parallel training of the Science of Personal Mastery Course, which used to start in the Associate Level. Warning: If a loved one is at this level, one may see that person suppress negative emotion due to toxic positivity. "Overemphasis on positivity can lead to toxic positivity and suppression of negative feelings, which can be counterproductive in the long run."
Level II:	This level focuses on using negative emotions to manifest.
Level III:	This level focuses on what holds you back. This is the first level where the phrase "have, be, do" is changed to "be, do, have".
Level IV:	This level focuses on reviewing the first three levels. This level can lead to uncharacteristically stilted and seemingly programmed conversation and mannerisms based on misquoting statements or using them out of context from non-GIN sources. In Level IV, Kevin teaches people to memorize his words verbatim to change their DNA vibration. Though not required, in enthusiasm, some people have taken to cloning his way of dressing as well.
Level V:	This shows that Non-Reality (Ignoring What Is) covers both limiting beliefs and Law of Attraction. This level requires that one pass a 5-8-hour test that covers the Basic Book List, etiquette, and rote memorization of trite phrases. For example "If your thinking's right, the facts don't matter," which encourages members to live in a non-reality and is based on the deceased Dexter Yager of Amway quote: “If the dream is big enough, the facts don’t count.” This level was more stringent before Kevin Trudeau was sent to prison then was made somewhat easier to encourage members to continue to level up while Kevin Trudeau was away. This is the level where you are "truly" seen as a member of the club because previous levels could be purchased but this level must be passed. If the test is passed, then the test is followed by a secret induction ceremony. The audios involve mind-altering practices. There is one audio in this level that members particularly like, finding it to be healing, but that one former member claimed to have triggered schizophrenia.
Level VI Executive Member:	This level came out right around the time Kevin Trudeau went to prison. Before it came out, he mentioned a "wall of fire" when he was in Washington, DC, which is also the name of Operating Thetan III from Scientology. It requires that one listen to over 200 hours of audio, go over cognitions with someone who signs off that you listened to the audios, then listen to a couple more days of audio in person. To qualify for this level, one must take a test similar to the Level V test and receive a letter of recommendation. It is at this level that training becomes more spiritual even though Kevin Trudeau claims that all levels have a balance of materialism and spirituality.
Level VII Senior Officer:	This is a two-part level with each part containing four days of in-person training that was delivered by Tom Morter when Kevin Trudeau was in prison. Members who have taken the training have compared it to a detox. This Level will be recreated by Kevin Trudeau himself by 2025 Global Family Reunion before he supposedly creates Level IX.
Level VIII Director:	KT Fan Club admits to using the carrot on a stick method. This Level is called "Truth Revealed," which is the same name as Operating Thetan VIII from Scientology. This is 200 hours of instruction in four parts with each part containing four days of in-person training. The fourth part was put out once in person but was never put out ever again in other major events or through local chapters, evoking a "carrot on a stick," a method they have even admitted to using. The group performs secret rites and rituals and in GIN these rituals are called "processes". Unethical use of confession is used by requiring members to think about and admit to their transgressions out loud in a group setting, even if it is done all at once. Much emphasis is placed on integrity, even though Kevin Trudeau attempted to instigate a sexual relationship with a married woman when he was in prison. Those who upgraded to Level VII by no later than 31 December 2021 received Level VIII for free and would have only needed to pay more than $40K to be the highest ranking member. If someone has become a Level VIII Director and still not achieved their goals, Kevin Trudeau has said on the GIN Seminar on Manifesting Money and the Kevin Trudeau Show that it's because they aren't in the correct brainwave frequency.
Level IX President's Club, Level X Chairman's Club, Level XI Ambassador, and Level XII Partner:	Has not been put out yet as of 2024. Members have been told Level IX will be ready by the Level V Summer Conference in 2027, but it may never be put out if it follows Scientology Operating Thetan levels because Scientology never released Levels IX through XV. This could mean that everyone who paid for these higher levels through the Foundation Fund may never have access to this training.

This is a handwritten letter to a married woman from Kevin Trudeau (14 October 2019).

The Science of Personal Mastery Course (SPMC) used to be separate from GIN and was created under the Kevin Trudeau Fan Club on February 1, 2015 as the Nuggets of Gold monthly newsletter, but when Kevin Trudeau returned after his prison stint, the SPMC was integrated into every level starting at the Associate Level. Later it was removed from the Associate Level and Level VIII. It was removed from Level VIII because it is supposed to have been taken prior to Level VIII in-person training in order to get the most benefit (or the least side effects). A large component of the SPMC is the Activation and Illumination Dictionary. However, there are contradictions. For example, the dictionary itself says that a "mastermind" means "to engage in the highest level of planning and execution of a major operation," but in audios Kevin Trudeau claims that it means to socialize with people who have similar dreams while having fun.

"Denis La Rochelle, a financial consultant in Calgary, Alberta, says he spent about $20,000 over several years on GIN. [...] Another fan, Neville Christensen, put many thousands into GIN, an investment he still considers "the best money I could ever spend to educate myself.""

To be the highest ranking member in 2024, it would cost more than $115K. To be the highest ranking member after all Levels are put out, it would cost more than $2M.

Outside of membership level training, there are also trainings related to health, wealth, relationships, career, spirituality, etc. One of the most popular among members is training on how to win Baccarat.

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Cult Characteristics

Links to Scientology

Future Goals Connected to Scientology

GIN targets the vulnerable with [...] idealistic goals". Since free cruises were offered to new Level I members since the beginning, one of the major goals of the club are to create a cruise where people can live communally. Some have compared this to Scientology. Some people have claimed that GIN has elements of Scientology, such as ship terminology, and can also be followed with Landmark Worldwide simultaneously. Another goal of this club is to have clubhouses around the world. A minor goal is to have its own credit union.

"Some of it sounds suspiciously dodgy, some of it sounds ridiculously absurd and some of it reads more like what you’d expect to find in Scientology marketing material than an offering from a bonafide MLM company."

"Trudeau's network was controlled through the Scientology-esque Global Information Network"

"Trudeau’s own involvement in Scientology is a little mysterious. He recommends in his books that readers try out Dianetics and Scientology. And as the Business Insider profile indicates, Trudeau’s second wife, Kristine Dorow, said that their prenup “obligated her to reach a certain level in Scientology, which Trudeau has dabbled in over the years.” Some former Scientologists have also claimed to have seen Trudeau at facilities in Los Angeles."

Deceased speaker Mary Miller, a former psychologist, has given speeches at length criticizing psychology, evoking Scientology's attitude toward psychology.

GIN's other potential cult connections include the following: I-Ching Systems, Landmark Worldwide (formerly Est), and Sai Maa.

Financial Exploitation and Manipulation

Everything in GIN costs money, from $150/mo dues (for the 1st Economic Zone), upgrades, event registration, travel expenses (especially for those outside of the USA), products, and The Foundation Fund, not to be confused with the Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) Foundation. Since it would cost more than $2M to achieve all membership levels, members believe that if they paid $200K that they are receiving are receiving all membership levels for only one-tenth of the cost. In addition, GIN will reduce the price by $50K with only half needing to be paid upfront to make it seem even more like a discount. However, in reality, most people cannot afford to pay $200K for membership to a club let alone $5K, which is half of the lowest contribution level. Members are willing to sell their cars just to upgrade, participate in the Foundation Fund, or buy Money Processes.

These prices evoke Scientology prices. "'There is no other religion that I know of that requires two and a half hours of your day, a quarter of a million dollars minimum, and at least 40 years of your life,' host and former Scientologist Leah Remini said."

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Rewards and punishments are used to modify behaviors. Rewards come in the form of discounts or free stuff (e.g., a free cruise or a free car) for taking "massive and immediate action" or attending major events.

The Associate member price for major events is $2.5K. The regular price for member registration is $997. Major events assign a leader to be a "Bearer of Good News." Historically this has been Chris McGarahan Sr., Danielle Camacho, and Blaine Athorn. This is a person who shares details about discounts that mostly apply only to those who have attended major events in person. Only member attendees can get the next major event registration for $697 by the last day of the current major event.

Members have been rewarded for returning to the club but never for staying in the club during Kevin Trudeau's prison stint. The next cruise is the 2026 Leadership Cruise. Punishments come in the form of added financial obligations (e.g., the requirement to pay all back dues to return to the club).

Interestingly, even though Kevin Trudeau charged members thousands of dollars to meet with him in person (before and during his prison stint), after he returned from prison he walked up to random members during the new member event and gave them a hug.

To people who have spent money on GIN even though they are under financial pressure, Kevin Trudeau has recommended bankruptcy in his book Debt Cures "They" Don't Want You To Know About.

"Bankruptcy is a totally legitimate, legal option, so do not feel ashamed if you have already filed for bankruptcy or are facing it right now."

If a member can no longer pay dues because they spent too much on other GIN purchases or if they are unemployed, that member may become desperate enough to overstep boundaries, such as time or ethical boundaries.

Inner Circle

Members receive pins to designate special achievements. Those who have pins highlight those who have paid the most in time or money. For example, one of the pins designates those who are in the Inner Circle, which mean they have paid $75K to receive exclusive training, engage in monthly calls, and attend an annual "Inner Circle Conference." The group as a whole is elitist, with an elite "inner circle" at its core.

"Members in the so-called Inner Circle, the organization's top tier, which cost $75,000 to join, were told they could earn even more."

Other pins designate Founders, Visionaries (not to be confused with Global Information Network visionaries), Sanctioned Speakers (those who went through the old Sanctioned Speaker training as the new one is not ready yet), and other achievements. Founders recruited 10 or more people to join the club in 2009 before there was a website. The blue vase pin relates to the book, The Go Getter by Peter B. Kyne.

Even though the website "globalbusinessnetwork.com was registered back in 2005" the website that was rolled out to the Founders had "registration information [...] set to private, another red flag when it comes to MLM business opportunities."

Money Processes

Screenshot of a text from The Kevin Trudeau Show, which is a shortened version of an email.

This email from the Kevin Trudeau Fan Club shows that the value of 8 money processes is $24K.

Even though the "33 money processes" "used by all the super rich" originated from the Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC), it has been offered to GIN members as of the Global Family Reunion in November 2024. One money process costs $3K, ten processes used to cost $10K but now are valued at $24K, 30 processes cost $45K, and all 33 money processes cost $85K as of 2024, with prices going up in January 2025.

Astute members realized that the money processes are more effective than going up through the levels and this was admitted by Kevin Trudeau himself during money process training. However, he still emphasizes to people to go up through the levels.

GIN Council

There are beliefs in things that cannot be proven and bogus claims. For example, some members believe in a Council (global luminaries), which the receivership did not believe exist and required the organization to include as a disclaimer at the bottom of its website in 2013.

"One of those businesses is a private club called the Global Information Network (known by the acronym GIN), which Trudeau claimed had been conceived by the "GIN Council," described by Trudeau as a secret cabal of the ultra-wealthy who held secrets to abundant wealth and happiness."

"The Global Information Network is a club that has been developed by thirty people who are on the GIN Council," Trudeau claimed in an Internet video pitching the club. "They're all billionaires from around the world."

"Among this advisory council, the website boasted, were "a former prime minister ... members of various royal families, a former president of a major country, generals, billionaires, tycoons, industrialists, politicians, a current Supreme Court judge, major media moguls, and several celebrities you would know by name."

"The entity referred to as the GIN Council does not exist," reads a new disclaimer [in 2014] on the GIN website, "and therefore any reference or endorsement of this entity by any of the … previous trainers/hosts should not be interpreted as an endorsement, benefit or part of the training curriculum of the GIN organization."

"'[A colleague] and I used to joke about it,' Peter Wink recalls. "'Are you the Council? I'm not the Council!' We know who the Council is - it's one person.'"

As of 2024, the Global Information Network website now says the following: "GIN was conceived in Istanbul, Turkey at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in 2003 by a group of global luminaries and formally established in 2009."

After Kevin Trudeau was released from prison, he claimed that members of the Council included 4-star US General Norman Schwarzkopf and former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev, which he shared after they had both died.

Extreme Obsessiveness and Hyperactivity in Lifestyle

Major time is spent with group indoctrination and discouragement of individualism, encouragement of groupthink instills dependency and obedience. One is persuaded into this because of the belief that members are part of something bigger that will change the world.

What makes it a cult is that the leader is charismatic and that "plugging in" means that the practices become a lifestyle. Personal successes and failures are erroneously attributed and correlated with how much someone is "plugged in."

There is extreme obsessiveness regarding Kevin Trudeau, resulting in the exclusion of almost every practical consideration. Hyperactivity is centered on the Kevin Trudeau's agenda, which seems to supercede any personal goals or individual interests. Even though the organization attracts members by telling them it will help them achieve their "chief aims", the pressure to attend every major event means that members will have less money for their own goals and dreams.

Clarissa Leary claims that GIN provides the following benefits:

"#1. Invaluable Education [...]

#2. High-Value Networking [...]

#3. Individualized Membership Support [...]

#4. Our Members-Only Social Network [...]

#5. Financial Opportunities [...]

#6. Spiritual Growth [...]"

All of the above items become parts of one's lifestyle and involves socializing with members to varying degrees.

The GIN System

The GIN System includes audios, books, events, relationships, and recognition.

Audios

Audios include the Success Mastery Course (SMC), recordings of Kevin Trudeau, and live events. The SMC is reinforced by 3-hour Mastering the Success Mastery Course (MSMC) trainings. Clarissa Leary claims that extraneous benefits of joining are and "mentorship" (which was promised to Level VI but never instituted) and club and "lodge access", even though there are no lodges, but they may be instituted in Colorado in the future due to the size of the chapter meeting attendance. When she says club access, she means chapter meeting access, where members may have Mastering the Success Mastery Course (MSMC) training.

Books

Books include books from the Basic Book List, which evokes Scientology's Basic Books, and The Kevin Trudeau Fan Club's (KTFC) Recommended Materials list. One of the books from the Basic Book List is Ask and It is Given by Jerry and Esther Hicks, which Kevin Trudeau claims is 99% correct. One of the books from the Recommended Materials (#117 on the list) include Psychiatry: The Ultimate Betrayal by Bruce Wiseman of the Citizen's Commission on Human Rights, a Scientology front group. The book was published by Scientology's Freedom Publications in 1995.

What's notable is that there are six Basic Book Lists: 2009 YWIYC Basic Book List, 2021 Basic Book List, 2023 Associate Level Basic Book List, 2023 Introduction to the GIN System Seminar and Rally Basic Book List, December 2023 Seminar and Rally Basic Book List, and the Office Staff Basic Book List.

"Books" could also include reading the Science of Personal Mastery Course (SPMC) included in each level except for the Associate Level. The SPMC was created around the time that Level VI was created as the "Nuggets of Gold" but was needed prior to taking Level VIII training. The "Nuggets of Gold" newsletter and SPMC are similar but differ slightly.

GIN Reports were sent out regularly before Kevin Trudeau was sent to prison and may return in the future. When Kevin Trudeau was in prison his new moniker was GuruKev. GuruKev lessons are available for free even if someone is not a GIN member.

Kevin Trudeau has also directed members to read posts from the Kevin Trudeau Community Facebook page.

Movies are also included here even though they aren't books. Movies include movies from The Kevin Trudeau Fan Club's (KTFC) Recommended Materials list and movies recommended from The Kevin Trudeau Show.

Events

"The Global Information Network provides for its Members as a benefit of Membership, exclusive live in person and online virtual “Events”. These include:

• Major Weekend Events
• Seminars
• Workshops
• Webinars
• Expos
• Mastering the Success Mastery Course
• GIN Adventures
• Local Chapter Meetings
• Symposiums
• Global Conventions"

Events include four major weekend/global convention events per year, Leadership Cruise/Weekend in January, Dream Weekend/Imagination Conference in April/May, Level V Summer Conference in August, and Family Reunion in October, as well as Seminars and Rallies and Local and Virtual Chapter Meetings. A minor event is a GIN Adventure.

Members frequently experience feelings of guilt from not having attended major events whether or not they have the paid time off and money to afford travel. Kevin Trudeau created a graph to show that members' energy levels increase by attending major events but lower the longer they are away from major events. To increase fear of missing out (FOMO), the virtual recording of major events shows members eating dinner in black tie dress without anyone on stage speaking for over an hour and a half on Saturday night. Then he asks members to face the camera and encourage them to come to major events. Rewards will be provided to members who attend a major event in the form of massive discounts. For example, only having to pay 10% of the membership upgrade amount with a payment plan for a limited time. Due to the pressure to attend major events, it is not uncommon for international members to travel to the USA for major events at least annually no matter how far away they live (e.g., Australia), thus sacrificing their vacation time for intense training or socializing with strangers.

Level VIII Members Event Upgrade Special

Local Chapter Meetings (LCMs) are based on the structure of Toastmasters International meetings, which means that a portion of members are assigned roles for the next meeting, which incentivizes/motivates/pressures members to attend. Virtual Seminars and Rallies may be combined with Local Chapter Meeting (LCM) watch parties. One watch party on December 2, 2023 required local members to get up 5:30AM or earlier on a Saturday where they were expected to wear suit, ties, and member level pins (to encourage members to level up).

The Membership Development Series (MDS) comes out on Sunday, The Kevin Trudeau Show comes out on Mondays/Wednesdays during typical work hours, Weekly Updates come out on Fridays online and via email with the incentive of winning $100. There's also Terrific Tuesdays and Wellness Wednesdays. If a member attends at least one virtual chapter meeting (VCM) weekly on Thursdays and a local chapter meeting on Saturdays, it is entirely possible to center one's entire daily life around GIN and GIN's leader.

"It's my church service." --Gage Vogt, Mastering the Success Mastery Course (a 3-hour meeting)

If anyone was aiming to get a blue vase pin through the Affiliate Go-Getter Program from June to August 2012, this lifestyle hyperactivity was multiplied as it required one to track one's personal daily and monthly score statistics and graph them. The maximum daily score was 240 on a 12-page PDF document and the maximum monthly score was 900 on a 45-page PDF document. The Go-Getter Program included 27 PDF documents to track based on the How to Create a Perpetual MoneyMaking Machine training. This program caused some members to believe that Kevin Trudeau might have met some criteria for being diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder.

Cult Aspects of Events:

• Manipulation and deprivation of sleep - Major event Fridays and Saturdays end between 11PM-12AM midnight in United States time zones. Then there is a meeting after the meeting or the "night owl". Also, during high-level in-person training, Kevin Trudeau once said that he originally wanted the training to end at midnight but decided against it because GIN would be labeled as a cult.
• Control types of clothing and hairstyles - There is a strict dress code. The website has a link called "How to Dress At Major Events," an audio called "Dress for Success," and Kevin Trudeau recommends reading the book Dress for Success.

Front Groups

Unofficial ways that members can stay "plugged in" in terms of events are through Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC) Partner conventions, the Natural Cures Expo, unofficial book clubs, and study groups.

Other ways members stay "plugged in" at home is through The Kevin Trudeau Show that re-started 21 February 2024 on Rumble, YouTube, and podcast expanded to Mondays and Wednesdays during typical working hours appears to be a rebranding of the KT Radio Network, which was added to YouTube on 11 August 2009 from Chicago, IL. Even though the Kevin Trudeau Show is unofficial, the KT Radio Network is intended to be added to the GIN website. In the original KT Radio Network, Kevin Trudeau had a persona who spoke about conspiracy theories and wore a fedora hat, leather suit, and Rayban glasses, but in The Kevin Trudeau Show, he acts the way he does when he "leads" GIN as an employee of GIN.

Front Groups List:

• Kevin Trudeau Fan Club
• Natural Cures Expo
• The Kevin Trudeau Show
• KT Radio Network (KTRN)
• Trudeau Consulting (as listed on Kevin Trudeau's LinkedIn profile)

Speakers

Other ways that members stay "plugged in" are by following the Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC), which is set up to mirror the look and feel of the GIN site, and by following current GIN speakers, such as Ron Ball and his wife, or former GIN speakers, such as Fred Van Lieu "The Water Doctor", Ed Foreman, Marshall Sylver, Daniel Post-Senning, John Gray, Joel Bauer, Mary Miller, Theresa Dale (d. 5 November 2022), Glynis "The Numbers Lady" McCants, etc. The speakers are more famous than any of the members even though it has been over 15 years that the organization has been in existence with the promise of making people successful.

"Some of the speakers, he [Kevin Trudeau] explained, have 'come in like a piranha, like a shark, and tried to rape, pillage, and steal from every GIN member and extract every dollar they can ... put it in their own pocket and not even consider offering us some type of compensation back.'"

Since Kevin Trudeau was imprisoned, many of these speakers declined to associate with him, and his friend Mary Miller of I-Ching Systems died. I-Ching Systems was originally on Cult Education Institute then was removed.

He has since brought new speakers, such as Donald "Donnie" French Jr. who he met in prison who is now a multi-millionaire copywriter for Performance Golf.

"The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported that 25-year-old Donald French Jr. is facing a wire fraud charge in connection with a $10 million Boca Raton Ponzi scheme. French is accused of devising the Ponzi scheme from Boca Raton when he was only 21 years old."

Even though Donald French Jr. went to prison for conning others, he may have unknowingly become a victim of Kevin Trudeau's cons:

"In their scathing, 41-page filing in U.S. District Court in Chicago this week, federal prosecutors suggest the 50-year-old Trudeau would likely even seek to cheat his fellow prison inmates, adding, 'He appears capable of nothing else.'"

Note that Kevin Trudeau claimed to be a 70-year-old in his original Natural Cures book.

"Kevin Trudeau is not seventy years old. This is an outrageous lie, being told to your face by an equally outrageous excuse for a human being. Trudeau is telling you this whopper for one reason: because he wants your money."

Speakers who continued to support him after prison were Brett Diamler, Les Brown, and Sifu Stephan Patenaude. At least the first two are multi-millionaires.

Relationships

Relationships means that the goal is to make friends with other members or do business with other members with the mantra of "members helping members." Recognition includes recognition at events where all members are encouraged to applaud enthusiastically.

The primary ways that members communicate through one another is through the Global Information Network community and Telegram.

Group identity takes precedence over (or replaces) individual identity". The organization is known as a "members helping members" organization, which can lead to business deals. Members are also encouraged to befriend other members and refer to each other as "sisters and brothers," which is especially emphasized during Family Reunion, one of the annual major events.

Recognition

Ways that members can receive recognition are by leveling up, through GIN Member Support employment, volunteering through the Volunteer Service Corps, and/or working at the GIN office. However, members are taught that they can actually receive more benefits by applauding than by being on stage, even if viewing online. This is emphasized with the phrase, “It is more blessed to give than to receive” from Acts 20:35 and the idea that edification gives the edifier credibility. This exaggerated enthusiasm and including dancing during General Sessions are techniques to motivate and inspire new members, which could be considered emotional manipulation.

Cloning of Leader

GIN encourages cloning of Kevin Trudeau in personal behavior. Kevin Trudeau charismatically claims to have special insight and supreme knowledge. Members show zealous commitment, loyalty, and dependence upon their leader.

"A member named Jumal Lewis waited in the courthouse lobby Tuesday as Trudeau faced the jury, and told the Chicago Tribune that his guru was like Nelson Mandela, fighting against an unjust government."

To emphasize how members worship Kevin Trudeau and put him on a pedestal, a high-level member said, "Kevin is one in the universe. I guess he is the universe" in a testimonial that Kevin Trudeau read out loud during the June 2024 Seminar and Rally.

Two office staff members even have the first name of Kevin: Kevin Tan, previous Director of Events according to the 2024 Global Family Reunion (though showing as current according to Meeting Host instructions), and Kevin Wolfe, Chief Financial Officer. It is likely that Kevin Tan left because he's from Australia and most GIN events are in the USA, especially after Kevin Trudeau left prison.

Meeting Hosts

Meeting Hosts used to be Sanctioned Speakers but now have requirements that mirror Sanctioned Speaker prerequisites, such as paying dues for one year, attending at least one major event in person, and attending at least two major events virtually out of four (the requirement used to be four major events in person).

Member Support

GIN has a preoccupation with new members. The original Director of Member Support was Lisa Larson, but she was fired due to her inability to produce graphs fast enough. David Krueger and Danielle Camacho switched roles. David Krueger was the Managing Director and is now the Director of Global Expansion, and Danielle Camacho was the Director of Member Support and is now the Managing Director.

"[O]f the members who joined two years before, 80% were still on board and paying those monthly dues. According to 'some computer models,' he [Kevin Trudeau] added, GIN might well grow to more than 10 million members in the next decade."

High-level members volunteer as Member Support Coaches (MSCs) for new members, but the requirements are strict. Member Support imposes rigid rules and regulations on MSCs. They are required to check Telegram daily, wear business attire whenever they are around other GIN members (even if that MSC is "plugged in" daily and regardless if that's MSC's profession is a farmer), and follow precise commands. Members can easily spend every day in GIN activities. If that person is an MSC, then that person will be wearing a suit, tie, and membership level pin every day. At Local Chapter Meetings (LCMs) their dress code will be verified by the group photo taken at the end of each meeting. VCMs and other videoconference meetings are not always recorded to verify adherence to dress code, but there is a requirement to be on camera. This is a paid position, which also leads to financial dependence.

A member that is "plugged in" will be a part of multiple Telegram channels. If that member is an MSC, they will be expected to check the following Telegram channels daily:

Official: The Official Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC) Channel and variations in other languages, Discussion - Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC) and variations in other languages, GIN Level V & Above, Virtual Chapter Meeting channels (at least one), GIN channels per state and country, GIN channels per major event (in English, German, French, Spanish, and Persian), and Training channels (depending on membership level)

If that member is also on the Volunteer Service Corp (VSC), they will be expected to check the other official channels daily too. For example,, someone who is part of the Translations VSC would follow these official channels daily Translations Official VSC Channel, [Chat] Translations Official VSC, English Proofreading VSC, and/or [Chat] ENGLISH Proofreading VSC.

They are not expected to check the following unofficial Telegram channels, but may do so out of enthusiasm.

Unofficial: Book Club L5, Brothers and Sisters GIN FR23, GIN Elite Creators, GIN Members Book Club Mastermind, and TheKevinTrudeauChannel

It is also common for members to claim to work for Global Information Network on Facebook or LinkedIn even if they do not earn any income from GIN or if they amount they earn as an MSC is not enough to cover rent. A typical member is easy to spot on Facebook because they will have a profile photo of themselves from a black-tie banquet in front of a blue GIN background during a major weekend event or a profile photo of themself with Kevin Trudeau. A typical member is easy to spot on LinkedIn because they will have a photo of themself with arms folded in front of a blank background, as recommended by Joel Bauer, and GIN vocabulary.

Office Staff

Even though MSCs adhere to strict rules, the core office staff adheres to even stricter rules because they initially lived with Kevin Trudeau. There are 17 office staff employees. The website designers, Ameer Yasin and Bernard Bury, have spoken on stage about how they were required to work days and evenings without a work-life balance. They are now IT Support and the Webmaster is now Erica Greg. One perk to being an office staff is that all member levels are free.

One unknown office staff member even posted on Reddit that he or she worked for GIN and knew it was a scam. When asked what was the worst about GIN the poster replied, "The worst would probably be taking money from people who are destitute now, thinking they could be rich following what he preaches. This keeps me up at night."

Office staff must be organized with clean desks and may not have clutter. Danielle Camacho said that if their offices are not neat Kevin Trudeau said he would turn the desks upside down. Every staff member must have a Sai Maa Tesla Device. They are allowed to have the following: graphs, scoreboards, office supplies, air filters, plants, GIN coasters, Icelandic water, Moccamaster coffee, The Basic Books, Priority Manager, and I-Ching Systems products. They may also be Member Support Coaches (MSCs).

Former Followers

Rick Rome also wrote in his Warning Signs page, "10. Former followers are at best-considered negative or worse evil and under bad influences. They can not be trusted and personal contact is avoided." To confirm this statement, Bernie O'Mahony wrote on his site: "One thing I have found consistent with many people in GIN, many of whom were ‘friends’ until I quit, is the quickness of name-calling, slanderous comments and downright bitchiness! And that’s just the men!"

Political and Religious Beliefs

Screenshot of letter to Trump requesting a pardon

Politically, this is a right-leaning cult (Libertarian and Republican). When Kevin Trudeau was in prison, he wrote a letter to Trump for a presidential pardon. The next Leadership Weekend in 2025 is being held at the Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida.

Even after the organization removed it's MLM aspect, only one or two members wore masks at major events during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. To some liberals that would be considered cultish behavior.

Religious Beliefs

As a religion it would be monotheistic-leaning with reincarnation beliefs with a bent toward Christianity, since the Headquarters are in the United States of America where that is the dominant religious culture. For example, Kevin Trudeau will bless dinners. It supports meditation practices but denounces hypnosis. One can follow any other religion while simultaneously following GIN, but particularly supports Sai Maa, a Hindu guru, who can also be considered the leader of a cult. It acknowledges that some of its members may follow Islam but does not set aside times for prayer.

To give an example of what average people say about GIN, one user at Reddit claimed, "I went on a forum, and some people were bashing him... But others, others were losing their mind. Like he was Mohamed and someone had insulted the prophet" and another person said, "my sister in law believes everything this guy says, like he's Jesus." Ashwin Vidiyala said, "Just understand that throughout the ages, individuals who have affected change and have actually made a difference in the world have had to experience massive resistance-- Jesus Christ, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King and the list goes on..."

Kevin Trudeau will use scriptural texts, such as The Bible and the Bhagavad Gita to emphasize that the reason why members should be his followers are so that they will receive what they seek.

Isaiah 1:19-20 says people should be "willing and obedient". The Bhagavad Gita says people should be "humble and open." Kevin Trudeau connects this with the "teachability index."

Though not as common, some members also follow it and Ordo Templi Orientis simultaneously. A few members also have fruitarian beliefs. The religious text is the Success Mastery Course and the Science of Personal Mastery Course.

The Activation and Illumination Dictionary says, "The recording of 'Your Wish Is Your Command' seems holy for some people" under the entry for "Holy" and "A passage from sacred writings read in a service or worship" is under the entry for "Lesson."

Members are discouraged from being members of 12 Step Programs if they have an addiction. However, nothing has been said against Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART).

Criticisms

The strongest critics of GIN are as follows:

• Bernie O'Mahony, who is behind GINTruth - Both Bernie O'Mahony and "Cosmic Connie" post anti-Trump posts when they have run out of content against GIN.
• Mamdooh "Abe" Hussein who claims to have lost a lot of money by investing in GIN - "Abe Husein is a former GIN member who has dedicated himself to exposing the group's inner workings." "In the years after he joined the club, he [Abe Hussein] was sued for debt. He failed to pay his taxes, and a lien was placed on his house."
• Dr. Leonard Coldwell, a former friend of Kevin Trudeau and former GIN speaker
• "Cosmic Connie" who hosts Whirled Musings, a blog against Kevin Trudeau - "Cosmic Connie" is somewhat different from the other detractors in that her anti-scammer site has been in existence since 2006, and GIN started in 2009, which is when she repurposed her site to be against Kevin Trudeau.

Kevin Trudeau and GIN have also displayed queerphobia (queermisia), Islamophobia (Islamomisia), ableism, and racism. However, there is no Human Resources (HR) Department or Manager, so there is no one to whom one can report such matters.

Queerphobic: GIN held its 2023 Summer Conference in C'oeur d'Alene, Idaho, after it passed anti-trans legislation and Danielle Camacho, Member Support leader, said that talking about sexual orientation at the banquet is frowned upon in an MSC monthly Zoom call. In a Kevin Trudeau Fan Club (KTFC) Telegram channel, partners and followers discussed how people who are trans have a mental disorder.

Islamophobic: There was no time given to pray during trainings during the 2024 Dream Weekend in Orlando, FL during Eid. In The Kevin Trudeau Show #11 on 5/1/24, Kevin Trudeau referred to someone as having a “towel on his head.” On the same episode, he compared Gaza to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and said it is delusional to think we can stop wars, completely missing the point.

Ableist: Kevin Trudeau has said that the club is "for the able, to be more able" . On 5 June 2023, during the GIN MSC audio training, KT changed his voice to make fun of unintelligent people. There is a requirement to be on time and to sit still for hours without fidget tools. Danielle Camacho said that oversharing is frowned on in an MSC monthly Zoom call. The acronyms SMC and MSC are confusing to those with dyslexia.

Racist: Kevin Trudeau blamed Indigenous Americans for violence when on stage and dug in more the next day after being asked to apologize.

There were 100 complaints filed with the FTC in 2012.

"GIN is a scam. It needs to be investigated. And people are owed their money back."--Disgruntled consumer from Naples, FL

Other criticisms from former members have been that if people leave GIN, they are not allowed to return until they have paid all back dues.

Acronyms

GDW: Global Dream Weekend

GFR: Global Family Reunion

GIN: Global Information Network

GLW: Global Leadership Weekend

KT: Kevin Trudeau

KTFC: Kevin Trudeau Fan Club

KTRN: Kevin Trudeau Radio Network

LCM: Local Chapter Meeting

MDS: Member Development Series

MSC: Member Support Coach

MSMC: Mastering the Success Mastery Course

NT: NeoTech or NeoThink

SMC: Success Mastery Course

SPMC: Science of Personal Mastery Course

VCM: Virtual Chapter Meeting

VSC: Volunteer Support Corps

YWIYC: Your Wish Is Your Command

Further reading or listening

Your Wish Is Your Command Guidebook: https://a.co/d/gkUShJC

El Sistema de la Élite: El sistema de éxito de 5 partes de la sociedades secretas (Spanish Edition): https://a.co/d/8JYhULp

The Kevin Trudeau Show Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-kevin-trudeau-show/id1734311975

External link

Official Global Information Network site: https://www.globalinformationnetwork.com

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