Hello everyone and welcome to Multilevel Mondays. A weekly series all about

Pyramid Schemes, Ponzi schemes, multi-level marketing, and other forms of business fraud.

I'm the Illuminati, and today we're going to be talking about something that has been requested quite a bit recently by many of you.

Myself and many of you have obviously picked up on the fact that a lot of MLM's, and I mean

a lot of themMs, and I mean a lot of them, are dominated or founded by Mormons.

The LDS or Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a lot of controversy surrounding it.

Latter-day Saints or Mormons have been justifiably criticized

for historical, revisionism, homophobia, racism,

and sexist policies.

Many argue that the origins of Mormonism themselves are

questionable at best too. However, I'm not going to be talking much about the church

itself today because instead we're going to be focusing on the tie between the Eldia Church and multi-level marketing companies.

Many Mormons have settled in Utah, and today over 2 million or 1 third of the entire Mormon population lives in that state.

The Great Salt Lake Valley was seen as a promised land to many Mormons in the mid 1800s,

though again the entire history of Mormons settling there is quite a long and confusing

one to say the least.

But back to MLMs, according to my sources, Jane Driggs, president and CEO of Utah's Better Business Bureau, said there's about

70 companies registered as MLMs in Utah as of 2018.

Studies from the Consumer Awareness Institute show that over 99

of recruitment-driven MLM sellers lost money and whether or not you want to

look at these studies, MLM's own income disclosures reflect these

numbers pretty consistently. Just the top 15 generate billions in annual

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