False NAFPS YouTube Channel?

[Sparks]

I'm investigating some women selling "Shamanic" and "Tantric" etc. ceremonies in Scandinavia. Trying to find out where they got their tricks from I found references to "Twisted Hairs" etc., and started to read what I found about that in this forum. The first thread I read was this:

UK - John Hawken AKA Starwater Twisted Hairs Society Shaman / Tantric.

Googling "Twisted Hairs Society" I found a YouTube channel attributed to NAFPS:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDsKsr5Rd_pKPFRxE8NpgDg

There are only two videos there, both published the same day, both citing the title of the above-mentioned thread here in the NAFPS forum:

Full Explanation of Sexual Tantra newagefraud.org
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New Age Frauds & Plastic Shamans
Published 22. mar. 2014
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https://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index...
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index....
Re: UK - John Hawken AKA Starwater Twisted Hairs Society Shaman / Tantric

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(Continuation of preceding post …)

SEX TANTRIC in a past life
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New Age Frauds & Plastic Shamans
Published 22. mar. 2014
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Re: UK - John Hawken AKA Starwater Twisted Hairs Society Shaman / Tantric
http://www.newagefraud.org/
(Moderators: CrystalMirror, educatedindian, debbieredbear)
Sexual Tantra newagefraud.org
Tantra teachings, with an emphasis on sexual energy

Now why would NAFPS post these two "guru" promotion videos without any comments or explanation other than links to the site and the forum? I cannot fathom this. I watched them in full, there seems to be no connection between them, and absolutely no connection to John Hawken AKA Starwater Twisted Hairs Society Shaman / Tantric.

Also, when clicking the two shortened links in my first quote (preceding post) I got here:

https://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2873.0
http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2926.15

The first link begins with 'https', and my browsers tell me that the link is not secure, that the site's certificate is not valid, that I risk phishing and scamming and malware, etc. Only because of that 's'. Take it away and you'll get there: http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=2873.0

I wonder if those who made that YouTube channel added that 's' just to make the NAFPS site look suspicious?