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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => Straight, Inc. and Derivatives => Topic started by: ajax13 on September 14, 2007, 02:54:21 PM

Title: Where Demonanmonk?
Post by: ajax13 on September 14, 2007, 02:54:21 PM

What has happened to Demonandmonk?  How will the big story book of graduates ever get published?

Title: Where Demonanmonk?
Post by: ajax13 on September 14, 2007, 06:27:11 PM

David, did you lose your job?  Is that why you flipped the domain name?  For God sake man, pull yourself together!

Title: Where Demonanmonk?
Post by: Anne Bonney on September 14, 2007, 06:28:06 PM

What was demonandmonk?

Title: Where Demonanmonk?
Post by: ajax13 on September 14, 2007, 06:46:03 PM

Demonandmonk was the title of a book written by a strange man who was in AARC.  David was put in AARC by his mother when he was an adult.  Over twenty-one.  His step-father was sent by the Rotary Club to check out Kids.  He brought Kids to Calgary, along with the Wizard.  They gave up on the Kids franchise idea here when Kids started to draw heat in the US.  Instead the Wizard stole the program, lock, stock and barrel and renamed it AARC.  He even used Kids prisoners like Brian Neil and Janne Holmgren as peer counsellors.  In 2005 David published a book called Demonandmonk.  It attempted to head off some of the facts about AARC that were surfacing, but the guy was so deranged it read like an homage to a religious figure.  Anyhow, he fancied himself a lecturer as well, offering his services to schools to teach them the magic ways of his church.  Anyhow, the website is now defunct.

Title: Where Demonanmonk?
Post by: Anne Bonney on September 14, 2007, 06:54:09 PM

Quote from: ""ajax13""

Demonandmonk was the title of a book written by a strange man who was in AARC.  David was put in AARC by his mother when he was an adult.  Over twenty-one.  His step-father was sent by the Rotary Club to check out Kids.  He brought Kids to Calgary, along with the Wizard.  They gave up on the Kids franchise idea here when Kids started to draw heat in the US.  Instead the Wizard stole the program, lock, stock and barrel and renamed it AARC.  He even used Kids prisoners like Brian Neil and Janne Holmgren as peer counsellors.  In 2005 David published a book called Demonandmonk.  It attempted to head off some of the facts about AARC that were surfacing, but the guy was so deranged it read like an homage to a religious figure. Anyhow, he fancied himself a lecturer as well, offering his services to schools to teach them the magic ways of his church.  Anyhow, the website is now defunct.

Gee.  Sounds like someone we've met recently.

Now I kinda feel bad.  Like picking on a retarded kid.