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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Photo tour of Spring Creek Lodge
« on: April 28, 2005, 10:01:00 AM »
I found a few. These don't do the shit hole justice... no picture can convey what it's like to be there.







this is the director Cameron showing off to the camera person how he restrains kids. (they tackle them when cameras arent around- the arm goes behind the back not in front... they make it hurt)  :evil:



and the hobbit

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The Troubled Teen Industry / What's the deal with Resource Realizations ??
« on: March 25, 2005, 11:04:00 AM »
Thanks for the info. I was wondering why there was no mention of WWASP on the RR site anymore. The site used to publish info about the family seminars, dates and everything. Looks like they are getting more secret.

I also can't seem to find a copy of 'The Source' online. It used to be downloadable. Reading that magazine was surreal... total bullshit.

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The Troubled Teen Industry / What's the deal with Resource Realizations ??
« on: March 24, 2005, 05:11:00 PM »
I went to their website http://www.resourcerealizations.com/ and noticed they have a TON of 'trainers' and 'coaches' now, way more than before. Also, it seems they are focusing more on public seminars and are training more and more. It's a scary thought to imagine more of these nuts out there.

Are they still doing WWASP's seminars?

Do people ever protest outside of the seminars?

I can't believe how many seemingly intelligent people are getting scammed... I mean, they must have made descent money to send their kid off. any info about this company, and the situation regarding their seminars would be greatly appreciated.

Also, is Gilcrease still doing seminars himself? That guy is crazy!

[ This Message was edited by: WisdomFamily on 2005-03-24 14:11 ][ This Message was edited by: WisdomFamily on 2005-03-24 14:12 ]

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Anyone have a video of a seminar??
« on: March 01, 2005, 01:24:00 PM »
Yes, please, digitize the recording and share it with us.

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Anyone have a video of a seminar??
« on: February 17, 2005, 12:17:00 PM »
I'm curious if anyone has ever smuggled a videotape out of one of the WWASP seminars??

Lets expose the cult.

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The Troubled Teen Industry / My son smokes pot and drinks while reading Fornits
« on: February 17, 2005, 10:51:00 AM »
What happens when you rebel at WWASP and fail to participate in the program and seminars?

Let's imagine you send him to Spring Creek..

You will be told your son is in 'Special Needs', which is basically a shack with linoleum flooring and a piece of carpet to sleep on. Basically, it's solitary confinement, with a dumb guard hired from the local population of hicks, just waiting until he has an excuse to beat the crap out of your son. I think they call this a 'controlled takedown' or something. 2 meals a day. Breakfast is a banana and dry bagel, dinner being liver beans and a tortilla. They will tell your son, under Montana law they are required to only give 2 meals a day and only 1 shower every 3 days. It's lucky to get that from the sadist staff. Anyone who has even briefly studied psychology knows what happens when unqualified people are put in control of other human beings. They will keep him in isolation and this humiliating environment indefinitely until he submits to the program. And the kicker- they charge you extra to keep him locked up in his 'hobbit' cage.

Now, if he still thinks spending weeks on end in isolation, smelling like piss, forced to eat food with your piss stained hands because no utensils are allowed is cool, by all means, send him to a program.

If you really want to scare him, explain what it is like to spend everyday for months or years with solely male contact. No girls. Not very sexy is it?

These programs are based on submission, if one doesn't submit, you are in for an experience to say the least. I hope your son realizes what he is in for, it's not pretty. My 2 cents... speaking from personal experience. [ This Message was edited by: WisdomFamily on 2005-02-17 07:58 ]

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