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WWFSMD:

--- Quote ---On 2006-01-13 10:26:00, GregFL wrote:

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I just don't understand how some people have 'forgotten' this stuff.  It stayed etched in my memory for 25 years before I started openly discussing this topic again.
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I haven't forgotten any of the abuses I suffered. Your article just brought back more that I haven't thought about in years regarding the Seed and how much influence and power they had at my family before I was even aware of it.  I have however seemed to have forgotten a lot of the little details.  I'm amazed when I see people come on who were in there with some of the same people who witness first hand accounts of abuse and they continuously disregard it or have some such bullshit that it wsa "necessary in order to save her life."

Sad comment on the misinformation that parents were not aware of.


btw...what year did Seed open in St.Pete?  Was it in the Milton Yacht place or somewhere else?

GregFL:
The seed opened in the Morgan Yacht building late June, 1973.

Antigen:
Wow, that was in Lauderdale? What year? Thom, were you there then?
Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who don't.
-- Anonymous

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GregFL:
I will post the article in its entirety tomorrow.

GregFL:
Correction I think.  I said the Seed opened in Late June of 73. I have seen varying reports on this, but it was definitely either late May or Late June.  I will tell you this, I went in on July 4, and already there were about 500 kids there.  St Pete was on the edge of its seat waiting for the place to open.  Almost immediately the place was packed, and within 2 months it swelled to 700 and even at one point roughly 1000 kids.

This was probably the best time to be a seedling because it was possible to kind of hide out in group.  I got real good at that.   :wink:

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