Gentle Wind Project

[TruthSeeker]

I posted this article about them almost a year ago:

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2004-11-04/news_story3_p.html

One of my favorite quotes:

She then takes a direct shot at the group's critics. "When the quack-watchers bad-mouth you, you know you've made it in alternative medicine!" Miller says.

 

[Bronze Dog]

I posted this article about them almost a year ago:

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2004-11-04/news_story3_p.html

One of my favorite quotes:

She then takes a direct shot at the group's critics. "When the quack-watchers bad-mouth you, you know you've made it in alternative medicine!" Miller says.

Right. Because you don't have to provide evidence your thing works, or anything.

 

[chslaw]

GWP Litigation

Gentle Wind Project has shares something with Scientology: it will resort to litigation to silence critics. GWP is currently suing two former members who have been crusading against this group for the last several years. Their website makes for a fun read.

They claim to be able to project the "mental healings" and claim responsibility for the fall of the former Soviet Union. They believe all sorts of funs stuff and I know that the FBI, IRS and Attorney General for Maine have alll taken an interest in this group and its practices.

 

[Starrman]

Is that not the greatest way to burn out your retinas? Better than Breatharianism!

My eyes are literally watering. That was brutal, and I stand corrected.

 

[Belz...]

They have earthquake victims holding their cards.

I hadn't come across this group before. They're really grotesque.

Well...

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If they have a certificate of authenticity, then I guess it's allright!!

 

[JFBergin@yahoo.com]

Greetings from a former woo-woo

As one of the remaining defendants (and a former “woo-woo”) in Gentle Wind Project’s lawsuit, I’d like to thank you for the fascinating opinions and humor in this thread. We’ve learned that laughter is the very best medicine when one is being sued, and are grateful when it’s offered in such abundance!

It seems that you’ve already found the website for former members of Gentle Wind Project -- Wind of Changes -- through other postings here. Our stories are included there.

Presently, we’re waiting for a decision on the Federal claim (RICO) in the lawsuit filed against us and others by Gentle Wind Project.

With much appreciation for your interest and insights.

Jim