I just stopped by VFF's site, and I threw up a little bit in my mouth. If anyone ever had any doubt about what a manipulative attention seeker she is, I invite you to review some of her latest writings. For example, she has decided to become a breatharian "again." Here's her explanation:
All her claims of disavowing breatharianism are the lies most of us knew them to be. She said what she thought skeptics wanted to hear because it would bring her attention. Now that she's not getting our attention, she's going back to it. She's blaming skeptics because, well, that should bring her some attention? And she's making sure we all know about it (there was no need for the announcement).
Fortunately, in Google StopVFF is already #1 for
Alenara Breatharian and #2 for
Alenara. I ask any bloggers out there to link to my blog entry about
Alenara the Breatharian (using those words in the link) in the hopes that we can supplant her page as #1. Everything else is in place, though I might write a few articles about the stupidity of breatharianism in general.
Does anyone else remember when
she wrote, "Ahem. I am not a psychic, nor do I attempt to be" a few months ago? Well, now she has a new section on her website talking about giving psychic reads. The reason? It's our fault. "Well, now that the skeptical community has shut me out and is not giving me any more tests..."
Oh, and she's off and running with the ghost thing. I love this quote, "I am not embarrassed about confessing that I do indeed see ghosts, and by doing so as a future physicist not a woo (woo is an experiencer, practitioner, or promoter of pseudoscience) makes me kind of a
pioneer."
Fortunately, her website is now becoming the best source for exposing her for the unstable woman she is. While StopVFF is the #1 hit in Google for Anita Ikonen, her own website is nowhere to be found. If any bloggers out there could link to her site using the keywords
Anita Ikonen, that would be great. Her own words in many ways do a better job than StopVFF.