Comments on: Mankind Project of Houston settles wrongful death lawsuit; some mental health oversight required

By: Kagirion

Kagirion — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 05:07:10 +0000

Chester does not understand the legal system or insurance companies.
Then decides to be a paranoid fool.
Good post, Chester.

By: Chester Thomas

Chester Thomas — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 00:43:53 +0000

Robert – The family didn’t want money. They wanted changes made to MKP. They got some of those changes – and they took less money in order to make those changes. They were hoping to protect others from suffering the way Michael did – they didn’t care about the money. You obviously have no clue – just trying to make MKP look good, huh? Guess you enjoy dancing nude with a bunch of men while the leaders play games with your mind. You don’t even know you’re being played. I feel bad for you.

By: robert joseph

robert joseph — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:50:53 +0000

A $75,000 settlement for a wrongful death claim with confidentiality breached by the decedent’s family only means that there was virtually no liability and a “cost of defense” was paid to close a chapter on a disturbed man’s death. To interprete the settlement in any other manner is to not understand the legal system and insurance companies.

By: Alex Zelonisa

Alex Zelonisa — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 23:52:15 +0000

In my opinion, this settlement is very weak to the point of being useless. David, I have no idea what being 50 has to do with safety. I am not so interested in safety as I am honesty and awareness. For a group that claims an interest in “clearing,” “getting it” and awareness, they excell at keeping people in the dark. I welcome this little ray of light and hope others will find the truth about MKP.

By: David Blakeslee

David Blakeslee — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 22:04:07 +0000

Thanks for the update, Warren.
Informed consent seems reasonable.
I am turning 50 this year…and it seems to me for all of our safety needs we are losing the opportunities to be surprised and learn.
NWTA helped me see how angry I was at men and authority by creating an environment where my assumptions would come forward quickly. I am forever grateful, because it has helped me move past those assumptions and toward collaboration.
I have a deeper respect for what other men have overcome, contributed and created. I still have a long way to go…