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Written by Iwillflyagain!

It's hypocrisy all right. Nothing adds up. How many others got to the field and found that they had made a huge mistake, but found they were caught and didn't have the courage to walk away.
And how many went home on furlough and never went back, but never said why they didn't go back? Imagine if all those who never went back to the field had stood up and told the real reasons they didn't, they could have saved many kids a lot of pain. And how many went home on furlough and got a nice little job on home staff and never told their students what they really saw going on on the field?

Is there no shame. Is there no accountability for all the hurt and pain inflicted on innocent kids, because adults knew what they were seeing was wrong, but said and did nothing?
Wise up, take a long hard look. If you are a good honest person, what are you doing about this awful scandal? Are you hoping that your children and grandchildren won't be next to be abused. Because if you are still in NTM you are gambling with your childrens lives.

Thank you Nowaware for your honesty and sharing. Every story helps.

I have heard that TODAY
2013
people who go through the ntm training
are arriving on fields
and finding out it is nothing like what they were taught.
Do they leave?
Can they leave?
Do they tell anyone?---well, obviously they told someone.
What is the answer to this?

Introducing:
the Sympathetic Diagnostic Agnostic........
He really figures things out!
And I love that new twist to his name.
Just thought I'd mention it.

....because he forgot!

PS: I left my sparkly cheerleading outfit at the soccer game.
Will a sparkly lifejacket do?

I'm talking about U.S. training.
Yes, Crossview sounds devious.
Roses?
Roses?
Not roses and ntm.

U.S. training, Crossview training, it is all the same technique, it's all the same smoke and mirrors. We were all part of the same organisation and we should all be working together to clean this disgusting mess up.
If we don't work together, we have less of a chance of ever getting justice.