Jo Ann's IGP Experience
My story is not about losing money - I feel I have lost my daughter. She became involved with IGP about one year ago when she feel in love with someone and he had a connection to IGP. They decided to try their luck at becoming "independently wealthy" and at the same time became the "scammers". My daughter gave up college and all her talents to sell this concept of sovereignty, etc. and believes in IGP's spiel. WE feel that this is more like a cult since all the people she now associates with have some kind of connection to IGP and she and her friend always have a catch phrase they use each time we "discuss" IGP's program. No matter what I say, or questions I pose my daughter always has an "answer". Lately, it is "I cannot accept any negativity in my life. If you don't agree with these concepts, then you are being negative". We see less and less of her because the boyfriend seems to think we don't treat him right - and she can't come to visit without him. The last time I talked to them, he answered the phone and gave me a lecture on IGP and used the "slavery" pitch - I lost it and told him he doesn't know anything about slavery and that is a slap to the face of those people in the world that are suffering or have suffered under slavery. Well, I haven't been able to talk to them since. This is very sad for me, because my daughter has become someone I don't know. She had a religious upbringing and knows that we are all in this world to help each other - but she has turned her back on all she once knew to be responsible for her financial future because as IGP has taught her, everyone needs to take care of themself. I wonder if she would come and visit the inner-city school I work in, she would remember that not all children were as fortunate as she was - and she is throwing it all away by believing and not questioning IGP. |