Susan Conniry has a new article up on my site. It is enitled, Don't Medicate, Motivate. It discusses the danger of Prozac dependence and how this can often have the opposite effect of trying to teach self-reliance to our children. Enjoy!

-- Michael S. Hyatt (mhyatt@michaelhyatt.com), February 29, 2000

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I have had business dealings with a broker that supplied certain food products to Michael Hyatts Y2K Prep Company. I was told that Hyatt is nothing but a scam artist using his manufactured standing in the Christian community to spread fear for profit. He has a business manager named David Dunham that buys the cheapest products and peddles them as quality goods. I was told that Hyatts profits on his food packages are the highest in the industry. Everything that Hyatt does is about selling preparedness supplies, especially the food packages. All you need do is read his messages and look at his site to see through his motives. The only remaining mystery is that anyone would continue to support him and why he hasnt been run out of town on the next train. For his scam to work he must have his followers in fear of something. I find it extremely repulsive when someone like Hyatt hides behind the cloak of religion to mislead the weak of mind. I seriously doubt that this man is a true Christian, as his conduct would suggest otherwise.

The only reason his site is still up is more profits! He supposedly made a ton of money selling food and he and his partners dont want it to stop. People, if you truly want to purchase quality storage food products, Hyatt is the last person you want to deal with. In the end, Michael Hyatt will answer to a much higher authority.

-- Ra (tion@l.1), February 29, 2000.

-- InCase (U@missed.it), February 29, 2000.

I see Michael Hyatt's name on what he does. Ra and InCase don't seem to have real ones. As for me...IT IS much easier to speak when I can remain anonymous.

-- Just (me@noticing.xx), February 29, 2000.