The segment is in reply to various newsgroup interviews or print articles that Kimberlee Dawn or JETIU Company team members felt were misrepresented, unfairly slanted, biased or where serious misquotes were issued. These articles are not in response to "bad press" rather "to set the record straight" and so are also in response to "good press" that may be inaccurate. There are always two sides to a story and the public usually only gets to read one of them! Hopefully this will better inform the public of the whole story not just one version of it.

It is important to understand that legitimate psychics have been discriminated against and have become overly tolerant (and even expectant) of misrepresentation and discriminatory remarks in all walks of their lives. Kimberlee Dawn is asking that this type of discrimination be recognized for what it is. Intolerable. Unfortunately, legitimate psychics are simply "used to it". Shrugging their shoulders and seldom standing up for themselves for fear of damaging reprisal which is a very real concern to their overall reputations and careers-not just psychic or psychic-related careers either as we come from all sectors of the business world.

JETIU Company feels that the media is responsible to expose fraudulent activity of any kind, but we do not feel it is reasonable for legitimate psychics to be represented by newsgroups as one and together with psychic frauds.

The legitimate psychic peoples must stand up and not allow fear to override their conviction and the validation of their abilities. Legitimate psychics are the first who must draw the line ending this discrimination. The line must then be upheld and exemplified by the media who must recognize that regardless of their personal opinion or beliefs the mass public in North America are believers and they deserve responsible investigative reporting on this sensitive issue. To discriminate against people based on biased stereotypes creates a disservice to the public and ethical professional alike.

Retorts(retorts will open in a second window)
August 24 and 25, 2000 article in the Edmonton Sun