Until now, I have always assumed that a journalist is obliged to report neutrally. If a journalist personally does not like a certain event or a result of neutral research, then this journalist writes a personal commentary on the neutral article.With you I miss both the one and the other! Regardless of this, I assume that you know very well how to work as a journalist and how to research contents and backgrounds correctly.After detailed considerations I come for me to the conclusion only, that you have done a grotesquely bad research on purpose. Therefore, the question arises for me: WHY? Can it perhaps be that you have been paid to write such an ugly article?#TruthAboutYEMMany thanks for your information but did a very wrong research.The right websites for YEM are rainbowcurrency.com , pernum.com,safezonepass.com, safeident.com, yem foundation for the few to mention.Dear Paige,I just wanted to drop a quick note and tell you how much I value and appreciate your story. With many similarities between yours and my own. The line; “I was expanding my knowledge of the world and my place in it, but I didn’t understand that, at some point, you have to take all that experience and apply it” really hit home for me, what I was actually feeling. I agree that even though you may have all of these incredible experiences knowing that there is a wider and much more diverse (especially in the Midwest) world out there is great, until you come home and are in the same place just merely thinking of it as an “adventure.” I have many friends that aimlessly wonder, and so did I for a bit. I think it’s equally important to build something that leaves you to be content.Again thanks for your story,Kalley