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LadyLollipop - 22 May 2005 02:03 GMT
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"Rich" <joshew@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:

Yes, I do

. If milk allergy caused, or even increased a propensity to streptococcus
infection, this fact would have been discovered by        medical research
many years ago. If you are going to claim a health problem has been "cleared
up" by withholding milk, at least pick a problem that is an allergic
symptom.

Then why did it take medical research decades to discover that ulcers are
caused by a bacteria germ?      If the Internet had existed 30 years ago,
would the reason for the cause of ulcers taken so long? No, because someone
would have established a www.ulcers-are-caused-by-a-germ.com    web site.

Possibly. But immunology (and the study of allergy) and infectious disease
research are much larger than the investigation of ulcers, which is just a
small subset of gastroenterology.

De facto medical research conducted by Richard Cohen [ www.notmilk.com ] has
discovered that drinking cow's milk is the root cause of many health
problems.

Richard Cohen does research? Then why does none of it show up in a Pubmed
search?

Easy. Not endorsed by *organized medicine*

This email was cleaned by JD.

In other words, he does no research

Wrong.

If, I needed other words, I would have typed them.

What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?

You are repeating, yourself, Rich.

Memory Problems???

(None shows up under his other name, "Robert Cohen", either.) Cohen
>> is NOT a credible source by any definition.
>
> ZZzz.

<snip>

> Substantial* *real* *solid* *convincing* *hard* *clear-cut* *reasonable*
> *significant* *credibile* *compelling* *copious* *direct* *adequate*
> *so-called*

 With the "Internet College of Medicine" now established in the  real
world, anyone can perform de facto medical research by using a search
engine. No need to wait for the medical establishment to get around
 to doing it.    The medical establishment must hate the Internet.
 The medical establishment loves the internet. It makes for faster
 communication and coorelation of research. "De facto medical research"
 via internet search engine is a useful technique for a quick overview of
 a medical subject, but it does not constitute real medical research. Try
 to write up such a "study" and get it published in a medical journal.

--Rich

> OOOPS, you forgot, it also exposes the medical establishment *corruption.*

 http://www.lewrockwell.com/rockwell/medical.html

<snip>

Web  Results 1 - 10 of about 549,000 for The medical establishment
 corruption. (0.83 seconds

 <snip>

--Rich

LL/Jan
Mark Probert - 22 May 2005 14:38 GMT
Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....

>  "Rich" <joshew@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>
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>
>  LL/Jan
Peter Bowditch - 23 May 2005 01:56 GMT
>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....

What a gruesome thought!

>>  "Rich" <joshew@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>>
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>>
>>  LL/Jan

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Rich.@. - 23 May 2005 01:56 GMT
>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>
>What a gruesome thought!

Indeed. Sounds like she really wants to go on one of those nudie hikes
she is so fond of talking about:-))

Aloha,

Rich

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Best defense to logic is ignorance
Rich - 23 May 2005 02:01 GMT
>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>
> What a gruesome thought!

"Put it on! Put it on!" cry the sickened onlookers!

;o) Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 02:44 GMT
>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>
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>>>
>>>  LL/Jan
Rich - 23 May 2005 03:13 GMT
>>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>>
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>>>>
>>>>  LL/Jan

Once again, Jan posts nothing at all. Just another cut and paste without
explanation of what the repost is meant to convey or how it is useful to
anybody.

Write something, Jan. Try contributing something to the group. You can start
with a definition of "*organized medicine*".

--Rich
Peter Bowditch - 23 May 2005 03:25 GMT
>>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>>
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>>>>
>>>>  LL/Jan

Yes, Jan, people know I said this. Do you have any comment or anything
to add?

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LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 03:48 GMT
>>>>Hmmm..Jan is still stripping....
>>>
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> Yes, Jan, people know I said this. Do you have any comment or anything
> to add?
Rich - 22 May 2005 18:45 GMT
> "Rich" <joshew@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>
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>
> Wrong.

Can you cite any research by him?

> If, I needed other words, I would have typed them.
>
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>
> Memory Problems???

No, not memory problems. You have NEVER posted a formal definition of
"*organized medicine*". Please do so. While you are at it, please explain
why the asterisks are necessary to the phrase.

> (None shows up under his other name, "Robert Cohen", either.) Cohen
>>> is NOT a credible source by any definition.
>>
>> ZZzz.

ZZzz -- The sound that Jan makes when she has lost the argument.

> <snip>

Snipping any comment that makes you uncomfortable is childish and dishonest.

>> Substantial* *real* *solid* *convincing* *hard* *clear-cut* *reasonable*
>> *significant* *credibile* *compelling* *copious* *direct* *adequate*
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>
> --Rich

Another dishonest bit of text manipulation by Jan. In the block of text
above, MY words begin with "The medical establishment loves the internet. It
. . ." The first part was written by George L. in an earlier post. Jan has
grouped it all together with one "> " indicator throughout to make it appear
that it is all one quote. This is a confusing bit of deception that
constitutes a LIE! Jan is caught again.

>> OOOPS, you forgot, it also exposes the medical establishment
>> *corruption.*
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>
>  <snip>

Childish and dishonest again.

--Rich
LadyLollipop - 22 May 2005 20:10 GMT
>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>
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> No, not memory problems. You have NEVER posted a formal definition of
> "*organized medicine*". Please do so.

Drop the word formal.

I did post a my explanation of *organized* medicine, you were right there in
the thread.

You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..

Find a new hobby.

LL/Jan

>> (None shows up under his other name, "Robert Cohen", either.) Cohen
>>>> is NOT a credible source by any definition.
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>
> --Rich
Rich - 22 May 2005 23:33 GMT
>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>
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>
> Drop the word formal.

No, I won't drop the word formal. It's time you provided us with a clear
definition.

> I did post a my explanation of *organized* medicine, you were right there
> in the thread.

You are the one making the claim that you have "explained" it. I do not
believe it. Prove it. The burden of proof is on YOU. Note that what's wanted
is a precise DEFINITION, not some cut-and-paste tirade or series of links.
Just state in your own words what "*organized medicine*" is or prove that
you have previously done so. How hard is that? Your refusal to do so makes
me believe that you cannot.

> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..

Your bitchy little accusations won't get you off the hook. YOU use the term.
YOU claim to have defined it. YOU do the search to prove it, or quit this
silly game and just STATE WHAT IT IS!

> Find a new hobby.
>
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>>
>>> <snip>

<note selective snip>    <again>

>> Snipping any comment that makes you uncomfortable is childish and
>> dishonest.
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>>>
>>> --Rich

<note selective snip>    <again>

>>>> OOOPS, you forgot, it also exposes the medical establishment
>>>> *corruption.*
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>>
>> --Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 00:15 GMT
>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>
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>
> You are the one making the claim that you have "explained" it.

I do not  believe it

Trouble keeping your lies straight???????

May 19th

                Please humor me and give the definition again. Others
reading this may not
               have been

. Prove it. The burden of proof is on YOU. Note that what's wanted
> is a precise DEFINITION, not some cut-and-paste tirade or series of links.
> Just state in your own words what "*organized medicine*" is or prove that
> you have previously done so. How hard is that? Your refusal to do so makes
> me believe that you cannot.

That's exactly what I did.

Not only is your memory bad, you are also lying.

>> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..
>
> Your bitchy little accusations won't get you off the hook.

LOL!!! YOU just put yourself ON the hook.

YOU use the term.
> YOU claim to have defined it. YOU do the search to prove it, or quit this
> silly game and just STATE WHAT IT IS!

It is YOUR silly games.

YOU were right there in the thread, YOU find it.

YOU should have STOPPED while you were behind.

LL/Jan

>> Find a new hobby.
>>
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>>>
>>> --Rich
Rich - 23 May 2005 02:55 GMT
>>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>>
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>
> Trouble keeping your lies straight???????

What lies are those, Jan? You can no more explain what I have said that is a
lie than you can define your term "*organized medicine*". You just love to
make referrence to "lies" as if they are obvious when they are actually
nonexistant.

> May 19th
>
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>
> That's exactly what I did.

You did no such thing. You have NEVER defined "*organized medicine*" no
matter haw many times you claim that you have.

> Not only is your memory bad, you are also lying.

My memory is fine. I've told no lies.

>>> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..
>>
>> Your bitchy little accusations won't get you off the hook.
>
> LOL!!! YOU just put yourself ON the hook.

You are on the hook until you provide that definition.

> YOU use the term.
>> YOU claim to have defined it. YOU do the search to prove it, or quit this
>> silly game and just STATE WHAT IT IS!
>
> It is YOUR silly games.

The silliest game is your evasion of providing that definition.

> YOU were right there in the thread, YOU find it.

There's no definition of "*organized medicine*" in any thread I've been in.
Prove otherwise.

> YOU should have STOPPED while you were behind.

I'm winning. You are the one that is playing silly evasion games. Put up or
shut up.

--Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 03:31 GMT
>>>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>>>
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>>
>> Trouble keeping your lies straight???????

                                   May 19th
               Please humor me and give the definition again. Other reading
this may not have been right there in the thread

> What lies are those, Jan?

Now, who is playing silly games. the lie is above.

You can no more explain what I have said that is a  lie

W R O N G.

You said give the definition,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,again.

than you can define your term "*organized medicine*". You just love to
> make referrence to "lies" as if they are obvious when they are actually
> nonexistant.
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> You did no such thing. You have NEVER defined "*organized medicine*" no
> matter haw many times you claim that you have.

That's lie # 2.

>> Not only is your memory bad, you are also lying.
>
> My memory is fine. I've told no lies.

Lie # 3.

>>>> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..
>>>
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> There's no definition of "*organized medicine*" in any thread I've been
> in. Prove otherwise.

>> YOU should have STOPPED while you were behind.
>
> I'm winning. You are the one that is playing silly evasion games. Put up
> or shut up.
>
> --Rich

You should have STOPPED while you were behind, it's been posted at least
three times.

LL/Jan
Brad_Chad62@yahoo.com - 24 May 2005 06:34 GMT
Conventional medicine is organized, like organized crime. It writes too
many unnecessary prescriptions, and does too many unnecessary
treatments. There are many conventional doctors who would agree with me
on this.

Brad_Chad
Mark Probert - 24 May 2005 14:23 GMT
> Conventional medicine is organized, like organized crime. It writes too
> many unnecessary prescriptions, and does too many unnecessary
> treatments. There are many conventional doctors who would agree with me
> on this.

Prove it. Post proof that documents that *many* doctors would agree.
D. C. Sessions - 22 May 2005 23:59 GMT
> I did post a my explanation of *organized* medicine, you were right there in
> the thread.
>
> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..

I wasn't right there in the thread, so I don't have an exact
phrase to search on.  Unfortunately, searching on
"*organized* medicine" in your posts returns a *VERY* large
number of posts.

Perhaps you could do the group the courtesy of posting the
message-ID?  After all, you were also in the thread.

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Rich - 23 May 2005 00:45 GMT
>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>
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>
> LL/Jan

Okay, I did a search. All you have ever done is state that "It is
*organized* medicine that is
evil, not conventional. I know quite a few good dedicated doctors and Thank
God
for them." That does NOT define *organized medicine*.  Wading through your
threads, it seems that by "*organized medicine*" you mean anyone associated
with conventional medicine who disagrees with you. That disagreement you
characterize as "evil", without making clear in what way those who disagree
are "organized", or what, precisely they do that is "evil", though you have
hinted that it has something to do with "suffering".

"Organized" is what needs defining. Doctors, though they share a commonality
of medical school education, are, for the most part independent businessmen
or are employees of HMO's, hospitals, agencies, governments, or the
military. Completing a medical education makes one a member of an old
tradition, but does not confer membership in any particular organization,
evil or otherwise. One definition of "organized" is "unionized". Doctors do
have a union of sorts, called the American Medical Association. Only about
one fourth of American doctors belong to this stodgy old group, and I
suspect that most of those who do, belong only to get the "Journal of the
American Medical Association", popularly known as JAMA, and generally
recognized as one of the most prestigious medical journals. I don't believe
you'll find that any doctors take the time to hang out at the AMA clubhouse
plotting evil schemes, nor do doctors have secret decoder rings to decipher
evil AMA missives. Any other "organization" of doctors tends to be along
medical specialty lines. Emergency physicians have conferrences and
associations, as do neurosurgeons, gynecologists, ophthalmologists,
psychiatrists, and all the other "ists". None of these groups is in the
business of  plotting "evil", either. If you believe there is some
underground secret society of medical professionals organized to do evil in
the world, it's time you prove it Jan, and quit referring to "*organized
medicine*" as if its existence were an established fact.

--Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 02:12 GMT
>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>
[quoted text clipped - 52 lines]
>
> --Rich

What words did you use to search??

LL/Jan
Rich - 23 May 2005 02:38 GMT
>>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>>
[quoted text clipped - 56 lines]
>
> LL/Jan

Do your own search. If you have actually DEFINED "*organized medicine*",
then just cease your evasion and post that definition here. If you have
never done so, and I can find no evidence that you have, please do so now.

In other words, DEFINE the term or QUIT USING IT! Undefined terminology is
confusing and is poor communication. It also implies that you lack the
courage to express explicit opinions lest those cause your foolishness to be
exposed. Were you to ask me, or any other of the posters here who challenge
your views, to define a word or phrase, that definition would be promptly
provided in the spirit of fair debate. Your unwillingness to define
"*organized medicine*", and your squirming to avoid doing so, expose you as
the stubborn, functionally illiterate, mean old bitch that you are.

--Rich      Watch Jan snip the above if she replies. Or she will start a new
thread to distance herself as far as possible from it. The truth hurts.
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 03:37 GMT
>>>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>>>
[quoted text clipped - 56 lines]
>>
>> LL/Jan

I repeat what words did you use to do a search, comon Richie, show us your
smarts, and tell us the words.

LL/Jan

> Do your own search. If you have actually DEFINED "*organized medicine*",
> then just cease your evasion and post that definition here. If you have
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> new thread to distance herself as far as possible from it. The truth
> hurts.
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 02:44 GMT
>>>> What is "*organized medicine*", Jan?
>>>>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>>
>> Drop the word formal.

No, I won't drop the word formal. It's time you provided us with a clear
> definition.

>> I did post a my explanation of *organized* medicine, you were right there
>> in the thread.

> You are the one making the claim that you have "explained" it.
I do not  believe it

Trouble keeping your lies straight???????

May 19th

                Please humor me and give the definition again. Others
reading this may not
               have been

.

Prove it. The burden of proof is on YOU. Note that what's wanted
> is a precise DEFINITION, not some cut-and-paste tirade or series of links.
> Just state in your own words what "*organized medicine*" is or prove that
> you have previously done so. How hard is that? Your refusal to do so makes
> me believe that you cannot.

That's exactly what I did.

Not only is your memory bad, you are also lying.

>> You must have both memory problems and don't know how to do a search..

> Your bitchy little accusations won't get you off the hook.

LOL!!! YOU just put yourself ON

the hook.
YOU use the term.
> YOU claim to have defined it. YOU do the search to prove it, or quit this
> silly game and just STATE WHAT IT IS!

It is YOUR silly games.

YOU were right there in the thread, YOU find it.

YOU should have STOPPED while you were behind.

LL/Jan

> Okay, I did a search. All you have ever done is state that "It is
> *organized* medicine that is
> evil, not conventional.

W R O N G

I know quite a few good dedicated doctors and Thank
> God
> for them." That does NOT define *organized medicine*.  Wading through your
[quoted text clipped - 29 lines]
>
> --Rich
Rich - 23 May 2005 03:07 GMT
Where's that definition, Jan?

Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 03:42 GMT
> Where's that definition, Jan?
>
> Rich

Comon Rich, show us how smart you are, it's been posted at least three
times, it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.

In your efforts to prove me a dummy, looks like it is backfiring in your
widdle ole face.

LL/Jan
Rich - 23 May 2005 03:52 GMT
>> Where's that definition, Jan?
>>
>> Rich
>
> Comon Rich, show us how smart you are, it's been posted at least three
> times,

That's a LIE, Jan.

> it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.

And LIE number two.

> In your efforts to prove me a dummy, looks like it is backfiring in your
> widdle ole face.

Your silly evasion is adequate proof of your dumminess.

Your definition does not exist, or you could post it.

Where's that definition, Jan?

--Rich
LadyLollipop - 23 May 2005 05:14 GMT
>>> Where's that definition, Jan?
>>>
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>
> That's a LIE, Jan.

No, remember, I don't tell lies.

>> it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.
>
> And LIE number two.

YOURS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YES.

>> In your efforts to prove me a dummy, looks like it is backfiring in your
>> widdle ole face.
>
> Your silly evasion is adequate proof of your dumminess.

Wrong again.

it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.

> Your definition does not exist, or you could post it.

It does exist, in fact, I just went back and found five more times where I
reposted it so that makes a total of eight.

> Where's that definition, Jan?
>
> --Rich

Show us how smart you are Rich, you were in one of the threads where it was
posted.

LL/Jan
Rich - 23 May 2005 19:07 GMT
>>>> Where's that definition, Jan?
>>>>
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>
> No, remember, I don't tell lies.

That's your BIGGEST lie.

>>> it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> it is easy to find if you use the most simple words.

The definition does NOT exist.

>> Your definition does not exist, or you could post it.
>
> It does exist, in fact, I just went back and found five more times where I
> reposted it so that makes a total of eight.

That is a LIE. If it existed, you could post it. Your statement that it has
been posted eight times, or even once, is not true until you PROVE IT. No
peer-reviewed research necessary. Just post it here, and I'll admit I'm
wrong. But that won't happen, because THE DEFINITION DOES NOT EXIST!

>> Where's that definition, Jan?
>>
>> --Rich
>
> Show us how smart you are Rich, you were in one of the threads where it
> was posted.

Another lie. It was never posted.

--Rich
 
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