Al Capone complains about the police, eh? Darn, give the FDA more money, so
they could raid with 500 and not only 50 officers! Let them beat the hell
out of the naturopath mafiosi!

This info is very old.

In 1995 the FDA began exerting strong pressure to bring its lengthy legal fight
against the Life Extension Foundation to trial. The FDA told Kent & Faloon that
in exchange for a guilty plea they would not have to go to prison and could
continue doing business on a more limited basis. The FDA wanted to censor the
contents of LIFE EXTENSION magazine and probably intended to "regulate" LEF by
limiting the products they could sell. Instead of pleading guilty, Kent &
Faloon filed a new battery of legal motions, escalated their political attacks
on the FDA and began extensive preparations for their trial.

"In November 1995, the FDA dropped all charges except the charge of
"obstruction of justice" against Saul Kent. In February, 1996 even this charge
was dropped. It was the first time in the history of the FDA that the agency
had given-up on a criminal indictment against a political opponent."

http://www.benbest.com/polecon/fdalef.html

BL

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the rock within the wave that comes forward and crashes on the beach, then
there's a reflected wave back."   Ralph Abraham  

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