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guy - 05 Dec 2006 02:54 GMT

Several here advised me to stop responding
to some overdone chunk posts. I will admit
you were right.

We know the public pays the bulk of medical
education expenses. WE are entitled to receive the
benefits of that expenditure. Not to have it
used to have a poor example of
religion shoved down our throats.

Will someone give me any rational
reason why a seven year old child
can be afflicted with a horrible cancer
by any loving deity.

Why a warlord can live in luxury.
to a very old age, while the kids
he sent to hell or a living hell
suffered so much.

It does not compute.

Too many of my friends prayed til ther last
moment suffering more and more

Please desist from messing with a diabetic
group We are not playing some internet game.
We are fighting to avoid a premature dearth or
great misery.

w

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Cheri - 05 Dec 2006 04:12 GMT

Told you so. ;-)

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Cheri

guy wrote in message

<4575d500.5624031@news.consolidated.net>...

>Several here advised me to stop responding
>to some overdone chunk posts. I will admit
> you were right.

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Ozgirl - 05 Dec 2006 04:16 GMT

> Told you so. ;-)
>
> <4575d500.5624031@news.consolidated.net>...
>>Several here advised me to stop responding
>>to some overdone chunk posts. I will admit
>> you were right.

Now I am not getting Guy's posts. I am not sure if it
Supernews or not ;( Earlier this week it was Chung and Tom I
was missing a few of, not all though.

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BlueBrooke - 05 Dec 2006 05:54 GMT

>> Told you so. ;-)
>>
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>Supernews or not ;( Earlier this week it was Chung and Tom I
>was missing a few of, not all though.

When I saw that you had switched to Supernews, I wondered if this
would come up. I've never received Guy's posts either -- I only see
the replies. Don't really know why.
--

BlueBrooke
T2/D&E/June 2005

The things that come to those who wait will
be the things left by those who got there first.

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Noway2 - 05 Dec 2006 17:33 GMT

> >> Told you so. ;-)
> >>
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> The things that come to those who wait will
> be the things left by those who got there first.

>From what I recall reading on a different group, he has been banned

from several providers due to his spamming. While this is a good
thing, it has the effect of negating some filtering techniques as his
domain name changes.

The post that I read this also posted a link to the web site for the
medical board in the state of Georgia. It turns out that the guy does
hold a license as a practicing physician (with no hopspital
privledges). Surprisingly it didn't indciate any disciplinary actions
either. His license expires in July of 2007 if I read it correctly.

I have been waiting for him to make a couple of really off the wall,
religious ranting posts and I was going to send them to his states
medical board with a letter suggesting that they give some serious
thought as to wether they wanted him practicing as he is clearly off
his rocker.

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rk - 05 Dec 2006 17:44 GMT

: > >> Told you so. ;-)
: > >>
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: thought as to wether they wanted him practicing as he is clearly off
: his rocker.

Many moons ago (close to 4yrs ago) when the fool started with his
religious rantings and piss poor diabetic information he was trying to
pass here on ASD, I *DID* do some research and found where his last
known employer was (Mack remembers all of the information) and I know
that the Hospital administrator told me that the dung was *FIRED* for
"lack of quality of care* whatever that means... to me, it means he was a
piss-poor doctor just like he's proving now. And if you think about it, ANY
doctor that has time, day after day at any time of the day to be posting on
Usenet can not be seeing ANY patients. LOLOLOL Okay well maybe they are
imaginary ones :)

I've learned to stop responding to the moron, everyone else should too and
I've even gotten to the point of KF ANYONE that responds to him. If
everyone
did that.. this place wouldn't be so cluttered with crap from the dunghole.

RK - Who proudly was in Chunnngdungs R.I.P page for a few years.. w00t!

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Susan - 05 Dec 2006 18:42 GMT

> The post that I read this also posted a link to the web site for the
> medical board in the state of Georgia. It turns out that the guy does
> hold a license as a practicing physician (with no hopspital
> privledges). Surprisingly it didn't indciate any disciplinary actions
> either. His license expires in July of 2007 if I read it correctly.

Florida is where he was let go due to less than competent practices.

I believe, IIRC, that he lost his hospital privileges in GA for similar
reasons.

If you look at the hours of the day, days of the week he spends here,
you can see that he has no time that he's free to actually practice
medicine.

Susan

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Em - 05 Dec 2006 19:04 GMT

>> >> Told you so. ;-)
>> >>
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> thought as to wether they wanted him practicing as he is clearly off
> his rocker.

http://tinyurl.com/yfwdut

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Ma¢k - 05 Dec 2006 19:40 GMT

[Default] On Tue, 5 Dec 2006 19:04:22 -0000, "Em"
<Em3491NOSPAM@hotmail.com> Giggled into the madness of usenet:

>>> >> Told you so. ;-)
>>> >>
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>>
>http://tinyurl.com/yfwdut

chung is offering to commit a felony.

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Noway2 - 06 Dec 2006 01:16 GMT

> "Noway2" <no_spam_me2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > I have been waiting for him to make a couple of really off the wall,
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> >
> http://tinyurl.com/yfwdut

Thank You. That one got saved. I am glad that it has the headers and
everything.

While it probably won't do a damned bit of good, it just might give
that j.rkoff a bit more heartburn that even his cardiology practice
cant treat :)

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rk - 05 Dec 2006 04:38 GMT

Guy... if you want a copy of Agent please let me know..
will be happy to get you a copy on a easy to install CD.

Just to let ya know.. I'm really happy to see ya back posting.
You were very much missed.. at least by me.

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Robert Baker - 05 Dec 2006 20:02 GMT

>Several here advised me to stop responding
>to some overdone chunk posts. I will admit
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>used to have a poor example of
>religion shoved down our throats.

Is there any other kind of example of religion, at least of the kind
that's shoved down people's throats?

When will certain religious people learn that faith, if it comes, can
come only from within? The Moslems have at least that much correct:
"Let there be no compulsion in religion" -- Qu'ran 2:256

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Alexander Arnakis - 05 Dec 2006 22:24 GMT

>When will certain religious people learn that faith, if it comes, can
>come only from within? The Moslems have at least that much correct:
>"Let there be no compulsion in religion" -- Qu'ran 2:256

The Moslems are the worst offenders of all in this regard. Sure,
there's "no compulsion in religion." You have a choice if you live in
an area under Moslem domination -- either you can join that religion,
or (but only if you happen to be a member of an Abrahamic religion
like a Christian or a Jew) you can live under conditions of
second-class servitude. Ask Christians or Jews in Saudi Arabia if they
can practice their religion. Some "noncompulsion".....

(I know this is off-topic but I had to set the record straight.)

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Ma¢k - 06 Dec 2006 05:48 GMT

[Default] On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 20:02:17 +0000, Robert Baker
<korax1214@gmail.com> Giggled into the madness of usenet:

>>Several here advised me to stop responding
>>to some overdone chunk posts. I will admit
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>come only from within? The Moslems have at least that much correct:
>"Let there be no compulsion in religion" -- Qu'ran 2:256

the text may have it right, but in practice they are no different than
the christians in that they both want the whole world to become just
like them. Throughout the history of both religions, those who
refused to convert were routinely killed.

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