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TC - 25 Aug 2005 15:33 GMT
http://www.pcrm.org/about/

Here is some intersting information about Neal Barnard and his cronies
on the board of PCRM:

Neal D  Barnard
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
(301) 951-3457

PCRM president Neal D. Barnard, M.D., is a popular speaker and the
author of Turn Off the Fat Genes; Foods That Fight Pain; Eat Right,
Live Longer; Food for Life; and other books on preventive medicine.

http://www.activistcash.com/biography.cfm/bid/455

http://www.activistcash.com/organization_motivation.cfm/oid/23

http://www.answers.com/topic/physicians-committee-for-responsible-medicine

T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D., Department of Nutrition, Cornell University.
President and CEO of the biotechnology company Paracelsian.
(http://www.paracelsian.com/company/management.shtml 6/27/01)On Board
of Advisors and Chairman of BioSignia's science advisory
board,(http://www.paracelsian.com/company/board.shtml 6/27/01), CSPI
phone interview (6/27/01) and is co-founder of the biotechnology
company Biomar International
Inc.(http://www.paracelsian.com/compay/press_releases/Jan201998.shtml
6/8/01) Research on the association of dietary factors and selected
plasma variables with sex hormone binding globulin in rural Chinese
women supported in part by Health Valley Corporation. (Am. J. Clin.
Nutr. 1996;63:22-31)

Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D., Cleveland Clinic, Department of
General Surgery. Convened a symposium on cholesterol and coronary
disease, Sept. 4-5,1997, Lake Buena Vista, FL., supported by a grant
from Park-Davis and Pfizer (Am. J. Cardiology 1998;82 (Suppl 10B))

Lawrence H. Kushi, Sc.D., Professor of nutrition and education,
Teachers College, Columbia University. Previously: University of
Minnesota, Div. Epidemiology, School of Public Health. Study on
Wheaties/whole grains (Am. J. Pub. Health. 1999;89:322-9) received
funding from General Mills, which issued a press release on it
(3/1/99).

****

Even animal rights activists aren't above being corrupt and pursuing
personal financial gain.

TC
Pickle-Head - 26 Aug 2005 05:04 GMT
Cripes!
Why don't you just bend over and pull your a.s cheeks apart?
THAT's just asking for a reaming.
What the hell does this have to do with nutrition anyways?
And before your twisted little mind comes up with anything, I'm not a
PETA type any more than I'm a vegan.

At least try to stick with the subject.
[Shakes head with disgust]
TC - 26 Aug 2005 14:50 GMT
> Cripes!
> Why don't you just bend over and pull your a.s cheeks apart?
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> At least try to stick with the subject.
> [Shakes head with disgust]

The subject is science, medicine and nutrition. PCRM maintains that it
is a physicians group (medicine) and dispenses all kinds of advice on
diet (nutrition). They advocate a vegetarian *diet* supposed based on
their *scientific* and *medical* expertise. My post brings attention to
who PCRM really are, so that people can take their "scientific-based
medical nutritional" advice for what it really is, animal rights dogma.

I don't give a rats a.s whether or not you eat meat, veggies or sh.t,
that is your business. Nor do I care whether you are with PETA or the
FBI or the CIA for that matter. Your comments are irrelevant and
biased, as well as completely useless to the discussion, and everyone
in the ng knows that.

TC
Krane - 26 Aug 2005 15:35 GMT
> > Cripes!
> > Why don't you just bend over and pull your a.s cheeks apart?
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
>
> TC

C'mon TC... you can't even admit that this topic belongs in a different
forum?  How can we take someone seriously when they never EVER admit to
being wrong?  Even when they're obviously wrong?

You've got some sort of self esteem problem, man....
TC - 26 Aug 2005 15:41 GMT
> > > Cripes!
> > > Why don't you just bend over and pull your a.s cheeks apart?
[quoted text clipped - 26 lines]
>
> You've got some sort of self esteem problem, man....

What is your problem? Why do you believe that it is your duty to try to
police an open usenet forum? Who died and made you god? Go f.ck
yourself.

TC
Krane - 26 Aug 2005 15:59 GMT
> > > > Cripes!
> > > > Why don't you just bend over and pull your a.s cheeks apart?
[quoted text clipped - 32 lines]
>
> TC

God died and made me God.  It was in his will.
Pickle-Head - 26 Aug 2005 18:55 GMT
TC Wrote:
"Your comments are irrelevant and biased, as well as completely useless
to the discussion, and everyone in the ng knows that."

TC, sorry to break it to ya, but that is just not the case.  Look at
the number of people saying exactly the same thing about you.  Hell,
you're the ONLY one who complained about me.  Everyone else seems to
have been pretty supportive of my posts.

Again, you post propaganda and, in this case, outright lies.
And you are being caught at it.

And Krane is absolutely right.
This topic DOES belong on another forum.  But as I see it, you
shouldn't have posted this type on inflammatory commentary here in the
first place.

Finally:
"I don't give a rats a.s whether or not you eat meat, veggies or sh.t,
that is your business."

Well apparently that's not true either.  The purpose of posting this
type of article is to influence people.  You said it yourself:

"My post brings attention to who PCRM really are, so that people can
take their "scientific-based medical nutritional" advice for what it
really is, animal rights dogma."

Holy crap!  A lobotomized crack whore could stagger through the holes
in your logic.  It's like you're not even trying!  Scary.

BTW: How does you bum feel?
:)
Robert - 26 Aug 2005 20:49 GMT
> TC Wrote:
> "Your comments are irrelevant and biased, as well as completely useless
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> you're the ONLY one who complained about me.  Everyone else seems to
> have been pretty supportive of my posts.

TC is pretty much irrelevent. He is ignored by everybody who can read on
their own. His cut and paste articles are troll droppings.

> Again, you post propaganda and, in this case, outright lies.
> And you are being caught at it.
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> BTW: How does you bum feel?
> :)
TC - 26 Aug 2005 20:57 GMT
> > TC Wrote:
> > "Your comments are irrelevant and biased, as well as completely useless
[quoted text clipped - 32 lines]
> > BTW: How does you bum feel?
> > :)

Irrelevant enough to have a three troll following.

TC
Pickle-Head - 26 Aug 2005 23:01 GMT
Only warning off the unwary.
BTW: You seem to be mis-using the term "troll", dontcha think?

"In the context of the Internet, a troll is a person who posts
inflammatory messages intended to cause a disruption in discourse. The
word is also often used to describe such messages."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll

That's what people have been saying about you, TC, all along.  Hell,
look at what you posted at the top of this thread!
Are you that blind or that stupid?
Pull you head out of your a.s, genius.
TC - 28 Aug 2005 00:01 GMT
> "In the context of the Internet, a troll is a person who posts
> inflammatory messages intended to cause a disruption in discourse. The
> word is also often used to describe such messages."

That is rich. You just described Krane, Robert and yourself. The three
trollketeers.

TC
Pickle-Head - 28 Aug 2005 18:17 GMT
Who's the original poster on this thread?

It also seems that the 3 people you mention are not the only ones who
agree that you are "totally whacked."

Thanks, Doug, for the support.  I know that many others agree with us.
I can't agree with you about PETA and nutition, but like you say, it
just re-enforces that TC is a biased, rainbow-sniffing, pill-popping,
flame-baiting, quack.

TC, you just don't get it.
TC - 29 Aug 2005 14:40 GMT
> Who's the original poster on this thread?
>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> TC, you just don't get it.

Any time I get criticized by one of the three trollketeers I feel that
I am on the right track and it gives me the encouragement to continue
shedding light on the truth.

TC
Pickle-Head - 29 Aug 2005 20:06 GMT
> Any time I get criticized by one of the three trollketeers I feel that
> I am on the right track and it gives me the encouragement to continue
> shedding light on the truth.
>
> TC

Oh.  Is that what you're doing?
Well, you're shedding something all right.
Feces? Yup.  Brain cells? Certainly!
Truth?
Hardly.
Blaming us for your lack of intelligence?
Sounds like it.

Remember, I'm not only criticizing the info you post, but also your
qualifications to post it in the first place.

Your high horse is dead, along with this argument.
Time to move on, pardner.
TC - 29 Aug 2005 20:10 GMT
> > Any time I get criticized by one of the three trollketeers I feel that
> > I am on the right track and it gives me the encouragement to continue
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> Your high horse is dead, along with this argument.
> Time to move on, pardner.

Another hit. I'm batting 100.

TC
Doug Freese - 29 Aug 2005 23:36 GMT
>> Another hit. I'm batting 100.

Juts like the people inside the funny farm think they are correct and
the world is wrong. You, ironnoggin, and milkbrain some how feel if you
say something frequently it will become fact. I'm sorry the world in not
flat, vegetarianism is a healthy diet to include children, milk is a
healthy fluid, and as for ironnoggin, well, beam him some place. Each of
you could do a skit on comedy central.  Wait, you do a skit many times a
day right here.

-DF
Pickle-Head - 30 Aug 2005 02:54 GMT
I feel the need to apoligize to TC.  It seems I have been wrong about
him.  In the past, I call him a Meglomanic Parasite.  That was not only
mean, but incorrect as well.

I now believe that TC has a serious inferiority complex.  He's starved
for attention.  Perhaps he was not hugged by his mummy enough.  Perhaps
he's simply lonely.  (Hell, Based on his online behaviour, I don't know
of anyone who could stand to be around him for more than 2 minutes.)
Perhaps he just has a really small penis.  Combine that with fanatical
ignorance, and we have a real loser.

He's still a parasite, tho.  Still posting while "working" I see.

TC is also a self described troll.  But the fundamental problem seems
to be his disconnect with reality.  He is acting like a total retard
and he can't seem to see that.  Like Doug says, "people inside the
funny farm think they are correct and the world is wrong."

So, the real score is:

Myself,
Krane,
Susan,
George,
Mr. Natural Health,
voyagernet,
Robert,
Jim Chinnis,
xjoejx,
MattLB,
jt,
Derek and Ann too, but I won't side with them either.
I could easily go on...

And now Doug gets it too!

That's at least 14 for the non-idiots and 0 for TC.
Batting 100?  Yup, if you are counting dumbass points.

"Critical thinking is my mantra, as you've all probably noticed by now.
"
HAHAHAHA!
That's the dumbest thing you've said so far!  You can't think your way
out a food wrapper.  Look at all the arguments you lost on these
groups.  Look at how others think of you.  You are making yourself the
laughing stock of these groups.  Bully for you!  Good Job!
[Shakes head in disgust, again...]
Pickle-Head - 30 Aug 2005 04:10 GMT
Oh, and Doug, You are right.  I agree that PETA is an extreme group.
I simply take offence to TC posting "bias bull Sh*t...99% of the time"
as you say.

I'm simply demanding that he prove himself.
He hasn't yet, and prefers to tell me, and others, to "f**k off".

Doug, you and I are aware of TC's "troubles", but many on these forums
are not.  Hopefully, they'll see these posts, see TC for what he is,
and maybe have a good chuckle or 3.

Have a good one!
PH.

PS: Iron-noggin?  Pickles are usually crunchy!  :)
MattLB - 31 Aug 2005 12:49 GMT
> So, the real score is:
>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> xjoejx,
> MattLB,

Sorry, I'm not a TC-basher. While I may not have read everything he's
posted, for the most part he seems to be on track and AFAICS has an
impressive (and tireless) ability to root out divided or contrary
loyalties in published reports.

Even worse than that though, is being lined up on the same side of the
fence as  John Gohde :-O

MattLB
TC - 31 Aug 2005 19:34 GMT
> > So, the real score is:
> >
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
>
> MattLB

Thanks Matt. I find your postings always informative and of interest
and well researched.

It is too bad that these trolls are turning this ng into a battle of
personalities and taking attention away from the important and useful
discussions.

We need to killfile these jackasses and ignore them til they go away.

TC
Pickle-Head - 31 Aug 2005 19:38 GMT
My apologies, Matt.  I didn't mean to imply that you agree or
disagree with anyone else.
Krane - 30 Aug 2005 14:50 GMT
> Another hit. I'm batting 100.
>
> TC

That's "batting 1000", dumbass.  Or are you only 10% successful?

I don't really see the logic in thinking that the more people disagree
with you, the more right you are.  I guess it's easier than thinking
you might be wrong.
George Cherry - 30 Aug 2005 17:00 GMT
>> Another hit. I'm batting 100.
>>
>> TC
>
> That's "batting 1000", dumbass.

LOL.

> Or are you only 10% successful?

Less than that.

> I don't really see the logic in thinking that the more people disagree
> with you, the more right you are.  I guess it's easier than thinking
> you might be wrong.
Dr. Dickie - 30 Aug 2005 17:59 GMT
> > Another hit. I'm batting 100.
> >
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> with you, the more right you are.  I guess it's easier than thinking
> you might be wrong.

Your last sentence should have stopped after the word "thinking."

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The only emperor is the emperor of ice-cream."
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TC - 31 Aug 2005 02:12 GMT
> > Another hit. I'm batting 100.
> >
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> with you, the more right you are.  I guess it's easier than thinking
> you might be wrong.

the logic is simple. the more trolls, animal-rights activists, pharma
apologists and general ne'er-do-wells that attack me, the more I am
convinced that my argument is correct. Now, if I were attacked by
highly regarded authorities, then I would feel that I would have to
re-think my position.

TC
Pickle-Head - 31 Aug 2005 03:14 GMT
We are all laughing at you, TC.
Doug Freese - 31 Aug 2005 12:19 GMT
> Now, if I were attacked by
> highly regarded authorities, then I would feel that I would have to
> re-think my position.

Anyone that takes exception to your position, be it  a troll or God  is
automatically declared by you to be some evil incarnate and wrong. Nice
straw man world you live in. As I said, those in the psyche  ward THINK
they are right. Most serial killers think they are making the world a
better place to live. Dahmer simply hated PETA.

-DF
Doug Freese - 28 Aug 2005 11:43 GMT
> Again, you post propaganda and, in this case, outright lies.
> And you are being caught at it.

I'm not a TC fan and often one of those that thinks he's totally whacked
but when it comes to PETA he is right on - they can't see  the trees
unless there are animals to show them the way.

> And Krane is absolutely right.
> This topic DOES belong on another forum.

Sorry but PETA quacks do belong in the nutrition group if for no other
reason, to show their bias bull Sh*t.  Of course TC is 99% of the time
out to lunch but he is about nutrition albeit wrong.

-DF
Nick - 26 Aug 2005 05:29 GMT
Animal rights?

Animals have more rights than Terri Schiavo did.

Her cheating husband had the right
to kill her.

Anybody remember that?
Sbharris[atsign]ix.netcom.com - 28 Aug 2005 18:54 GMT
> Animal rights?
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> Anybody remember that?

COMMENT:

I seem to remember that a blind vegetable with half a brain and no
consciousness was being kept alive by a surgical tube into her stomach,
and her legal guardian and medical power-of-attorney finally pulled it
out in accordance with his best understanding of her previous wishes.
Had she not wanted this kind of thing to happen, she certainly could
have signed all kinds of living wills to prevent it, when she was
mentally normal prior to her cardiac arrest and brain damage. She
didn't.

The same applies to you. If this happens to you, an you want them to
use artificial means (which a surgically implanted stomach tube and
pump is) to keep your blind, speachless and brain-fried body alive in a
bed or chair for 10 or 20 years, changing your diapers in a nursing
until you shrivel up and die of old age or whatever, THEN do your
paperwork, as Ms. Schiavo did not. If you don't, you husband or wife or
closest family will make that decision for you. A situation I certainly
agree with.

SBH
George  Lagergren - 28 Aug 2005 21:38 GMT
> I seem to remember that a blind vegetable with half a brain and no
> consciousness was being kept alive by a surgical tube into her stomach,
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> mentally normal prior to her cardiac arrest and brain damage. She
> didn't.

           And her LEGAL guardian was her husband, not her parents.

> The same applies to you. If this happens to you, an you want them to
> use artificial means (which a surgically implanted stomach tube and
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> closest family will make that decision for you. A situation I certainly
> agree with.

           The problem with the Terri Schiavo case was both of her parents
wanted to keep her brain-dead body on machine/tube support while her husband
finally decided machine/tube support should be deleted.
Sbharris[atsign]ix.netcom.com - 28 Aug 2005 21:54 GMT
>             The problem with the Terri Schiavo case was both of her parents
> wanted to keep her brain-dead body on machine/tube support while her husband
> finally decided machine/tube support should be deleted.

That's not a "problem." The law is very clear about that. If you don't
want your spouse to make your medical decisions for you instead of your
parents, then you'd better sign some papers to fix that. Because that
is the default feature of the law, same as it is if you die intestate
(without a will). Spouses come before parents. We all know that. [I
presume we do; your message makes me wonder].

SBH
 
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