by the way, which sources did he quote you consider invalid.


usual suspect wrote:

> Beach Runner bitched:
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>>> WTF are you doing posting 64kb newsletters to newsgroups? Next time
>>> just post a few highlights and a link. You twit.
>>>
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>>>
>>>> A quote from the May 2005 issue of the Center for
>>>> Science in the Public Interest's
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>>> CSPI is an activist group. They're not scientists, they only advocate
>>> radical changes in public policy. They're food Nazis.
>>>
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>> You cut and paste far more information. The man is a medical doctor.
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> CSPI is not a medical organization. CSPI is a leftwing activist group.
> http://www.activistcash.com/organiza...iew.cfm/oid/13
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>> He is an activist,
>
>
> I know.
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>> BTW, I acknowledged your information on Dr. Kessler current status
>> regarding Albert Einstein school of medicine. I doubt they hire quacks.
>
>
> I don't.
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>> I still highly recommend, as would most endocrinologists,
>
>
> No, dummy, SOME endocrinologists.
>
>> the Bone Density Diet. Regardless of the fact that you think an
>> osteopath is not valid. If I make a mistake I acknowledge it.
>
>
> You've yet to acknowledge that you've greatly exaggerated the position
> of groups like ADA, AHA, UCS, etc., with respect to vegetarianism. They
> do not recommend it.
>
>> Albert Einstein school of medicine and Cornell both have hired him.
>
>
> So what? I'm pretty sure they've also hired janitors. Just because
> someone has worked some place doesn't make him an expert, nor does it
> give him credibility. I'm still waiting for you to name one study your
> Dr Kessler authored or co-authored.
>
>> As far as I know, he does not want to be a full time professor,
>
>
> Strawman and irrelevant. You've written that he is one. The only college
> at which he's been a professor is an osteopathic one, not a medical one.
>
>> he is more interested in his institute.
>
>
> Which institute is that, numbnuts? He's not listed in the staff of the
> one in NJ whose website you linked. He's not the director of it. He's
> not the founder of it. It was founded almost 60 years ago by another
> Kessler, you dope.
>
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>> Because of nut cases like you on this list, I won't post my name.
>
>
> It would save the police a little time, but they can get it from your
> ISP (whose acceptable use policy you've violated with your threats of
> physical violence) when they get a warrant.
>
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