NYTimes' Lawrence Altman, CDC officer, ponders the wrong questions. The NeoMengeles still are free to harm all of us, and they're not Gentiles.

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Subject: Lawrence Altman, CDC officer, ponders the wrong questions

Date: Jan 25, 2008 8:19 PM

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The main question is whether doctors who are clearly murderers (the
Lyme cabal in
association with the CDC) should be allowed a public forum, like the
New York Times:
http://www.actionlyme.org/CDCS_PARTICIPATION_IN_LYME_CRIMES.htm

The question is, why are so many of these Lyme criminals Jews?
And in association with US-Israeli Biotech, still?

The question is, why is someone like Allen Steere not in jail for mass
murder?
http://www.actionlyme.org/CRYMEDISEASE_CHP3.htm

The question really is, are all these Jewish Lyme criminals, including
CDC officer
Lawrence Altman, somehow strangely trying to serve us some sort of
payback for Joseph
Mengele? Since that's exactly what we have been calling Zemel and
Feder at
UCONN who abuse children in the United States and Europe:
http://www.actionlyme.org/UCONNS_ABUSE_OF_CZECH_CHILDREN.htm
"Dr. Mengele," for his experiments on children.


We feel there is something odd about how Israelis can abuse, lie
about, perjure,
defraud the courts,
http://www.actionlyme.org/LEEBENS_DEFRAUDS_THE_COURT.htm
chronically harass sick people, lie about the genotypes that are
susceptible to
the most severe outcomes of Lyme
http://www.actionlyme.org/KLEMPNER.htm
and utterly ruin anyone they want -like the Palestinians, and "Judge
Jonathan
Kaplan's opinion of Irish people:
http://www.actionlyme.org/KAPLAN_IRISH_PEOPLE_BAD.htm

and perpetually lie about it.


'PERPETUALLY LIE ABOUT WHO IS HARMING WHOM.


Holc Noble quit the New York Times because they would not publish the
truth about
the Lyme crimes. They he was paid off to keep his mouth shut.
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.diseases.lyme/msg/6404a14cae0c8076?dmode=source
Just like some people who work in and for the State of Corrupticut.

But now the cat is out of the bag. David Volkman at SUNY flat out
called these
IDSociety.org (www.aldf.com) Lyme cabalists LIARS:
http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/full/358/4/428

You would think that would put an end to the harassment. They've been
called
LIARS by someone who was in on this game since Day One and apparently
has had enough
of the BS.

The Joseph Mengeles, the NAZIs, now work for UCONN, Yale, and New York
Medical College.

And obviously the CDC, since they did the "Bad Blood" Experiment on
African
Americans, clearly thinking African American are the dumb meat, the
lab animals,
that we're Lyme victims treated like today.

Worse, perhaps. None of the African American victims of the CDC's
Mengeles
were thrown in jail and falsely criminally charged with being a
terrorist for being
a whistleblower.

I tell you this verifiable fact- Jews are not smarter than Gentiles.
They in fact,
have more "schizophrenics" than any other population.

Schizophrenics believe in things that are not verifiable. Like Lyme
being a knee-only
disease. These people lie so much, they start believing their own
lies. We see
this quite routinely in the NeoCons. Never was there a more
successful grouping
of clearly lying delusional fools in American history, and who are
ALLOWED to carry
on as if the rest of us, as if reality, facts, don't exist.

- - -
I will post this to the internet, and at least 300 people from all
over the world
will read it in the next 24 hours, including the governments of
foreign nations.
Everyone will see who has been copied in these facts, and who did
nothing about
it, who is obliged to prosecute crime. Some people will verify the
claim about
Holc Noble, but most Lyme victims know it is true.

I WAS *THERE* at the LYME DISEASE FOUNDATION IN HARTFORD, when New
York Times'
HOLC NOBLE WAS *THERE* COLLECTING DATA, and I was helping to gather
information
about the Lyme crimes to give him.

Kathleen M. Dickson
http://www.actionlyme.org
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January 25, 2008
Swedes Ponder Whether Killer Can Be a Doctor
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN

STOCKHOLM -- The Karolinska Institute here is famed for choosing the
winners of the
Nobel Prize in Medicine each year, and as one of the world's most
prestigious medical
schools it rejects many students with the highest grades.

Last summer, Karl Helge Hampus Svensson, 31, was among the 180
students admitted
to the freshman class after receiving top grades in high school and
courses he took
online over the previous six years.

But last fall, institute officials received two anonymous letters
claiming that
Mr. Svensson had been a Nazi sympathizer who was paroled from a
maximum-security
prison after being convicted in 2000 of murder, a killing the police
called a hate
crime.

After confirming the information, the institute had to decide: should
Mr. Svensson
be allowed to become a doctor?

There was no legal way to expel Mr. Svensson, because "no national
policy covers
the situation," Dr. Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson, the Karolinska's
president, said
last month. The only grounds for expulsion would be if he were a
threat to others
or had a psychiatric illness, she said.

Many doctors, students and officials argued that Mr. Svensson should
never get a
license because of the trust needed in medicine; others said he had
served his time
and should be permitted to stay and become a doctor.

On Thursday, after considering the case for months, the Karolinska
expelled Mr.
Svensson on a technical issue: Mr. Svensson had apparently falsified
the name on
his high school transcripts.

In re-examining his application forms recently, an institute official
noticed that
Mr. Svensson's high school transcript, dated 1995, was under his
current surname,
Svensson, not what is believed to be his family name, Hellekant. Mr.
Svensson changed
his name after being convicted of the crime.

"That seemed strange to us, so on Wednesday we asked the national
agency responsible
for verifying application documents to check," and they could not
verify the transcript,
Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson said in a telephone interview on Thursday. "We
were under
the assumption that they had done it because that's their
responsibility."

Mr. Svensson offered no protest when another Karolinska official
notified him of
his expulsion, she said.

Mr. Svensson did not respond to numerous attempts to reach him for
this article.

In 2000, Mr. Svensson, then Mr. Hellekant, was convicted of shooting a
trade union
worker, Bjorn Soderberg, 41, seven times after a loud argument outside
Mr. Soderberg's
apartment in a Stockholm suburb on the night of Oct. 12, 1999. Mr.
Soderberg had
complained about a co-worker who displayed his neo-Nazi beliefs at
work, leading
to the co-worker's loss of a job and union position. The co-worker was
a friend
of Mr. Svensson's.

At the time of the killing, according to court records and Stockholm
police officials,
Mr. Svensson was under surveillance for neo-Nazi activities by the
Swedish Security
Service, the equivalent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Despite the conviction, Mr. Svensson maintained that he did not commit
the killing.

After serving 6 1/2 years of an 11-year sentence, Mr. Svensson was
released on parole
in February 2007. According to Swedish prison standards, inmates are
usually released
after serving two-thirds of their sentence.

While imprisoned, Mr. Svensson took a number of online courses that
met the Karolinska's
high standards. Two admissions committee members interviewed him
separately, Dr.
Wallberg-Henriksson said. One was a psychiatrist. But neither
interviewer detected
anything unusual or asked him to explain his activities during the
previous six-and-a-half-year
period, she said.

She notified Mr. Svensson's classmates by intranet on Thursday of the
decision to
expel him. On Friday she said she would address the students, her
third meeting
with the student body concerning Mr. Svensson's case.

Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson first met with students last fall to tell them
that a convicted
murderer was a classmate.

She met with students again when Mr. Svensson identified himself
before his classmates.
At that meeting, Mr. Svensson spoke for about 10 minutes without
apologizing for
the murder or his past. He did say, "Today, I am not the person I was
10 years ago,"
Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson said.

After Mr. Svensson spoke at that session, Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson
said, she discussed
the case with his classmates. One group vehemently expressed the view
that he deserved
to study medicine because he had served his time. But others
disagreed, saying they
were scared and felt unsafe having him as a classmate.

The proportion of supporters and critics among the speakers was about
even, she
said, but many who seemed neutral asked for more information.

Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson said that she offered Mr. Svensson and his
classmates consultations
with faculty members, including psychologists, and that many
responded.

Linnea Zetterman, a medical student at Umea University who went
through the same
45-minute interview process in applying to Karolinska, said it seemed
strange that
the interviewers did not question him about the six-and-a-half-year
period.

The interviews were "rigid and made you wonder whether you were suited
for the profession,"
she said.

A number of doctors, writing in a number of recent issues of
Lakartidningen, a journal
published by the Swedish Medical Association, have argued that Mr.
Svensson should
not be allowed to become a doctor.

Also, the Swedish licensing body, which has no authority over medical
schools, has
said it will not grant Mr. Svensson a medical license if he graduates
because of
the conviction. That view left Karolinska officials in a quandary over
whether and
how to tell Mr. Svensson's patients about his past.

When Dr. Wallberg-Henriksson appealed to the Swedish government to
resolve the issue,
she said she received mixed signals.

Because the expulsion does not resolve how to handle any future such
cases, Sweden
must determine whether medical schools can admit a convicted murderer,
among other
issues, she said.

Lawrence K. Altman reported from Stockholm last month and later added
updated information.
Majsan Bostrom contributed reporting.

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