An Interesting Exchange
PeterB
and saw that the platform has reduced access to many of my oldest
posts. At any rate, here is a link to the first thread with a post of
mine to someone named Jason regarding his interaction with Mark
Probert. Please note Mark's response to Jason. Do you think this is
someone who achieved an objective?
Also see the "Warning" post, at
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med/msg/f569f86c8ed22f4e
PeterB
I forgot to add that it is Mark's "farewell" post to Jason that I am
referring to, his second in that thread. Consistent with the
"Warning" post, the objective of reducing participation in the
newsgroup was accomplished. There will never be an effort by
pharmnuts to expand readership in the ng. Note they are now trying to
redirect activity to a Yahoo venue.
Mark Probert
Gee...wow...I was encouraging peace, and you draw a negative
conclusion. Even Jan and I got along during that thread.
Hmmm..so what is your real nefarious purpose here? Cause friction?
BTW, you seem to have a lot of time on your hands, or, did BigSuppie
give you a hefty raise?
trigonometry1972@gmail.com |
> I was researching my posting history using Google's Usenet interface
> and saw that the platform has reduced access to many of my oldest
> posts. At any rate, here is a link to the first thread with a post of
> mine to someone named Jason regarding his interaction with Mark
> Probert. Please note Mark's response to Jason. Do you think this is
> someone who achieved an objective?
>
The loss of 5 pints of blood and no mention of
an auto crash. Sounds like an NSAID induced
GI bleed. And we can be fairly sure he
wasn't taking a vitamin K supplement.
Jason could have been a strawman.
If Jason was worried about a swear word
or two, he needed to get out in larger
world for awhile anyway.
I tried the Yahoo groups in the past. Some were good
and others had monitors/censors/group owners with
rather closed minds. Yahoo deleted some of
the groups due to fear of the "moral majority"
types. Which indicates a problem with a single
company providing interchange, it is too easy
to slip into censorship.
Trig
Mark Probert
<trigonometry1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 14, 8:19 am, PeterB <p...@mytrashmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I was researching my posting history using Google's Usenet interface
> > and saw that the platform has reduced access to many of my oldest
> > posts. At any rate, here is a link to the first thread with a post of
> > mine to someone named Jason regarding his interaction with Mark
> > Probert. Please note Mark's response to Jason. Do you think this is
> > someone who achieved an objective?
>
> >http://groups.google.com/group/misc.health.alternative/browse_frm/thr...
>
> > Also see the "Warning" post, athttp://groups.google.com/group/sci.med/msg/f569f86c8ed22f4e
>
> The loss of 5 pints of blood and no mention of
> an auto crash. Sounds like an NSAID induced
> GI bleed.
Try a detatched intestinal polyp causing a bleed form an artery.
Peter Bowditch
>Note they are now trying to
>redirect activity to a Yahoo venue.
I assume you are talking about me here.
I was asked to write some articles for Yahoo!. The one on vaccination
was the fifth one. The others have been an introduction to skepticism,
and thoughts about homeopathy, 911 "truthers" and atheism. The next
two will probably be about Holocaust denial and creationism. Do you
think my Big Pharma "sponsors" are getting their money's worth?
http://au.news.yahoo.com/opinion/archive/-/blog/australianskeptics
And are you still too frightened of Yahoo! to go there and contribute?
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Happy Oyster
>I was researching
Really?
Better read this:
</quote>
Botenstoffe: Wichtige Rolle beim Leberzellkrebs
--------------------------------------------------
Hepatitis-Viren verursachen chronische Leberentz�ndung und k�nnen zu
Leberzellkrebs f�hren. Man nimmt an, dass die ver�nderte Auspr�gung von
Botenstoffen an der entz�ndungsvermittelten Leberkrebsentstehung entscheidend
beteiligt ist.
</quote>
more:
http://news.doccheck.com/de/article/180162-botenstoffe-wichtige-rolle-beim-leberzellkrebs/
Quintessence: Vaccination against hepatitis is also a prevention against cancer.
.
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Happy Oyster
>On Oct 14, 11:19�am, PeterB <p...@mytrashmail.com> wrote:
>
>I forgot to add
Forgot? Really? Better read this:
Mark Probert
> PeterB <p...@mytrashmail.com> wrote:
> >Note they are now trying to
> >redirect activity to a Yahoo venue.
>
> I assume you are talking about me here.
>
> I was asked to write some articles for Yahoo!. The one on vaccination
> was the fifth one. The others have been an introduction to skepticism,
> and thoughts about homeopathy, 911 "truthers" and atheism. The next
> two will probably be about Holocaust denial and creationism. Do you
> think my Big Pharma "sponsors" are getting their money's worth?
>
> http://au.news.yahoo.com/opinion/archive/-/blog/australianskeptics
>
> And are you still too frightened of Yahoo! to go there and contribute?
Pontificating Blowhard is afraid that he may read something that will
make him think.
PeterB
> >Note they are now trying to
> >redirect activity to a Yahoo venue.
>
> I assume you are talking about me here.
>
> I was asked to write some articles for Yahoo!. The one on vaccination
> was the fifth one. The others have been an introduction to skepticism,
> and thoughts about homeopathy, 911 "truthers" and atheism. The next
> two will probably be about Holocaust denial and creationism. Do you
> think my Big Pharma "sponsors" are getting their money's worth?
I'm sure they want you to be a more well rounded pharmnut.
> http://au.news.yahoo.com/opinion/archive/-/blog/australianskeptics
>
> And are you still too frightened of Yahoo! to go there and contribute?
No, I just like getting invited over and over again.
PeterB
No, I'm afraid I'll encounter more incarnations of people like you who
clearly don't read anything at all. If I'm wrong, provide a list of
book titles on medical science that have informed your opinions. Oh
that's right, you just keep ignoring that question. My bad.