scientology did name this Dr Davie E. Root to witness...
xenufrance
views. I listened a part of one of them, David E. Root.
The guy said that he observed a percentage over 99% of good betterments in
those "4000" clients he had treated with the program.
Take a look at him on wikipedia.
The second was a Dr Ross, a psychiatrist it seems. I did not listen him, I
had to go back home. I have no more about hipm.
r
Eldon
> Yesterday evening, the scientologists had paid two doctors to defend their
> views. I listened a part of one of them, David E. Root.
>
> The guy said that he observed a percentage over 99% of good betterments in
> those "4000" clients he had treated with the program.
Good gawd, they dragged that clam quack all the way from Sacramento,
CA to Paris? They must be desperate.
>
> Take a look at him on wikipedia.
Here's another reference.
ww.newsreview.com/sacramento/content?oid=283982
Eldon
Here's Dr Colin Andrew Ross, the Texas psychiatrist:
Eldon
> On Jun 9, 6:13 pm, "xenufrance" <xenufra...@free.fr> wrote:
>
> > Yesterday evening, the scientologists had paid two doctors to defend their
> > views. I listened a part of one of them, David E. Root.
>
> > The guy said that he observed a percentage over 99% of good betterments in
> > those "4000" clients he had treated with the program.
>
> Good gawd, they dragged that clam quack all the way from Sacramento,
> CA to Paris? They must be desperate.
>
>
>
> > Take a look at him on wikipedia.
Here's another reference.
www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content?oid=283982
Sorry, I knocked off the first W there, so this URL should be
automatic.
barbz
He thinks the Purif is a Good Thing.
http://www.rawfoodinfo.com/articles/art_purificationprogram.html
This guy is really a medical dr?
--
Barb
Chaplain, ARSCCwdne
"Can you vandalize a private pansy on public property? "
--Graham Berry, Esq.