Re: OFF TOPIC - just this once more, it's too important -DON'T READ IF IT OFFENDS YOU

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Good points, Steve. My real point is the way the FDA conducts itself; why in
Heaven's name does a medical clinic have to be raided at gun point? This is
standard modus operandi; the FDA did it to Burzynski in Texas (he eventually
won in Federal court and the judge verbally reamed the FDA administrators,
who just laughed) and to Jonathon Wright in Washington (he also eventually
won in Federal court, with no consequences for the FDA administrators) - in
both cases, guns-drawn, kick-the-door-in-raids. In Jonathon Wright's case
the whole thing is on videotape - complete with agents holding guns to
nurse's heads. It's not justice being served, it's a federal agency
conducting terrorist raids against selected targets, and getting away with
it because there are no consequences for the officials involved and because
most of us find it too hard to believe such a thing could actually be
happening in America. I couldn't believe it myself until I saw the
videotape.

Charles

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Crutchfield 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: OFF TOPIC - just this once more, it's too important -DON'T READ
IF IT OFFENDS YOU


> Pardon me, but how can I know it offends me without reading it?
>
> One of the drawbacks of the internet is that information rockets
> around cyberspace and gets taken for truth. Do I have any indication
> that any of this information is factual or not? Or is this another
> internet hoax (like the story accepted by many in the middle east that
> NO jews died in the world trade center bombings.)
>
> Personally, I know many hard working and honest folks at FDA, many of
> whom are invovled in drug testing and approval processes. According
> to a colleague's wife, who works there verifying claims made by drug
> makers for efficacy and safety, many of these so called "miracle drugs
> being squashed by the evil FDA to protect drug company profit$$$$" are
> in fact nothing more than the modern equivalent of snakeoil scams.
>
> Having given this far more attention than it deserves, I return to
> XyWrite to continue my work.
>
> Steve Crutchfield