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The Dean's published a final demand for Dr. Wulsin...

2006-08-05T18:57:00.000-04:00

The Dean's published a final demand for Dr. Wulsin to produce a copy of her Heimlich report.

Great idea. Since you are not making sense and I ...

2006-08-05T16:00:00.000-04:00

Great idea. Since you are not making sense and I have explained this to you, I will refer you to all previous posts where your illogic has been demonstrated.

Since you keep saying the same things over and ove...

2006-08-05T09:53:00.000-04:00

Since you keep saying the same things over and over, I guess I'll just refer you to all the previous comments in which all your points are answered.

WestEnder: I am giving the Wulsin campaign till n...

2006-08-05T07:50:00.000-04:00

WestEnder: I am giving the Wulsin campaign till next week to provide the report -- which they have told me I can have repeatedly. For some strange reason, they just never seem able to get it.

Once I have gone over and above any normal person's sense of patience -- respectfully asking to see this from them directly for weeks upon weeks -- I will be happy to move forward on getting

WestEnder, why lash out at the above posters? Is i...

2006-08-05T01:40:00.000-04:00

WestEnder, why lash out at the above posters? Is it their fault that your angel Dr. Wulsin's halo isn't on as straight as you may have thought?

Isn't the real problem the local Democratic party who refuse to spend any time and money to develop a decent opposition candidate for this Congressional seat? Tim Burke has no problem handing the slot to whomever turns up with cash on hand. In

I didn't read your post after you asked me to shar...

2006-08-04T17:12:00.000-04:00

I didn't read your post after you asked me to share my name. Are you kidding me? Is your head seriously that far up your ass?

You have lied 3 times already: first about international law, then about IRBs, then about her house.

Your comments consist of nothing but lies and ad nauseum personal attacks based on baseless accusations. I have to wonder whether you work for Jean

I've seen Wulsin's home. I interviewed here there ...

2006-08-04T15:33:00.000-04:00

I've seen Wulsin's home. I interviewed here there last year.

Interviewed her for what? Why not share your name?

Whoever you are, you continue to ignore the key issue regarding Dr. Wulsin's participation in the Heimlich Africa experiments, which is that vulnerable patients are unprotected. Heimlich has a well-documented history of abusive human experiments in Mexico, China

I've seen Wulsin's home. I interviewed here there ...

2006-08-04T13:56:00.000-04:00

I've seen Wulsin's home. I interviewed here there last year. It is nothing like you describe. As I recall, it is a ranch house in the woods.

Six bdrms? Six baths?

I'm sure you figured I wouldn't know that, but it turns out I do. Bad luck, liar.

You've discredited yourself better than her campaign ever could.

Dr. Wulsin made these remarks last Sunday to a gro...

2006-08-04T12:57:00.000-04:00

Dr. Wulsin made these remarks last Sunday to a group of seniors:

"Health care should put patients above profits. Let me repeat this shockingly simple statement: Health care should put patients above profits. Check out poor Vic's $2,000,000.00 6 bedroom & 6 bathroom home in poor Indian Hill. Not bad for putting patients above profit. Conducting illegal experiments on AIDS patients in

I didn't find her comments absurd at all. I think ...

2006-08-04T11:45:00.000-04:00

I didn't find her comments absurd at all. I think she's responded satisfactorily to your accusations, and furthermore, if there's any absurdity, I would have to say it's on your side.

(And I don't know Ms. Driscoll or Dr. Wulsin or anyone in the campaign for that matter. I don't even vote in OH-2).

It's well known that you have a Heimlich monomania, and I'm getting the

Ann, your comments are absurd. You accuse me of h...

2006-08-04T08:27:00.000-04:00

Ann, your comments are absurd. You accuse me of having my mind made up, and that I will not change it if I see the report.

How can you know that? Is there something in the report incriminating?

I mean, if the report says what she claims -- that she was hired, did a review, and recommended that the project be discontinued -- end of story. Closed case. She's telling the truth.

Dr. Wulsin has been reluctant to discuss her work ...

2006-08-04T07:37:00.000-04:00

Dr. Wulsin has been reluctant to discuss her work with the Heimlich Institute with a number of reporters. Moreover, her story has changed throughout the course of interviews.

As the Dean states above, Dr. Wulsin has failed to provide him with a copy of the unpublished report which she wrote for the Heimlich Institute. Dr. Wulsin only provided a copy of her report to another reporter

Anon #1 wrote: As an experienced public health pro...

2006-08-03T23:58:00.000-04:00

Anon #1 wrote: As an experienced public health professional, Dr. Wulsin is aware that international law requires that all experiments using human subjects be monitored by an Institutional Review Board (IRB). The presence of an IRB is designed to protect human subjects from exploitative researchers.

Could you cite the international stature to which you are referring? I don't think

Repeating the claim "As Dr. Wulsin is aware," does...

2006-08-03T23:24:00.000-04:00

Repeating the claim "As Dr. Wulsin is aware," does not provide any conclusive proof of the standards by which you are basing your argument. I'm talking ethical standards by medical journals and textbooks. I'm talking using quotes from sources other than a Radar article.

For example, you write "As Dr. Wulsin is aware, examining records of illicit human subjects research makes her a

Debating whether Dr. Wulsin's participation in the...

2006-08-03T23:21:00.000-04:00

Debating whether Dr. Wulsin's participation in the Heimlich Africa experiments compares to Nazi concentration camp experiments only obscures the real issues. However, readers may be interested to know that in print, Robert S. Baratz MD PhD, president of the National Council Against Health Fraud, has compared Heimlich's illicit research to Nazi concentration camp experiments.

More to the

As an experienced public health professional, Dr. ...

2006-08-03T22:56:00.000-04:00

As an experienced public health professional, Dr. Wulsin is aware that international law requires that all experiments using human subjects be monitored by an Institutional Review Board (IRB). The presence of an IRB is designed to protect human subjects from exploitative researchers.

There is no indication that an IRB has ever been in place for the Heimlich Institute's experiments in

"THE DEAN"--As the video clip you provided demonst...

2006-08-03T22:01:00.000-04:00

"THE DEAN"--

As the video clip you provided demonstrates, Vic answers your question comprehensively and respectfully, providing all the pertinent information: she was hired by the Heimlich Institute to do a literature review of malariotherapy, she found that malariotherapy was ineffective, and she was fired for her findings. In other words, Vic disputed the merits of malariotherapy and

Let's make this real simple.Do you think we should...

2006-08-03T21:59:00.000-04:00

Let's make this real simple.

Do you think we should conduct medical experiments on humans in the third world?

According to my sources, Wulsin is not being truthful when she says she did not endorse malariotherapy. It is my understanding she endorsed it fully. That's why I want to see the report.

Her campaign keeps telling me they will get it soon. It's been several

Again, I must ask: how deep is your understanding ...

2006-08-03T18:20:00.000-04:00

Again, I must ask: how deep is your understanding of virology and hematology? What is your understanding of the molecular mechanisms of disease?

I'll click the links and get the info you suggest, but even without doing that I can understand why malaria might be considered an HIV antagonist.

If scientists suggested giving sickle cell anemia to someone with malaria, what would you

Dr. Vic Wulsin absolutely worked for the Heimlich ...

2006-08-03T18:02:00.000-04:00

Dr. Vic Wulsin absolutely worked for the Heimlich Institute -- doing what she said was a literature review -- to determine the efficacy of "malariotherapy." This is Dr. Heimlich's weird idea that injecting AIDS patients with malaria will cure their AIDS. His experiments have been likened to Nazi Germany, and they fly in the face of all accepted ethics.

He had some such experiments done

Well, that's interesting. I clicked over to Ms. He...

2006-08-03T17:30:00.000-04:00

Well, that's interesting. I clicked over to Ms. Henretta's page and it turns out she's a Green. I find it odd that a Green would criticize a candidate who not only recognizes, but openly acknowledges corporate control of health care. And that's not even mentioning that the other choice is Jean "I support the President on that" Schmidt.

Furthermore, you don't seem to know much about

oookaay...

2006-08-03T14:05:00.000-04:00

oookaay...

What honerable words. I move for her to donate all...

2006-08-03T13:13:00.000-04:00

What honerable words. I move for her to donate all of her earnings as a doctor to AIDS...and I don't mean by infecting them with Maleria. I'd gather to say she does not care about patients unless she is getting paid.