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Jan Eastgate head of CCHR ARRESTED

Discussion in 'News and Current Events' started by TinyDancer, May 30, 2011.

  1. RightOn Member

  2. Anonymous Member

    As a MedicalDoctorfag, I agree with the article that "Homeopathy is obviously utter nonsense. So are reiki and other “energy” therapies." but there might be something in Acupuncture and herbal medicines. Chiropractic falls somewhere in between, in my view.

    /derail
  3. Anonymous Member

    Me too.
    Btw, did you know she hides children in that goiter neck? She slowly dissovles them into her precious bodily fluids. Carmen was lucky she wasn't absorbed.

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  4. Sponge Member

    ^Damn. Clicked the anon post button in error (kinda obvious, lol).

    P.S. forgot the dox....

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    Snapshot from unbroadcast footage of 2007 BBC Panorama: Scientology & Me.
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  5. Anonymous Member

    Those are full of aids in the form of woo beliefs like flow of qi, meridians or chiropractic subluxations that hinder new research and progress.
  6. Anonymous Member

    Isn't chiropractic the scientology of medicine?
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  7. Ogsonofgroo Member

    Lerved the post (lol, a blanket be too good, potato sack be good), but everytime I pass one of that cvnt's picture i *SHUDDER*
    Jabba, yes!

    Ick-bleh.
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  8. Anonymous Member

    Tory did a 2 person picket at Big Blue to inform them of Jan's arrest.

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  9. Anonymous Member

    The band Niacin is comprised of three members and the head is Billy Sheehan a well know Scientology member. Here are two of the three emails they list publicly billy@billysheehan.com, john@keysnovello.com

    I think they need to hear from people about Jan Eastgate and other abuses currently going on in Scientology.
  10. Anonymous Member

    Noooooo, chiropractors are very helpful. I have no idea why they have the bad rep.
  11. Disco Necked Member

    Because some of them are Scientologists.
  12. Anonymous Member

    Another Scientology member that needs to know about the crimes of Scientology

    Aleksandra Marzec
    LIC, Real Estate Broker, Realtor
    aleksandram.realtor@gmail.com
  13. Ogsonofgroo Member

    I don't give a fuck about all the Tory haters, she fucking gets off her ass and get out 'there' and not asfraid, anyone hating on her can go decompose imho.

    Me <3 Magoo! (as irritating as anyone can be


    Rock On Old Guard et ali!
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  14. thefatman Member

    This makes me sad. Acupuncture is an utter joke. It relies on qi and the various meridians, neither of which exist.

    If alternative medicine worked, it wouldn't be alternative.
  15. tikk Member

    Scientology targets chiropractors and dentists with management tech seminar scammery, via WISE; thus the bad rep around here. Obviously this only applies to a select few chiropractors and dentists.
  16. Anonymous Member

    Mainstream = workable and true?

    Christians, Muslims & Buddhists unite!!!!
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  17. Anonymous Member

  18. Ogsonofgroo Member

  19. Anonymous Member

  20. Anonymous Member

    Just one thing....
    It's wasn't actual rape. It was molestation.
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  21. Anonymous Member

    "Mainstream" has no meaning in science, which is concerned with evidence. A treatment with evidence of efficacy and safety becomes part of medicine.
  22. Herro Member

    Science isn't a single cohesive thing and there's much more than just evidence involved when it comes to what gets pursued and accepted in "science."
  23. Anonymous Member

    Depends on what definition of "actual rape" is used.
  24. Anonymous Member

    DD Palmer, founder of chiropractic, was even crazier than Hubbard. Bio here: http://www.nndb.com/people/816/000166318

    Acupuncture has been studied carefully and has been found no better than a placebo.

    Pharmacognosy or the study of herbal and natural products, has been a recognized field within science based medicine since like forever. It's only the post DSHEA unstudied over-hyped products that are "alternative."

    Anyway, "alternative" is now mainstream and means, essentially, "alternative to insurance billing" or "get the cash up front."
  25. Anonymous Member

    Define "science."
  26. Anonymous Member

    Julia Allender who heads up a collage basketball team needs to hear the audio of Xenu and the story of Jan Eastgate!
    juliaallender@gmail.com
  27. Anonymous Member

    NYPD
    (Not Your Personal Dictionary)
  28. Anonymous Member

    OK Humpty Dumpty.
  29. Herro Member

    That's the point.
  30. amaX Member

    Fuck you.
  31. Anonymous Member

    Chiropractic has a larger percentage of charlatans than most professions, which accounts for the mutual attraction between them and Scientology.
  32. Anonymous Member

    If you claim the word cannot be defined, then you must concede that you are incapable of rational comment regarding its referent.
  33. Anonymous Member

  34. Anonymous Member

    I'm 4 yrs old and what is this? ^
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  35. Anonymous Member

    No, it depends on what the offender was convicted of. Also, the victim herself has repeatedly said, when everyone started shouting "rape", that it was not rape but molestation.
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  36. Anonymous Member

    Qi and meridians are a way of explaining the way acupuncture works. They are models, a way of looking at the human body developed before there was good knowledge of anatomy and neurophysiology. They are not necessarily woo beliefs. Where acupuncture meets modern neuroscience is in the area of pain - the effect of acupuncture on modulating pain can be explained by the "Gate Control Theory".

    Yeah, Chiropractic has more woo beliefs. That's why I put it somewhere between acupuncture and homeopathy.
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  37. Anonymous Member

    P.S.: Jan Eastgate head of CCHR Arrested
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  38. Anonymous Member

    Yeah, I heard about the dentists. I wonder what is it about WISE that make Scientology so attractive to them.
  39. Humpty Dumpty was pushed.......
  40. thefatman Member

    Not to go absurdly off topic here, but Qi is supposed to be an energy force that flows through the body and the needles supposedly fix that. Given that the model was formed before we actually understood the body, why is it that people still push it. Given that the model has been shown to be wrong.

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