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Rod · 2004-03-07T13:02:04+00:00

Peter, The University of Melbourne gives good account of what is required to hold a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine.". Pretty good Uni you would have to agree. http://www.unimelb.edu.au/ExecServ/Statutes/r3036.htm Likewise the University of Texas site also explains what is required to hold a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine." http://www.swmed.edu/home_pages/publish/sms_catalog/d- egree.html So we can compare that the same requirements are in place between Australia and USA and indeed the UK, for Doctors to hold a degree called "Doctor of Medicine." The University of Bristol refers to the degree "Doctor of Medicine" as "MD" and the requirement is Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery as is the case here in Australia. Now, just so the general audience does not get confused about who has the right to call themselves an MD, please read the following site (Clause 8 will do nicely.) from the University of Tasmania. http://www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/UTASHANDBOOKS/RULES/- rhdmed.html The use of the term MD is becoming more universal so I think that the point you were trying to make was simply your way of denigrating Dr Cabot and of course you eluded that she was not even registered and that no one cared about this. Are you saying that she has been de-licensed or perhaps just not registered in Australia at this time ? Now if you do not fancy the Uni of Tassie, then lets look a little more closer to home at the University of Queensland. http://www.uq.edu.au/study/program.html?acad_prog=7504 It does say Doctor of Medicine "MD", does it not. I think you owe a whole lot of people an apology for the deceiving and near libellous statements you have made about Dr Cabot MD. Certainly you have tried to lead people to believe that you know it all with your BA which simply stands for "Bloody Awful" person. I think Dr Barrett is no longer registered either. Cheers, Rod "Peter Bowditch" wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... "rb" wrote: To save time and repetition, I have put a single reply at the end. > Yes my dear, PROSECUTED! One can't go around on > Australian TV and Radio >and selling millions of copies of her books etc while >just openly pretending >to be a medical Doctor without getting in very very >serious trouble with the >law. That my lady is a serious jail time offense. > >How have you supposedly definitely found out that she >is LYING about being a >medical Doctor? Can you prove it? > >RB > One more time for the brain dead. SHE HAS ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS> NECESSARY TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA. What are those "qualifications" for Australia? Don't you have to have some sort of training? Why don't you go ahead and clear up this little mystery? Also too isn't it AGAINST THE LAW to "falsely" claim to be an MD by using the initials MD behind one's name? Nobody is denying that. Except maybe Hawki to whom I was addressing my comments and you and the rest of the gang. What she doesn't have is the right to put the letters "MD" after her> name. This is not a criminal offence unless she uses it to hold> herself out to have that particular degree in order to make money. It> is simply a breach of manners and a lie. Why doesn't she have the right to put MD behind her name if she has "ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA" as you said. Like I was saying, why hasn't she been arrested for doing just that UNLESS she is an MD? It's not like she's using those initials in a secretive manner in an obscure corner of Australia! The authorities must know whom she is and have already investigated her credentials surely and must have found nothing amiss. After all, I'm sure Peter Bowditch has already informed on her in the fond hope that she really wasn't a qualified and licensed MD. As it happens, she doesn't seem to use "MD" in Australia. The web site> which talks about her Australian seminars and other activities does> not mention it (except in pictures of the covers of her books). Her US> site, however, does use the false degree. Now you mention it. Is it not against the law to do that in the US as well if one is in truth not an MD!??? I'll just say it again, so that it might sink in. The fact that ex-Dr Cabot has had her registration to practise medicine in Australia withdrawn means that she must have the necessary qualifications at> some time. Those that practise medicine in the US and Canada are called MD's. What is the equivalent for Australia? If it is "MD" then you're saying she withdrew her registration! - which registration I'm given to understand, licensed her to legally practise medicine in Australia in the first place? - which must have meant that once upon a time she was indeed a licensed MD for Australia or the MD equivalent thereof? Question is....how could she have gotten registered in the first place without the necessary degrees etc? Wouldn't the authorities check up on this to make sure she did indeed have those necessary qualifications from a recognised institute of higher learning? Are you saying that she originally misrepresented her qualifications to the authorities that licensed her to practise medicine in the first place? ex-Dr Cabot has had her registration to practise medicine in Australia withdrawn means that she must have the necessary qualifications at some time. { **AND*** } SHE HAS ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY > TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA By your 1st statement here, do you mean to say that in Australia it is necessary to have necessary qualifications in order to legally practise medicine and do you or do you not have to be a qualified and licensed MD to practise medicine in Australia??? Do you mind clearing up the confusion inherent between your first and second statements? Considering your 2nd statement, how do you reconcile it with calling Dr. Cabot the ex-Dr. Cabot? Why ex? But I can guarantee that if she got her licence back and applied for visiting rights at a hospital, she would be a fool to mention "MD" anywhere. Doesn't she have "ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA" as you said??? Perhaps Peter you will be good enough to clear up why you feel this way? Do you think and are you saying that all those years ago she DIDN'T have the necessary qualifications to acquire the right to use the initials MD behind her name? As an afterthought, it has occurred to me that anyone who has ever> earned any university degree would be aware of the conventions and> etiquette associated with what people put after their names. As> r(ectal) b(olus) and Jan have never had the ACTUAL EXPERIENCE, they> probably will never understand the problem. The only thing I'm having trouble with is understanding you. It is not my fault that you are as stupid as a rock. Doctors in Australia do not call themselves "MD". The abbreviation does not mean "medical doctor" (even in the USA), but refers to a university degree called "Doctor of Medicine". Only people holding such a degree are entitled to put the letters after their names. Ex-Dr Cabot is perfectly entitled to call herself "Sandra Cabot MB,BS". It is doubtful whether she should call herself "Doctor" as this is a courtesy title and she is no longer registered, but nobody really cares about this. If you had ever been to a university, you would know that degrees have names and official abbreviations. A Bachelor of Medicine from most Australian and UK universities is not called "BM" but is "MB". A Bachelor of Surgery is called "BS" in Australia but "BChir" or some variant in the UK. A "BS" from an American university is a Bachelor of Science, but that is called "BSc" in Australia. I did essentially science courses at university but I have to put "BA" after my name because a quirk of my university's rules meant that I was granted a Bachelor of Arts. Simple, isn't it? -- Peter Bowditch Snip all the spamming.

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7 March 2004, 13:02 UTC #1

Peter,
The University of Melbourne gives good account of what is
required to hold a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine.". Pretty
good Uni you would have to agree.
unimelb.edu.aur3036.htm
Likewise the University of Texas site also explains what is
required to hold a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine."
swmed.edud
egree.html
So we can compare that the same requirements are in place
between Australia and USA and indeed the UK, for Doctors to
hold a degree called "Doctor of Medicine."
The University of Bristol refers to the degree "Doctor of
Medicine" as "MD" and the requirement is Bachelor of
Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery as is the case here in
Australia.
Now, just so the general audience does not get confused
about who has the right to call themselves an MD, please
read the following site (Clause 8 will do nicely.) from the
University of Tasmania.
admin.utas.edu.auadmin.utas.edu.au
rhdmed.html
The use of the term MD is becoming more universal so I think
that the point you were trying to make was simply your way
of denigrating Dr Cabot and of course you eluded that she
was not even registered and that no one cared about this.
Are you saying that she has been de-licensed or perhaps just
not registered in Australia at this time ?
Now if you do not fancy the Uni of Tassie, then lets look a
little more closer to home at the University of Queensland.
uq.edu.auprogram.html
It does say Doctor of Medicine "MD", does it not.
I think you owe a whole lot of people an apology for the
deceiving and near libellous statements you have made about
Dr Cabot MD. Certainly you have tried to lead people to
believe that you know it all with your BA which simply
stands for "Bloody Awful" person.
I think Dr Barrett is no longer registered either.
Cheers, Rod
"Peter Bowditch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"rb" <[email hidden]> wrote:
To save time and repetition, I have put a single reply at
the end.
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> Yes my dear, PROSECUTED! One can't go around on
> Australian TV and

Radio
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>and selling millions of copies of her books etc while
>just openly

pretending
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>to be a medical Doctor without getting in very very
>serious trouble

with
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the
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>law. That my lady is a serious jail time offense.
>
>How have you supposedly definitely found out that she
>is LYING about

being a
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>medical Doctor? Can you prove it?
>
>RB
>
One more time for the brain dead. SHE HAS ALL THE
QUALIFICATIONS>

NECESSARY TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA.
What are those "qualifications" for Australia? Don't you
have to have

some
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sort of training? Why don't you go ahead and clear up
this little

mystery?
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Also too isn't it AGAINST THE LAW to "falsely" claim to
be an MD by using the initials MD behind one's name?
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Nobody is denying that.
Except maybe Hawki to whom I was addressing my comments
and you and the rest of the gang.
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What she doesn't have is the right to put the letters
"MD" after her>

name. This is not a criminal offence unless she uses it
to hold> herself

out
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to have that particular degree in order to make money.
It> is simply a breach of manners and a lie.
Why doesn't she have the right to put MD behind her
name if she has

"ALL
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THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO PRACTISE MEDICINE IN
AUSTRALIA" as you

said.
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Like I was saying, why hasn't she been arrested for doing
just that

UNLESS
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she is an MD? It's not like she's using those initials in
a secretive

manner
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in an obscure corner of Australia! The authorities must
know whom she is

and
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have already investigated her credentials surely and must
have found

nothing
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amiss. After all, I'm sure Peter Bowditch has already
informed on her in

the
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fond hope that she really wasn't a qualified and
licensed MD.
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As it happens, she doesn't seem to use "MD" in
Australia. The web site>

which talks about her Australian seminars and other
activities does> not mention it (except in pictures of
the covers of her books). Her US> site, however, does use
the false degree.
Now you mention it. Is it not against the law to do
that in the US as

well
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if one is in truth not an MD!???
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I'll just say it again, so that it might sink in. The
fact that ex-Dr Cabot has had her registration to
practise medicine in Australia withdrawn means that she
must have the necessary qualifications at>

some
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time.
Those that practise medicine in the US and Canada are
called MD's. What

is
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the equivalent for Australia? If it is "MD" then you're
saying she

withdrew
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her registration! - which registration I'm given to
understand, licensed

her
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to legally practise medicine in Australia in the first
place? - which

must
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have meant that once upon a time she was indeed a
licensed MD for

Australia
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or the MD equivalent thereof? Question is....how could
she have gotten registered in the first place without the
necessary degrees etc? Wouldn't the authorities check up
on this to make sure she did indeed have those necessary
qualifications from a recognised institute of higher
learning?

Are
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you saying that she originally misrepresented her
qualifications to the authorities that licensed her to
practise medicine in the first place?
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ex-Dr Cabot has had her registration to practise
medicine in Australia withdrawn <which> means that she
must have <had> the necessary qualifications at some
time.

{ **AND*** }
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SHE HAS ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY > TO PRACTISE
MEDICINE IN

AUSTRALIA
By your 1st statement here, do you mean to say that in
Australia it is
necessary to have necessary qualifications in order to
legally practise
medicine and do you or do you not have to be a qualified
and licensed MD

to
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practise medicine in Australia??? Do you mind clearing up
the confusion inherent between your first and second
statements? Considering your 2nd statement, how do you
reconcile it with calling Dr. Cabot the ex-Dr.

Cabot?
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Why ex?
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But I can guarantee that if she got her licence back
and applied for visiting rights at a hospital, she
would be a fool to mention "MD" anywhere.
Doesn't she have "ALL THE QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO
PRACTISE MEDICINE

IN
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AUSTRALIA" as you said???
Perhaps Peter you will be good enough to clear up why
you feel this

way?
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Do you think and are you saying that all those years ago
she DIDN'T have

the
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necessary qualifications to acquire the right to use the
initials MD

behind
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her name?
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As an afterthought, it has occurred to me that anyone
who has ever>

earned
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any university degree would be aware of the conventions
and> etiquette associated with what people put after
their names. As> r(ectal) b(olus)

and
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Jan have never had the ACTUAL EXPERIENCE, they> probably
will never understand the problem.
The only thing I'm having trouble with is
understanding you.
It is not my fault that you are as stupid as a rock.
Doctors in Australia do not call themselves "MD". The
abbreviation does not mean "medical doctor" (even in the
USA), but refers to a university degree called "Doctor of
Medicine". Only people holding such a degree are entitled
to put the letters after their names. Ex-Dr Cabot is
perfectly entitled to call herself "Sandra Cabot MB,BS".
It is doubtful whether she should call herself "Doctor" as
this is a courtesy title and she is no longer registered,
but nobody really cares about this.
If you had ever been to a university, you would know that
degrees have names and official abbreviations. A Bachelor
of Medicine from most Australian and UK universities is
not called "BM" but is "MB". A Bachelor of Surgery is
called "BS" in Australia but "BChir" or some variant in
the UK. A "BS" from an American university is a Bachelor
of Science, but that is called "BSc" in Australia. I did
essentially science courses at university but I have to
put "BA" after my name because a quirk of my university's
rules meant that I was granted a Bachelor of Arts.
Simple, isn't it?
--
Peter Bowditch

Snip all the spamming.

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Doug
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7 March 2004, 13:19 UTC #2

"Rod" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
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Peter,
The University of Melbourne gives good account of what is
required to

hold
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a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine.". Pretty good Uni you
would have to agree.
unimelb.edu.aur3036.htm
Did Dr Cabot go to Melborne University?
Quoted message said:
Likewise the University of Texas site also explains what
is required to

hold
Quoted message said:
a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine."
swmed.edudeg
ree.html
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Texas?
Quoted message said:
So we can compare that the same requirements are in
place between

Australia
Quoted message said:
and USA and indeed the UK, for Doctors to hold a degree
called "Doctor of Medicine."
The University of Bristol refers to the degree "Doctor of
Medicine" as

"MD"
Quoted message said:
and the requirement is Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor
of Surgery as is the case here in Australia.
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Bristol?
Quoted message said:

Now, just so the general audience does not get confused
about who has the right to call themselves an MD, please
read the following site (Clause 8 will do nicely.) from
the University of Tasmania.
admin.utas.edu.auRULE
S/rhdmed.html
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Tasmania?
Quoted message said:

The use of the term MD is becoming more universal so I
think that the

point
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you were trying to make was simply your way of denigrating
Dr Cabot and of course you eluded that she was not even
registered and that no one cared about this. Are you
saying that she has been de-licensed or perhaps just

not
Quoted message said:
registered in Australia at this time ?
Now if you do not fancy the Uni of Tassie, then lets look
a little more closer to home at the University of
Queensland.
uq.edu.auprogram.html
It does say Doctor of Medicine "MD", does it not.
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Queensland?
Quoted message said:

I think you owe a whole lot of people an apology for the
deceiving and

near
Quoted message said:
libellous statements you have made about Dr Cabot MD.
Certainly you have tried to lead people to believe that
you know it all with your BA which simply stands for
"Bloody Awful" person.
I think Dr Barrett is no longer registered either.
Cheers, Rod
So which university did Dr Cabot go to? What does its
handbook say?
Peter is correct, you are wrong.
--
"The emperor is naked!"
"No he isn't, he's merely endorsing a clothing-optional lifestyle!"
to email me
Please remove "all your clothes"
Doug

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Rb
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7 March 2004, 19:48 UTC #3

GOOD LORD! Doug is as stupid as Hawki!!! YIKES! MAROON!
YIKES AGAIN!
Rod, I must agree that Bowditch is one deceitful person.
I knew it all along of course but this just really
brings it out.
RB
"Doug" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message "]news:[email hidden]...
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"Rod" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:CyE2c.91782$Wa.28650@news-
server.bigpond.net.au...
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Peter,
The University of Melbourne gives good account of what
is required to

hold
Quoted message said:
a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine.". Pretty good Uni you
would have to agree.
unimelb.edu.aur3036.htm
Did Dr Cabot go to Melborne University?
Quoted message said:
Likewise the University of Texas site also explains what
is required to

hold
Quoted message said:
a degree as a "Doctor of Medicine."
swmed.edudeg
ree.html
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Texas?
Quoted message said:
So we can compare that the same requirements are in
place between

Australia
Quoted message said:
and USA and indeed the UK, for Doctors to hold a degree
called "Doctor

of
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Medicine."
The University of Bristol refers to the degree "Doctor
of Medicine" as

"MD"
Quoted message said:
and the requirement is Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor
of Surgery as

is
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
the case here in Australia.
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Bristol?
Quoted message said:

Now, just so the general audience does not get confused
about who has

the
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
right to call themselves an MD, please read the
following site (Clause 8 will do nicely.) from the
University of Tasmania.
admin.utas.edu.auRU
LES/rhdmed.html
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Tasmania?
Quoted message said:

The use of the term MD is becoming more universal so I
think that the

point
Quoted message said:
you were trying to make was simply your way of
denigrating Dr Cabot and

of
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
course you eluded that she was not even registered and
that no one cared about this. Are you saying that she
has been de-licensed or perhaps just

not
Quoted message said:
registered in Australia at this time ?
Now if you do not fancy the Uni of Tassie, then lets
look a little more closer to home at the University of
Queensland.
uq.edu.auprogram.html
It does say Doctor of Medicine "MD", does it not.
Did Dr Cabot go to the University of Queensland?
Quoted message said:

I think you owe a whole lot of people an apology for the
deceiving and

near
Quoted message said:
libellous statements you have made about Dr Cabot MD.
Certainly you have tried to lead people to believe that
you know it all with your BA which simply stands for
"Bloody Awful" person.
I think Dr Barrett is no longer registered either.
Cheers, Rod
So which university did Dr Cabot go to? What does its
handbook say?
Peter is correct, you are wrong.
--
"The emperor is naked!" "No he isn't, he's merely
endorsing a clothing-optional lifestyle!"
to email me Please remove "all your clothes"
Doug

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Gymmy Bob
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8 March 2004, 00:10 UTC #4

That jerk still here?
"rb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
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GOOD LORD! Doug is as stupid as Hawki!!! YIKES! MAROON!
YIKES AGAIN!
Rod, I must agree that Bowditch is one deceitful person.
I knew it all along of course but this just really
brings it out.

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Rich.
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8 March 2004, 05:32 UTC #5

(Jan) said:
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Subject: Re: Dr Cabot MD From: "rb" [email hidden]
Date: 3/7/2004 11:40 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id:
<[email hidden]>
GOOD LORD! Doug is as stupid as Hawki!!! YIKES! MAROON!
YIKES AGAIN!
ROTFLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jan says it is ALWAYS wrong to belittle. Poor Jan.
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Rod, I must agree that Bowditch is one deceitful person.
I knew it all along of course but this just really
brings it out.
RB
Sadly so, I proved he lied long ago. His deceiving has
caught up with him.
Jan says it is always wrong to belittle. Poor Jan. What was
that about Jesus saying judge not lest you be judged??
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Doug is simply a dishonest troll.
He could smell no lies from Peter long ago.
PATHETIC!!!!!!
Jan says it is ALWAYS wrong to belittle. Poor Jan.
Aloha,
Rich
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Peter Bowditch
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8 March 2004, 05:47 UTC #6

"Rod" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Having trouble with the OCD again, Rod?
There is no need to repeat yourself. It just makes you look
twice as foolish (if that were possible).
<snip bandwidth-wasting repetition>
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Rod
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8 March 2004, 10:02 UTC #7

Well Peter, is this correct and if so, what action will you
take in retraction?
It is likely that you will continue to be the epitome of
"arrogance" as usual.
Rod.
Peter Bowditch said:
[email hidden] wrote:
What is not a rumour is the fact that she is not allowed
to practise medicine in Australia, despite having all the
necessary qualifications.
WRONG!!
I finally got through to the NSW Med Reg Board myself, in
regard to that specific question.
What a waste of time this has been.
Here is the number for anyone who wishes to check (minus
country code):
(02) 7879 2200
(Bearing in mind that her own name is not that under which
she writes, as per "Dr James Wright" of radio fame.)
She is a practicing, legally registered, _respected_ Medical
Doctor to this day!
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<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Rod" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Having trouble with the OCD again, Rod?
There is no need to repeat yourself. It just makes you
look twice as foolish (if that were possible).
<snip bandwidth-wasting repetition>
--
Peter Bowditch The Millenium Project
ratbags.comrsoles The Green Light
ratbags.comgreenlight and The New Improved
Quintessence of the Loon with added Vitamins and

C-Q10 ratbags.comloon
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Jan
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9 March 2004, 02:31 UTC #8

Quoted message said:
Subject: Re: Dr Cabot MD
From: Peter Bowditch [email hidden]
Date: 3/7/2004 9:41 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id: <[email hidden]>
"Rod" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Having trouble with the OCD again, Rod?
There is no need to repeat yourself. It just makes you look
twice as foolish (if that were possible).
Peter was caught in a lie and Rod has OCD and looks foolish.
Meet Peter Bowditch, organized medicine in action.
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snip bandwidth-wasting repetition>

Uh huh. Snip proof Peter is a liar.
<snip spam and asking for donations>
Restore proof of a sad liar, Peter Bowditch.
Peter Bowditch said:
[email hidden] wrote:
What is not a rumour is the fact that she is not allowed
to practise medicine in Australia, despite having all the
necessary qualifications.
WRONG!!
I finally got through to the NSW Med Reg Board myself, in
regard to that specific question.
What a waste of time this has been.
Here is the number for anyone who wishes to check (minus
country code):
(02) 7879 2200
(Bearing in mind that her own name is not that under which
she writes, as per "Dr James Wright" of radio fame.)
She is a practicing, legally registered, _respected_ Medical
Doctor to this day!
Jan

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