Re: SUICIDES 'LINKED TO PHONE MASTS'

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:36:21 +0100, "JOHN" <john@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>> On the available evidence it isn't unreasonable to conclude that the
>> combination of a known seller of s**** oil and someone who believes
>> that a 555 timer and a few extra components worth a dollar or so will
>> make a device which cures every disease are several sandwiches short
>> of a picnic rather than  unsung benefactors of mankind.

>
>ad hominem variant.  

Hardly. I think I am right in saying it is a matter of record that you
have stated you believe a simple device made from a few pence worth of
components and commonly called a zapper is capable of curing most if
not all diseases.  

Being quite objective that stated belief alone calls into question
your ability to understand either science or technology or the way in
which proof of efficacy can be presented and proven.  It is arguable
that such a lack of basic understanding plus your expressed belief in
alien visitors, in mind control weapons in every radio and phone mast
and non-existent secret underground military facilities casts doubt
upon your connection with reality.

Similarly to describe non-Dr Coghill as a purveyor and sup****ter of
s**** oil remedies is objectively correct.  He sells or promotes the
quack devices I mentioned earlier.  If he makes unsubstantiated and
patently inaccurate  statements the only obvious benefit of which are
to his own pocket surely it is right to question them?