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User: "John D. Wentzky"
Date: 03 May 2007 09:30:44 PM
Object: Re: Abortion a "good" thing?
"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Wide Eyed in Wonder" <kands00@hotmail.com> wrote in message



...We should see CNN reports that such-and-such celebrity recently
took a few days off the tour for their abortion...but, we don't.


Yes, we should.
All abortions should be a matter of public record.


Why don't you publish your medical record John?

Are medical procedures which I had going to cause me shame?
Seems as if you forgot how hospitals used to publish the names and
conditions of persons in the hospitals so that the community would know if
one of their friends was sick.
Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.
.

User: "The Chief Instigator"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 03 May 2007 09:35:43 PM
"John D. Wentzky" <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> writes:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Wide Eyed in Wonder" <kands00@hotmail.com> wrote in message

...We should see CNN reports that such-and-such celebrity recently
took a few days off the tour for their abortion...but, we don't.

Yes, we should.
All abortions should be a matter of public record.

Why don't you publish your medical record John?

Are medical procedures which I had going to cause me shame?

It's called "doing as you demand of others" - proving that you're not a
hypocrite.

Seems as if you forgot how hospitals used to publish the names and
conditions of persons in the hospitals so that the community would know if
one of their friends was sick.
Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

More correctly, only one paranoid fruitbat in South Carolina named John
D. Wentzky is suspicious.
--
Patrick "The Chief Instigator" Humphrey (patrick@io.com) Houston, Texas
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User: "John D. Wentzky"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 03 May 2007 11:46:16 PM
"The Chief Instigator" <patrick@eris.io.com> wrote in message
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"John D. Wentzky" <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> writes:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Wide Eyed in Wonder" <kands00@hotmail.com> wrote in message


...We should see CNN reports that such-and-such celebrity recently
took a few days off the tour for their abortion...but, we don't.


Yes, we should.
All abortions should be a matter of public record.


Why don't you publish your medical record John?


Are medical procedures which I had going to cause me shame?


It's called "doing as you demand of others" - proving that you're not a
hypocrite.

I always knew that.

Seems as if you forgot how hospitals used to publish the names and
conditions of persons in the hospitals so that the community would know if
one of their friends was sick.
Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.


More correctly,

You're an idiot?

only one paranoid fruitbat in South Carolina named John
D. Wentzky is suspicious.

I am the leader then.
.


User: "Martin"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 07:34:07 AM
John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Wide Eyed in Wonder" <kands00@hotmail.com> wrote in message

...We should see CNN reports that such-and-such celebrity recently
took a few days off the tour for their abortion...but, we don't.

Yes, we should.
All abortions should be a matter of public record.

Why don't you publish your medical record John?


Are medical procedures which I had going to cause me shame?

I don't know, leave nothing out and publish all your medical records.
You're the one wanting other's to have theirs published, lead the way.

Seems as if you forgot how hospitals used to publish the names and
conditions of persons in the hospitals so that the community would know if
one of their friends was sick.

One would hope not.
I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement
regarding their treatment ..."

Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.



.
User: "John D. Wentzky"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 08:04:44 AM
"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Wide Eyed in Wonder" <kands00@hotmail.com> wrote in message

...We should see CNN reports that such-and-such celebrity recently
took a few days off the tour for their abortion...but, we don't.

Yes, we should.
All abortions should be a matter of public record.

Why don't you publish your medical record John?


Are medical procedures which I had going to cause me shame?


I don't know, leave nothing out and publish all your medical records.

Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?
Seems to me you want to expose the medical praticioners who were negligent
in regards to my medical care.

You're the one wanting other's to have theirs published, lead the way.

Seems as if you forgot how hospitals used to publish the names and
conditions of persons in the hospitals so that the community would know
if one of their friends was sick.


One would hope not.

I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement regarding
their treatment ..."

Meaning you think the people are only concerned about people they never even
met in person?
What about the equal protections and equal privileges clause in the US
Constitution?

Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.


Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.

Is there a current law requiring such?
.
User: "Martin"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 11:21:55 AM
John D. Wentzky wrote:
John, you're just showing what a total tosser you are with ever post!

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?

I don't, it was YOU who wanted the medical records of women to be
published. Remember.
So you lead the way and start the ball rolling and publish yours first.

I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement regarding
their treatment ..."


Meaning you think the people are only concerned about people they never even
met in person?

No you wanker. They need permission from the relatives before issuing
any medical information about the patient which would be illegal.
I am sure it's the same in the US.

What about the equal protections and equal privileges clause in the US
Constitution?

Did you read what I wrote you fuckwit?
"here in the UK ..." Since when does the UK have anything at all to do
with the US constitution?
I am sure even in the US medical records are private and in your
litigeous (sp) society if a hospital published medical records to the
press without the consent of the patient or nearest relative they would
be sued.


Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.


Is there a current law requiring such?

No, but as you want others' medical records to be published, you should
be willing to publish yours.
Now stop being a fuckwit John
.
User: "John D. Wentzky"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 11:57:41 AM
"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

John, you're just showing what a total tosser you are with ever post!

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:


Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?


I don't, it was YOU who wanted the medical records of women to be
published. Remember.

I recall that you were demadning that all my medical records be published.
Backing away so fast?

So you lead the way and start the ball rolling and publish yours first.

Again, do you think the medical lobby wants that to happen?

I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement
regarding their treatment ..."


Meaning you think the people are only concerned about people they never
even met in person?


No you wanker. They need permission from the relatives before issuing any
medical information about the patient which would be illegal.

They need persmission from the patient, you idiot.
The patient is the person who has the rights to information about
themselves.
Your illict idea that the rights of the individual are not their rights is
an idea that shows criminal intent.
If the patient is unconscious then their next of kin are notified as a
matter of medical necessity.

I am sure it's the same in the US.

You are sure that people do not have rights regarding themsleves and their
persons themselves in the USA?
Why is that?
How long you been a control freak who seeks to deny the people their rights
at law?

What about the equal protections and equal privileges clause in the US
Constitution?


Did you read what I wrote you fuckwit?

Shows me you do not understand how to represent people.

"here in the UK ..." Since when does the UK have anything at all to do
with the US constitution?

Since 1776ish when they recognized the US DOI as a fully legal document.

I am sure even in the US medical records are private and in your litigeous
(sp) society if a hospital published medical records to the press without
the consent of the patient or nearest relative they would be sued.

Got sometthing right that time?
What does nearest relative have anything to do with the patients' rights
themselves?


Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.


Is there a current law requiring such?


No, but as you want others' medical records to be published, you should be
willing to publish yours.

When did I say i was unwilling to be subject to my own ideas?
What I don't like is being subject to your illicit policies.

Now stop being a fuckwit John

What?
.
User: "Ray Fischer"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 10:59:43 PM
John D. Wentzky <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

John, you're just showing what a total tosser you are with ever post!

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:


Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?


I don't, it was YOU who wanted the medical records of women to be
published. Remember.


I recall that you were demadning that all my medical records be published.

You recall wrong, loser.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
.

User: "Martin"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 12:42:45 PM
John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

John, you're just showing what a total tosser you are with ever post!

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
news:463b275f$0$10728$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...

John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
news:463a5864$0$21834$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...

John D. Wentzky wrote:

Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?

I don't, it was YOU who wanted the medical records of women to be
published. Remember.


I recall that you were demadning that all my medical records be published.
Backing away so fast?

No John, I asked you to publish your records BECAUSE you said you wanted
the records of women who had abortionts to be published. You said "All
abortions should be a matter of public record.", I'm suggesting you go
first and publish your medical records seeing as you believe other
medical records should be public knowlege.

So you lead the way and start the ball rolling and publish yours first.


Again, do you think the medical lobby wants that to happen?

YOU wanted it to happen! "All abortions should be a matter of public
record."
Lead the way. Do you forget what you write at times?


I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement
regarding their treatment ..."

Meaning you think the people are only concerned about people they never
even met in person?

No you wanker. They need permission from the relatives before issuing any
medical information about the patient which would be illegal.


They need persmission from the patient, you idiot.
The patient is the person who has the rights to information about
themselves.

No they don't. If a patient is incapable of acting for themselves their
next of kin will act on their behalf. That is why there is such a
designated person, if not next of kin then a court will appoint someone
to act on behalf of the patient.
But it's usually husband/wife/partner who will authorise the hospital's
statement.

Your illict idea that the rights of the individual are not their rights is
an idea that shows criminal intent.
If the patient is unconscious then their next of kin are notified as a
matter of medical necessity.

That isn't what you said above. You said "Seems as if you forgot how
hospitals used to publish the names and conditions of persons in the
hospitals so that the community would know if one of their friends was
sick."
Now you're saying it's the next of kin who are notified. Which is it?
Notification to next of kin or community publication?
Are you on medication that makes you forget what you say?

I am sure it's the same in the US.


You are sure that people do not have rights regarding themsleves and their
persons themselves in the USA?

I am sure they do, remember John, it was YOU who wanted medical records
to be published, I just wanted you to go first. Remember what you wrote?

Why is that?
How long you been a control freak who seeks to deny the people their rights
at law?

YOU stated you wanted medical records to be published. You go first.
I'm finding this hard because you forget what you write 2 posts ago.

What about the equal protections and equal privileges clause in the US
Constitution?

Did you read what I wrote you fuckwit?


Shows me you do not understand how to represent people.

"here in the UK ..." Since when does the UK have anything at all to do
with the US constitution?


Since 1776ish when they recognized the US DOI as a fully legal document.

I think you will find that has no legal bearing at all in the UK in
relation to medical records. Did you REALLY read what I wrote? "In the
UK ... "

I am sure even in the US medical records are private and in your litigeous
(sp) society if a hospital published medical records to the press without
the consent of the patient or nearest relative they would be sued.


Got sometthing right that time?

I'm usually right. Remember it was YOU who wanted medical records to be
published. I just wanted you to go first.

What does nearest relative have anything to do with the patients' rights
themselves?

Who acts for the patient if the patient cannot act for themselves? You
got it.


Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.

Is there a current law requiring such?

No, but as you want others' medical records to be published, you should be
willing to publish yours.


When did I say i was unwilling to be subject to my own ideas?

You haven't published your medical records yet have you? It was your
idea that others' be published, so you seem to be unwilling to be
subjected to your own ideas.
Remember what you wrote "All abortions should be a matter of public
record." Let's see your medical records.

Now stop being a fuckwit John


What?

You heard.
.


User: "The Chief Instigator"

Title: Re: Abortion a "good" thing? 04 May 2007 04:58:17 PM
Martin <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> writes:

John D. Wentzky wrote:
John, you're just showing what a total tosser you are with ever post!

A dead Norwegian Blue parrot (beautiful plumage!) could craft a
better-reasoned statement that Wentzky will ever be able to.

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
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John D. Wentzky wrote:

"Martin" <usenet1@etiqa.co.uk> wrote in message
news:463a5864$0$21834$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...

John D. Wentzky wrote:

Why do you think the medical oligarchy wants that to happen?

I don't, it was YOU who wanted the medical records of women to be
published. Remember.
So you lead the way and start the ball rolling and publish yours first.

He's certifiably insane, so his First Commandment is: "Do as I say, not as I
do!"

I've not noticed that in the US when I've been there, and here in the UK
when it's someone in the public interest (actor, russian spy etc) the
statement from the hospital always starts with "On behalf of <patient>
wife/brother/daughter we have been asked to make this statement regarding
their treatment ..."

Meaning you think the people are only concerned about people they never even
met in person?

No you wanker. They need permission from the relatives before issuing any
medical information about the patient which would be illegal.
I am sure it's the same in the US.

That's about the size of it.

What about the equal protections and equal privileges clause in the US
Constitution?

Did you read what I wrote you fuckwit?
"here in the UK ..." Since when does the UK have anything at all to do with
the US constitution?
I am sure even in the US medical records are private and in your litigeous
(sp) society if a hospital published medical records to the press without the
consent of the patient or nearest relative they would be sued.

Wentzky's not known for being able to understand much (if anything) of what he
reads.

Your secrecy agenda is what breeds suspicions about the conduct of some
organizations.

Come on John, publish your medial records on the internet for us all to
take a look.

Is there a current law requiring such?

No, but as you want others' medical records to be published, you should be
willing to publish yours.
Now stop being a fuckwit John

I don't think that will happen while he's still alive.
--
Patrick "The Chief Instigator" Humphrey (patrick@io.com) Houston, Texas
chiefinstigator.us.tt/aeros.php (TCI's 2006-07 Houston Aeros) AA#2273
LAST GAME: San Antonio 4, Houston 2 (April 15)
NEXT GAME: October 2007, date/place/opponent TBA
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