--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > sparaig wrote: > > I just posted URLs to just about everything relevant. > > Skolnick removed the index to his website on TM and > > Judy Stein, but he left the directories intact and > > websearches still find them. > > > From what I've heard, Skolnick was forced to take his "Hoodwinked" > article down from his website and it was not allowed to be > circulated by JAMA. I also heard that Skolnick lost his job because > of the defamatory article he wrote for JAMA when he got sued by > Chopra. Apparently the article is being now being repressed > according to the settlement.
None of this is true. Chopra never sued Skolnick. JAMA would not circulate *Chopra's* article. Skolnick's was very widely circulated and won him a Laurel from the Columbia Journalism Review, which he and JAMA touted heavily. (Willytex knows this, BTW.) Skolnick claims to have resigned from JAMA when George Lundberg, its editor, was fired for publishing an article essentially supporting Bill Clinton in the Lewinsky mess (it rehashed an old survey in which 59 percent of 599 college students said they did not consider the phrase "had sex" to include oral sex). > That's why Skolnick never posted any > excerpts or quotations on <alt.m.t.> from his article > and that's why he didn't want to discuss any specifics. No, that isn't why. Willytex knows this too.
