--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > 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. > > > > jstein wrote: > > None of this is true. Chopra never sued Skolnick. > > > You may want to check your facts on this! > > "Your movement's SLAPP suit against me prevented my finishing > an article that examines the scientific evidence for the claims > of TM and Maharishi Ayurveda (those interested in seeing this > should stay tuned for a book in the works)." > > From: Andrew Skolnick > Date: Sun, Mar 12 1995 3:30 pm > Groups: sci.skeptic, sci.psychology, sci.med, alt.health.ayurveda > Subject: Chopra Credibility > http://tinyurl.com/y6ttvo > > One development noted at the recent CSICOP Conference in Dallas > was the fact that supporters of the Maharishi's "Ayur-Vedic > Medicine" have filed a SLAPP suit against Andrew Skolnick and > another editor at the Journal of the American Medical Association. > > Source: sci.skeptic >
This was 11 years ago. Where's skolnick's book on the subject?
