Pity the Judge

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belong on the list. In the past, we have had a member

on a few occasions post publicly, private

conversations in order to give more strength to his

argument. Such methods of making points rarely work as

they are undermined by their lack of foundation in

ethical behavior. Posting publicly, a private

discussion or a conversation, mentioning names, is in

bad taste and shows poor judgment.

Dear Harsha,

Welcome back.

Pontificating (as I do now) on other peoples

ethics or lack illustrates something about us.

IMHO everyone here tries to move forward

and behave in a kind way.

I feel you are more capable of this

then the petty morality that I often display.

Maybe we need to loosen up a bit

gals - breathe and stretch . . .

Delicious Lobster

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--- lobster666 wrote:

> >

> Dear Harsha,

>

> Welcome back.

> Pontificating (as I do now) on other peoples

> ethics or lack illustrates something about us.

> IMHO everyone here tries to move forward

> and behave in a kind way.

> I feel you are more capable of this

> then the petty morality that I often display.

> Maybe we need to loosen up a bit

> gals - breathe and stretch . . .

>

> Delicious Lobster

>

 

Nice to have you back Lobster(ess?). Glad to see that

you are in touch with your inner child.

 

Yeah, breathe and stretch all you want gal. Just make

sure the leotards aren't on too tight and you didn't

go heavy on the beans the night before.

 

Did I miss an important announcement from you Lobby?

 

Are you taking whey protein and DHEA supplements as

David recommended? Please share your latest

nutritional discoveries.

 

Thanks

Love to all

Harsha

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

, Harsha <harshaimtm> wrote:

> Are you taking whey protein and DHEA supplements as

> David recommended?

 

Lobster, along with the rest of the folks in Europe may soon lose that

right. But there is hope if people take a moment to sign the latest

petition on Dr. Matthias Rath's site which will be sent to the entire

European Union. (see link at end of this e-mail).

 

Since November last year the European Union has been studying a

petition on vitamin therapy freedom. This came about due to a massive

wave of protest from people all over the world.

 

In April 2001 Dr. Matthias Rath wrote an open letter demanding "No

worldwide vitamin therapy ban in furtherance of the pharmaceutical

industry's billion-pound business interests". Dr. Rath is regarded as

the founder of Cellular Medicine and has been fighting for years for

free access to vitamin therapies and other natural treatments.

 

Already more than 290 million letters of protest against a ban on

vitamin therapies have been sent to the European politicians

responsible, calling on them to act. This represents yet another

splendid success in the now unstoppable progress of Cellular Medicine!

 

EU Petition 450/2001 for vitamin therapy freedom is now under

consideration by the EU Committee on the Environment, Public Health

and Consumer Policy. The committee will soon hold a public hearing.

 

You too can support our struggle for worldwide vitamin therapy

freedom

and in so doing add further weight to our demands.

 

Please go to the website http://www.vitamins-for-all.org, select the

language of your choice and press on the button

>>I Demand my Right on Natural Health<<.

 

Then follow the instructions that appear, and your support for EU

Petition 450/2001 will automatically be passed on to the EU.

Simultaneously you will be sending a protest e-mail to the members of

the EU Parliament.

 

Sign your name to the greatest referendum of all time!

 

You will find full details at the website

http://www.vitamins-for-all.org.