Like ISMD said, no children were “held hostage”, so please stop repeating your pathetic drivel. You have no idea what happened in NJ back in 2003, nor what’s going on there right now. There isn’t even any type of work stoppages or other actions planned at the present time. I also live and practice medicine in the so-called Garden State, so I know.

Try again jackass. Unlike the hypocrtical physicians crying foul when they are defendants instead of profiteers in the legal lottery system, I have not sued anyone.

No and no again. Interesting choice of terminology – “contest of strength” – Is that what the term is for lawsuits these days that involve streetwalker physicians? Unfortunately, it is society at large that looses when it comes to these streetwalker physicians. One could hazard the conclusion that there are far more junk science PI cases clogging the court system (where the physicians are profiteers) than there are med-mal lawsuits. One could also hazard that there many more innocents that would be alive if not for the snakeoil of the psychiatrists in obviating the responsibility for action of murders, child molesters and sex perverts.

Yeah that is what it is. Being utterly disgusted with holding patients hostage by the elite who wish to create special privileges for themsevles is “psychopathic.”

Boy, do you ever have the facts screwed up, distorted and misunderstood. No one – I repeat, no one – during the work stoppage in 2003 ever held “children hostage”.

So you say. The e-mails state otherwise. Even the suggestion of holding patients hostage (esp. children) is utterly despicable. I would love to see your arguement that it is not or that the contentions made in the e-mail regarding the same are justifiable. To defend one that would make such claims is equally despicable.

Emergencies were covered, hospital rounds were made, patients in ICU cared for, etc. Yes – patients were inconvenienced to make a point – that this was their future if healthcare problems in Jersey weren’t fixed.

Problems? You mean the physicians getting a taste of their own medicine? It’s fine and dandy when the physicians can profit from PI cases and criminal defense cases when they can destroy the lives of third parties. God forbid that they actually have to be defendants to the same scumbag plaintiffs’ attorneys on the civil side. If the plebeians of NJ were smart they would not give into such blackmail tactics and instead demand fundamental changes in the structure of the medical system to mirror that of the police and fire system.

You don’t have a freaking clue what any of this is about. Instead, you use big words and incomprehensible phrasing (“your post hoc ergo propter hoc “clinical causation” and pro-child molester psychiatric secundem res “expert testimony?”) to hide your psycopathic hatred of doctors and your inability to hold a rational discussion of the facts.

What aspect of my statements did you not understand? Let me know and I will put it into “simple speak” such that even a supporter of those who would hold children hostage to fax petitions in order to create special privleges for their profession would understand.

It is you who is a member of the insane clown posse. It is you who is misinterpreting the e-mail, or as you fondly put it, the “sick tryst”. I know Dr. Shikiar, and though he may be VP of the Hudson County Med Society, these are his views and, again (for the hundreth time), not the views of MSNJ. The e-mail you point to was part of a chain developed at the time of the 2003 work stoppage. Again, MSNJ had absolutely nothing to do with these e-mails, no matter what you may prefer to believe. I know – I’m a member of MSNJ and a very pissed off Jersey doc who is proudly on Dr. Shikiar’s e-mail list. Again, stop spouting half truths and distortions to make your pathetic points.

BTW, what happened to this group from the insane clown posse?