Shine the light on medical malpractice
Dear Editor,
On several occasions I called your paper and on two occasions I visited your office in person, looking for help in preventing a great American tragedy and the worst criminal activity against mankind.
My feelings and complaints were justified in an article in your paper on Saturday, July 11, 2015, on Page 15: "Doctor sentenced to 45 years" by Ed White of the Associated Press.
The article reports on Dr. Farid Fata and his deadly abuse of over 500 patients, for which he benefited by $17 millions in a short period of time.
As a doctor who took an oath of Hippocrates, the father of medicine, which stated do no harm, and give no deadly medicine and abstain from every act of mischief and corruption, and who will go to the patient for the benefit of the sick.
His criminal and deadly treatments of his patients could never have happened without his associates and the FDA, AMA, ACS and NCI that have conspired against the human race for nothing more than financial gain.
I strongly suggest that you and your readers read the book, "Healing of Cancer" by Barry Lynes.
Where were all the brains of our government when they pay out millions of dollars without questioning and they give immunity to prosecution to these criminals.
The American press, TV and radio should shine their light on these so-called medical professionals. A million people die due to the corrupt medical quackery.
The answer to cure cancer is not chemo, (poison) radiation which only aids and abets immense suffering without justifiable outcome.
The hospitals that misdiagnosed me are no more than flea markets. If I had not taken action on my own and found an honest facility, I could have had my leg amputated or faced death.
Yours truly,
Mr. Anastasios Kalomiris
Kunkletown
