Talk:Stanisław Burzyński

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[edit] Neutrality

What is a supposedly neutral site like Wikipedia posting crap about Burynski? Buryzinski is a biochemist and renowned for his cancer treatment: his only sin is his unorthodoxy. Yet he is summarily dimissed as a quack bvy some nameless fraud, who links to what? a quack watch site! Burzynsmi is a qualified scientist, has a PhD in biochemistry, and has 200 publications, yet he's called 'pseudoscientific'! Really! This sort of arrogant decree pseudoscience and legally its libel.

'no properly designed scientific study '

The poster provides no links for this statement, and the word 'proper' suggests an inquisitorial attitude as to what is acceptable.

Does Wikipedia know that such libel on a public site is illegal?

Why is there no link to Burzynski's own site. And if there are no 'proper scientific studies' why is there no link to a 'proper' scientific site? Huh? [1]

Brian August 2o 2005 —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 203.15.226.132 (talk • contribs).

If mainstream medicine objects to his work, it's likely objecting for a reason. While the original version of the article ([2]) should have backed up its claims more thoroghly and had a more neutral _tone_, your version ([3]) takes all of this researcher's claims as unquestioned fact. I've put a POV tag on the article to get other editors to take a look at it. --Christopher Thomas 21:45, 9 January 2006 (UTC)