The tremendous outpouring of support has been a tad overwhelming to say the least. I literally spent 4 straight hours reading posts after work yesterday, took a shower, then spent another several hours reading more. It seems like today there’s an even larger supply of material to read.
Given just how much is out there, I am going to do my best to list out all the links here. It isn’t possible for me to find them all, so any additions are welcome in the comment section. I’ll do my best to update this post accordingly.
PZ Myers:
Christopher Maloney is a quack.
Christopher Maloney: Still a quack
Andreas Moritz is a cancer quack
Orac:
Andreas Moritz and trying to shut down valid scientific criticism: A sine qua non of a quack
RichardDawkins.net:
Andreas Moritz is a cancer quack
Steven Novella:
Naturopaths Can Silence Critics Too
I Speak of Dreams:
Twitter:
Search for Christopher Maloney
Search for More legal threats from quacks. PZ Myers on Andreas Moritz. RT to help Michael Hawkins
(Might I recommend using “naturopathy” as a tag?)
Random Thoughts:
Not a Potted Plant:
Christopher Maloney is a Cowardly Quack (UPDATED)
Newsvine:
iarnuocon: Christopher Maloney is a quack
A Hot Cup of Joe:
Christopher Maloney is a Quack
Jthewonderllama’s Totally Amazing Blog:
Christopher Maloney is a quack.
All Rocks go to Heaven:
horsegoeswest:
Evening Person:
Blogger’s site taken down by quacks
The Digital Cuttlefish:
Filed under: Humor, News | Tagged: Andreas Moritz, Blog, Christopher Maloney, Maine, Michael Hawkins, Naturopathy, Quack, Quack quack quack, Shut down, South Carolina, Wordpress |
[…] Moritz recently got WordPress to pull Michael Hawkin’s blog because his post on Moritz’s quackery has good google ranking. And WordPress was wimpy enough to succumb to this bullying. Well then, lets see how many law suits […]
We have already an article about that man and his strange claims:
http://esowatch.com/ge/index.php?title=Andreas_Moritz
and an englisch translation will follow on our english pages.
Thanks for the shout-out. Glad you are back on the internets.
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