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McCamy Taylor

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4. All it takes is one complaint to a state medical board to start the process.

Reply to True Blue Door (Reply #2)

Sat Dec 13, 2014, 07:32 PM

Dec 2014

So, if you know someone who tortured while in the possession of a license from your state, you can make a complaint and typically you are not at risk of retaliation since it is not a public accusation. Hint, hint to the medical professionals who worked with the military but who did not actually do the torture. You know which of your colleagues crossed the line.

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Med Professionals Who Assist in Torture Must Be Stripped of Their Licenses [View all] McCamy Taylor Dec 2014 OP

"But I was just following orders.....". Nien? Fred Sanders Dec 2014 #1

We can take a first step by convincing liberal medical professionals True Blue Door Dec 2014 #2

All it takes is one complaint to a state medical board to start the process. McCamy Taylor Dec 2014 #4

But in a proceeding, someone would have to offer documented evidence. True Blue Door Dec 2014 #5

I'm frankly surprised that they aren't automatically stripped. NaturalHigh Dec 2014 #3

or at least their names published so we can avoid them. magical thyme Dec 2014 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Dec 2014 #7

I think this is a reasonable place to start ThoughtCriminal Dec 2014 #8

David Yoo? Quantess Dec 2014 #9