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To: Free ThinkerNY
Just for the sake of accuracy, how do we know that Roozrokh was Muslim. It is my understanding he was born in Iran but moved here at the age of 2 or 3. That may not reflect his current faith, nor is it a reflection of what his family’s faith was (as Iran did have several major religious groups before the ‘purge’ in the 70s..)

I wouldn’t be surprised if he is, I just want to make sure before we jump on the bandwagon.. none of the articles I’ve seen mention his religion.

4 posted on 07/31/2007 7:27:40 PM PDT by mnehring (Ron Paul is as much of a Constitutionalist as Fred Phelps is a Christian)
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To: mnehrling

I don’t know what his religion has to do with the story. You hear about docs doing this every once in a while. It happens.
Debbie’s gone off the deep end a number of times in the past year or 2.


17 posted on 07/31/2007 7:47:28 PM PDT by nuconvert ([there are bad people in the pistachio business] (...but his head is so tiny...))
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To: mnehrling
Here's his Kaiser Permanente bio:

My Biography

At Kaiser Permanente, I appreciate the ability to focus on tumors of the liver, bile ducts, pancreas, and esophagus. I am able to provide a high quality surgery for members. Kaiser’s integrated system attracts expert physicians, and affords me opportunities to work with top-notch GI specialists, radiologists, oncologists, and pathologists. We work as a team to deliver efficient, multidisciplinary approaches to cancer treatment. I think our members receive excellent care.

I have a particular interest in pathology of the foregut. I have specialized training in transplantation, which allows me to have a greater comprehension of surgical conditions affecting the foregut. I regularly attend professional conferences of the American College of Surgeons.

When I am away from work, my hobbies include racing cars and playing golf. I THRIVE by endeavoring to practice good karma.

"Good karma"? Sounds more like a hippie than a Wahabbi.

24 posted on 07/31/2007 8:57:39 PM PDT by Choose Ye This Day (Ask not what you can expect from life; ask what life expects from you. -- Viktor Frankl)
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