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Maybe he was testing out some of his medical theories.
Yep. I really doubt at 76 this is the first time he's tried do something like this.It makes you wonder if he has tried this before and somehow got away with it.
That's concerning.
He then changed direction and qualified as an Early Years Primary School teacher. These days, he works as a locum and as the children and youth worker at his church.
So he's been around young children a lot.
I'm calling more to it then sedatives to calm the kids down. At 76 he would know better than to do something like that especially when the job is not crucial at his age.
So I'm calling something sinister and I'm sure we find out soon.
JMO
Certainly a possibility. It's also possible that at his age he is in the early stages of dementia and that this has had an effect on his behaviour. No doubt much more will come out once he goes to trial.It makes you wonder if he has tried this before and somehow got away with it.
It's worth mentioning that vets in the UK have a high suicide risk. Access to suitable drugs and the long term ongoing stress of having to put animals down, in some cases perfectly healthy animals just because they are no longer wanted, takes its toll on their mental health. Many therefore leave the profession.
He then changed direction and qualified as an Early Years Primary School teacher. These days, he works as a locum and as the children and youth worker at his church.
So he's been around young children a lot.
I wondered if there was a publication ban on any previous convictions, but then I realised he probably hasn't been convicted (of anything to do with children) as wouldn't pass the DBS checks.It makes you wonder if he has tried this before and somehow got away with it.
This gives me the vibe that he thinks very highly of himself and thinks he knows better than others. Why he sedated boys, I can only shudder at the reasons, but I'm thinking he felt entitled to do it. imo![]()
Homeopaths up in arms about new RCVS position on alternative medicine
The Faculty of Homeopathy and the British Association of Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons (BAHVS) have responded to the RCVS's new position on the use of complementary...www.vetsurgeon.org
Some of his views from 8 years ago
Jonathan Ruben over 8 years ago
I’m sorry that Arlo still believes that the sun goes round a flat earth like the rest of the veterinary establishment. It is quite clear from anyone’s observation that the sun goes round the earth. We see it moving across the sky every day. This is why 17th century scientists dismissed Gallileo’s ideas. Dissing something you don’t understand is foolish. I personally can see no scientific evidence for homeopathy, yet it works. We are only beginning to find out exactly how many orthodox medications actually achieve their clinical effect. Gabapentin being one example. Tramadol used as a pain killer achieves most of its effect by mimicking the action of Prozac.
Also wondering if any other of the Christian youth group leaders were in on it or involvedIt makes you wonder if he has tried this before and somehow got away with it.
Court of law we are NOT!nice to see the presumption of innocence until proven guilty alive and kicking as ever on here!