I agree with you that they may have tried all of that. I also would agree that it's possible that their requests were never replied to. However, you can't tell me that news agencies wouldn't pick this up if they were aware that someone appears to have a legitimate cure/treatment for something and is being ignored due to financial reasons. Moskowitz is pretty much accusing the national and world health organizations of a conspiracy to suppress his treatments. You don't think it's bizarre that a news agency wouldn't pick that up? That's HUGE NEWS! What I am telling you is that Moskowitz is not appealing to any news agencies or politicians as much as he should nor is he doing it in the right manner. Emails are nice, but don't come close to comparing with setting up a meeting and talking to someone face to face. No one is obligated to respond to an email.
Let's say you were a scientist and you found a gene that if modified could wipe out the nation;s and world's obesity problem. Do you think you could get that word out? You're darn right you could. You'd make sure it happened because you have confidence in your work and were positive that your results would save many lives and drastically reduce medicare costs. I sure as heck wouldn't be sitting around waiting for it to spread by word of mouth. It doesn't matter if the public understands your research. What matters is that they would put the pressure on others to look at your research and verify the results.
I live in a community of around 600,000. I guarantee I could get one of the local news channels over to interview me about something with a fraction of this importance. I'm a teacher and a respectable citizen. That carries weight. How much weight does being a Doctor carry?
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