It should be pointed out that the G&M editors inserted a scentence into Dr. Whatley's article leaving the readers thinking about doctor's incomes instead of patient care.

They refused to extract their addition.

Lesson: One cannot trust the G&M to print an article without them modifying it to cater to the Ontario Liberal government's propaganda thrust , diminishing the thrust which was the impact of the government's actions on patient care.

The impact of government decision making on patient care was the thrust of the article, instead it was turned to focus on doctor's incomes.

The G&M should stop parroting the government's propaganda line and allow the President of the OMA to voice his opinion untainted by the editor's machinations.

Certainly whenever in the future I read articles by ' outsiders' in the G&M I will wonder how much of the article was written by the writer and how much was written by the editors and whether the thrust of the article as read was authentic.