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Agenda on Skeptics section on competitor James Van Praagh Page

Hi Susan, please stop vandalism and skewing of facts on the James Van Praagh page. Your background and relationship with once pschyic Mark Edwards has resulted in many biased statements on the page. Please keep your edits neutral and correctly sourced. You cannot source your own articles as credible. Thank you Valdeez (talk) 23:10, 3 December 2012 (UTC)

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