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I have added the 'POV' template to this article, as it seems to me far too negative to serve as an encyclopaedia biography: it has three lines of introduction, followed by several paragraphs of 'controversy and criticism'. While these controversies may be worth mentioning, the rest of the article should be expanded to balance them - no one should have a biography that is almost entirely devoted to controversy. If this article cannot be improved, I will consider nominating it for deletion - a bad article on a living person is often worse than having none at all. Robofish (talk) 14:18, 19 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]
