So Gene Simmons was right? “There is no such thing as bad publicity.”
As for the youtube thing and promised video link on his/her site, it is possible that the last marble in that person’s head rolled over the fact that everything Williams puts on that web site is an invitation to revocation of Williams’ license, and posting such video in addition to the privacy breach of discussing the details of someone who came to you for services without their permission is like saying, “Please revoke my license, even though I am practicing outside of the state of issue and therefore molesting people who are not residing in the state of my jurisdiction and therefore exist only as a revenue source for your office.”
Maybe he/she understands that he/she is on the razor’s edge of needing to find a way to market him/herself once he/she becomes The Nutcase formerly known as a Mass. Licensed Electrologist.
At this point, he/she only serves to prove my point that licensing doesn’t serve the public to protect them, only give government more ways to charge fees.
After all, if an MD was publicly slandering patients, and publishing their addresses and phone numbers, while discussing their case without permission, would the doctor have hospital privileges for long? Would the license board act on the information of such an offense?