Well, no, but at least they died from Excessive Tiger Interaction*, and not cancer, like us!
*Tell your Homo erectus to speak to his shaman today about the heartbreak of ETI![/PSA]
What... is it on a DVD?
Can't you just e-mail it?
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Eating raw meat cures cancer in seconds:
http://hawaiianlibertarian.blogspot...showComment=1363962883741#c174923862870354921
It may come as a shock, but during my 8 years of naval service I consumed 2 cups of coffee.
It's foul, evil swill and I cannot fathom how anyone drinks it.
Wow, that's pretty amazing info considering it's raw meat that gets cancer.
Can we nominate CNN?
Well, no, but at least they died from Excessive Tiger Interaction*, and not cancer, like us!
*Tell your Homo erectus to speak to his shaman today about the heartbreak of ETI![/PSA]
From the wonderland called Icke
"On 911 did they make any attempt to catch people (in trampoline type things) who fell from the towers ? If not, why not ? I would have thought that plans would be in place for something like that."
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=242252
I know it's wrong but I couldn't stop the images that this put in my head.
I think they threw dead people they got from the morgue out the windows:
I do realize some pics are fake, but I still think they did that.
And the people who were doing the explosives in the towers, throwing the bodies, smoke machines, etc- they died in the towers. Less witnesses - don't have to be paid off & they can't turn against the top. Win situation for the planners for 911.
June last year.And when was the last time a Tiger died of cancer?.
They haven't because they only eat raw meat.
There have been many studies proving religion as a detergent to the progress of human species.
easy answer: under no circumstances.Question: on what basis should we believe or disbelieve whomever tptb tell us was ultimately responsible? What are the criteria?
Wow, that's pretty amazing info considering it's raw meat that gets cancer.
EVERYONE knows smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol are bad for your health, right?!?!!!!?
Of course. We are all familiar with the stories of those who've been killed by drunk drivers. Of alcoholic parents who were abusive and neglectful.Of lifetime chain smokers who died of emphysema and lung cancer.
What is not commonly recognized however, is the role that these substances play in extending the longevity of most folks, when used over a lifetime of sensible moderation. In the statistical long run, the moderate consumption of alcohol and usage of tobacco products actually extend the lives of those who are able to do so without crossing the line of use into heavy overuse and abuse.
Statistically speaking, if we were to live in a world in which Alcohol and Tobacco were completely unregulated and ONLY controlled by social mores, MOST would not cross over into the threshold of addictive abuse...which would lead to increased longevity of the populace on average. Like anything else, you will always have a certain sub-section of people with addictive personalities and self-destructive tendencies who will eschew moderation. But overall, I believe most people wouldn't. And it would be even less harmful and destructive on a larger scale, if the large corporations that have gained control of the production of these substances did not exist to produce their corrupted fare for mass consumption.
This, in my humble opinion, is the ultimate rationale behind why it is official Government policy to allow the adulteration of these substances with harmful additives, why it discourages the sensible and moderate use of these substances, and why it produces deceptive and dishonest propaganda to keep the masses from discovering the long term health benefits of sensible, moderate usage.
However, I would warn ya'all not to expect some sort of iron clad, proof beyond a reasonable doubt kind of documentation...at least when it comes to smoking. This is more about a case I've put together in my mind regarding a lot of circumstantial evidence, rather than one research paper that convinced me of this point of view.
That is fine. So much more coffee for the rest of us.
The US Navy runs on coffee. The great Naval Historian Samuel E Morrison said it best when he wrote in his history of the US Navy In World War 2:
"The US Navy could probably win a war without coffee.But they would really not have to try it."