Black History Month - keeping abreast of black medical advancements
White Spirit
in medicine and psychology that can be credited to people of coloured
extraction. In the process of conducting my research, I learned that
they have made numerous interesting medical advancements that are
largely unknown in the West. One of the most interesting examples is a
cure for AIDS that one pioneering inventor discovered after careful
consideration of virginal purity and its ability to heal all ills.
Despite Africa not having the communication infrastructure that we in
developed countries take for granted, news of this discovery managed to
become widespread and Africans have been raping babies in the dark
continent ever since.
Another fortuitous discovery is the use of albinos' limbs as a cure for
all manner of maladies. These cures cost an arm and a leg on the open
market (or, should I say, the Black market) and it can be said that the
cost is particularly dear to the unfortunate souls who are woken in the
dead of night to find someone mercilessly hacking away at them with a
machete. Still, medical advancement always comes with a price and it
seems that well-meaning Africans refuse to shirk their responsibilities
in this regard.
In addition to furthering the body of knowledge of physical ailments,
our African cousins have also made a significant contribution in the
realm of behavioural science. They have discovered that children who
won't sit still and be quiet are in fact plagued by evil spirits and
sometimes even the Devil himself. Not to fear, however, for our ever
industrious friends have found the remedy for such an ailment. Research
conducted into cognitive therapy and behavioural psychology shows that
if your child appears to be possessed, all you need to do is demonstrate
tough love by beating the evil out of the child. Top scientists agree
that it is better not to hold back and that one should not be dissuaded
by any tears or crying that might manifest as these are typical devil
tricks employed by evil entities in order to turn a parent from their
duty. In fact, it is best to continue the treatment until the child is
silent and lying motionless as this is a sign that the evil has fled.
These spirits do not give up their hold easily, however, and it has been
known for the child to die during the course of treatment (locally
referred to as 'exorcism') due to spirits waging war that takes its toll
upon the child's frail body. Still, it is better for the child to die
clean and pure than live in a wretched state.
I hope you have enjoyed this informative round-up. It is always
interesting to learn how other, noble societies develop means of
improving life in the face of adversity. In the next instalment, I'll
be telling you about Nigerian medical practices involving eyeballs
gouged out of rival tribesmen and how severed fingers can render a cure
considerably more potent.
The gods have made us mad
An excellent piece there, Mr Spirit.
There's not really much to add - except to say how fortuitous is is that
Britain has welcomed so many Africans in recent years, thus we can get
the full benefit of these medical advances.
Mike
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In the 1960s a public spirited African living very near me killed a
woman because he knew she was trying to turn him into a peanut by
witchcraft. Thankfully this saved others maybe even me.
White Spirit
> In the 1960s a public spirited African living very near me killed a
> woman because he knew she was trying to turn him into a peanut by
> witchcraft. Thankfully this saved others maybe even me.
You were lucky indeed. I hope that the local constabulary rewarded his
selfless actions with a commendation.
Dirk Bruere at NeoPax
> In honour of Black History Month, I have been researching advancements
> in medicine and psychology that can be credited to people of coloured
> extraction. In the process of conducting my research, I learned that
> they have made numerous interesting medical advancements that are
> largely unknown in the West. One of the most interesting examples is a
> cure for AIDS that one pioneering inventor discovered after careful
> consideration of virginal purity and its ability to heal all ills.
> Despite Africa not having the communication infrastructure that we in
> developed countries take for granted, news of this discovery managed to
> become widespread and Africans have been raping babies in the dark
> continent ever since.
I suspect it was the White man that taught them that one.
Sex with a virgin was long held as a cure for syphilis in Europe.
--
Dirk
http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
http://www.theconsensus.org/ - A UK political party
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onetribe - Occult Talk Show
Blue
> Another fortuitous discovery is the use of albinos' limbs as a cure for
> all manner of maladies. These cures cost an arm and a leg on the open
> market (or, should I say, the Black market) and it can be said that the
> cost is particularly dear to the unfortunate souls who are woken in the
> dead of night to find someone mercilessly hacking away at them with a
> machete. Still, medical advancement always comes with a price and it
> seems that well-meaning Africans refuse to shirk their responsibilities
> in this regard.
http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/-/2558/522162/-/rkwdg0z/-/index.html
Mike
Unfortunately the racist police put him on trial. Would never happen
now thank goodness.
White Spirit
> White Spirit wrote:
>> In honour of Black History Month, I have been researching advancements
>> in medicine and psychology that can be credited to people of coloured
>> extraction. In the process of conducting my research, I learned that
>> they have made numerous interesting medical advancements that are
>> largely unknown in the West. One of the most interesting examples is
>> a cure for AIDS that one pioneering inventor discovered after careful
>> consideration of virginal purity and its ability to heal all ills.
>> Despite Africa not having the communication infrastructure that we in
>> developed countries take for granted, news of this discovery managed
>> to become widespread and Africans have been raping babies in the dark
>> continent ever since.
> I suspect it was the White man that taught them that one.
> Sex with a virgin was long held as a cure for syphilis in Europe.
Ah, but with 'was' being the operative word here. How many centuries
behind us are the folk on the dark continent?
Mike
No cure for syphilis under 1911. The first modern drug in fact. No
formal test for it until 1905 either. Roy Porter says the asylums were
filling up with tertiary cases between 1850 and 1900. In fact one of
my family who spent decades in the navy at Portsmouth died most likely
of it it in the 1880s.
B J Foster
> In honour of Black History Month, I have been researching advancements
> in medicine and psychology that can be credited to people of coloured
> extraction. In the process of conducting my research, I learned that
> they have made numerous interesting medical advancements that are
> largely unknown in the West. One of the most interesting examples is a
> cure for AIDS that one pioneering inventor discovered after careful
> consideration of virginal purity and its ability to heal all ills.
> Despite Africa not having the communication infrastructure that we in
> developed countries take for granted, news of this discovery managed to
> become widespread and Africans have been raping babies in the dark
> continent ever since.
The so-called "virgin cure" myth occurs in all developing societies.
There are more incidents in South Africa because there are more
instances of AIDS - and estimated one-in-9 people have HIV/AIDS - and
that is traceable to President Thabo Mbeki engaging in denialism. This
is what happens when terrorists are elected.
http://www.scienceinafrica.co.za/2002/april/virgin.htm
wis...@yahoo.com
<bjfo...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
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In the American south, along the coast, the "Root Doctor" still is
revered with many making a nice income.
ted
wis...@yahoo.com
<bjfo...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
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In America's ghettos, rural and urban, the "Root Doctor" is
revered with many making a nice living.
John Bennett
Syphilis is generally believed to have been contracted by the embalmers
in Egypt,fucking the recently dead females of the rich.
So out of Africa is quite probabl true in this instance:-)
William Black
No it isn't.
Until quite recently it was thought to be of North American origin, but
recent research seems to indicate that it was present in Europe in a
much milder form earlier.
The first well recorded European outbreak is after Columbus went to the
Americas.
--
William Black
"Any number under six"
The answer given by Englishman Richard Peeke when asked by the Duke of
Medina Sidonia how many Spanish sword and buckler men he could beat
single handed with a quarterstaff.
John Bennett
the time of JCs alleged birth.
Long before Columbus discovered Colombo.
Syphilis has been identified in many corpses before the discovery of the
new world.
Henry the eighth died of an aneurysm caused by his syphilis.
William Black
No.
> Long before Columbus discovered Colombo.
So?
> Syphilis has been identified in many corpses before the discovery of the
> new world.
Only recently, and it certainly wasn't a major killer then.
> Henry the eighth died of an aneurysm caused by his syphilis.
Quite possibly, but look at the date he died...
Mike
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A friar cursed Henry for abolishing the monasteries saying dogs would
lick his blood. His coffin rested for the night on the way to Windsor
at Sion Park which had been a monastery. The coffin leaked (he'd been
dead for weeks) and a dog licked it up.
Mike
> On 23 Nov, 07:46, Dirk Bruere at NeoPax <dirk.bru...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > White Spirit wrote:
> > > In honour of Black History Month, I have been researching advancements
> > > in medicine and psychology that can be credited to people of coloured
> > > extraction. In the process of conducting my research, I learned that
> > > they have made numerous interesting medical advancements that are
> > > largely unknown in the West. One of the most interesting examples is a
> > > cure for AIDS that one pioneering inventor discovered after careful
> > > consideration of virginal purity and its ability to heal all ills.
> > > Despite Africa not having the communication infrastructure that we in
> > > developed countries take for granted, news of this discovery managed to
> > > become widespread and Africans have been raping babies in the dark
> > > continent ever since.
>
> > I suspect it was the White man that taught them that one.
> > Sex with a virgin was long held as a cure for syphilis in Europe.
>
> > --
> > Dirk
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> No cure for syphilis under 1911. The first modern drug in fact. No
> formal test for it until 1905 either. Roy Porter says the asylums were
> filling up with tertiary cases between 1850 and 1900. �In fact one of
> my family who spent decades in the navy at Portsmouth died most likely
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He died at 50 from 'exhaustion from mania' and heart failure.
I feel I'll go the same way every time I hear Labour lying and
dissembling. On Newsnight this evening Denis McShane accused someone
of being a 'climate change denier'. So that's something else you need
to watch along with Holocaust.
Robert Henderson
<wsp...@homechoice.co.uk> writes
> One of the most interesting examples is a cure for AIDS that one
>pioneering inventor discovered after careful consideration of virginal
>purity and its ability to heal all ills
Witch doctor was that :) RH
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Robert Henderson
Personal website: http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk