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From Schmitz Blitz
It seems now that since the nexus of Christianity is shifting from the global north to the south, we’re getting more church leaders saying outrageously extreme things. I’ve written before about the down right hateful comments made by Bishop Issaac Orama (which are under dispute). Now there’s Archbishop Francisco Chimoio of Mozambique, who is now resorting to scare tactics in order to push the Catholic church’s position on abstinence only for AIDS prevention. He said: Apart from his paranoid delusion of a grand condom conspiracy, Bishop Chimoio’s words have potentially deadly consequences. Married women are one of the most at risk groups for contracting HIV in Africa because they already face pressure from their husbands not to use condoms, and now they have a ‘Man of God’ working against them as well. |
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Well, which countries are allegedly manufactoring these condoms? That is very disturbing, considering the beliefs already circulating about aids and how it is contracted. I heard from someone who went on a missionary trip a few years ago that there is a belief there that having sex with a virgin will rid men of the disease.
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http://www.towleroad.com/2007/10/scientists-aids.html
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I'd also heard awhile back that aids had come from haiti, well I guess so much for aids being God's judgment on homosexuality. If they found cases back in the sixties, it seems to me that somewhre all this info got swept under the rug and suddenly aids became a gay disease. Also with these conversion therapies, I guess they automatically say being gay is a death warrant, but there are many cases of women here getting infected. Funny how the media and the rr spread so much bull. Aids is spread through Africa ,Asia ,and other countries primarily through heterosexual sex.(Latex condoms would be a good idea but If you discourage condom use , you are basically giving people a death warrant)
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Allan Cantwell,I've read about his theories in the past: Of course alot of times we call them conspiracy theories. But with the history of Eugenics In America, and experimentation done on our troops who were not aware of it at the time among other things you honestly have to wonder.:http://groups.google.com/group/misc....c276189872c27d
Documented cases of experimentation on humans without their consent or knowledge:http://www.proliberty.com/observer/19990504.htm http://highschoolbioethics.georgetow...s/unit3_3.html http://www.all-natural.com/riley.html(this will shock you) http://www.angelfire.com/sk/syukhtun/pacificbombs.html http://www.gulfwarvets.com/senate.htm http://www.bsos.umd.edu/gvpt/lawonli...__Medicax.html http://www.bioethics.net/news.php?catId=12 http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...16845773056069 I'm not what you call a major conspiracy buff, nor am I what you call paranoid. But I consider anything could be a possibility with our government , especially with it's track record and violation of human rights. .I know one thing after reading articles by Allan Cantwell, I definitely if I were a gay man would not sign up for "medical experiments" conducted by the government. People aren't guinea pigs. Especially if they are unwitting victims of these "experiment"s gone awry. Last edited by ladyinred; 11-12-2007 at 03:12 PM. |
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