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  To cure cancer we need to go back in time! From the Brooklyn Eagle 1916

  by Aussie Oz in

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  In the UK it costs the NHS huge sums of money to administer radiotherapy and chemo. For us there is no financial motive. It works. It's not the magic bullet but it's the best we have.

  I would be dead by now if it was not for conventional cancer treatment.

  The future probably lies in therapies based on the specific genetic causes of cancer. Cancer isn't one disease. There no "cure for cancer". There are many related diseases that all involve the uncontrolled replication of cells.

  Rainbow Troll - You are welcome to your conspiracy theories and your quack cures but keep them to yourself.
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  Where do I go now?

  by Libby in

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  so i thought my purpose was to serve jehovah and get baptised.

  where do i go now to get baptised?

  is baptism even a requirement for serving god or was that just for the disciples and people of that time.

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  It does take time to adjust Libby.

  Learning to find meaning in real life every day is important.
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  Sudden General Election in UK to be held June 8th 2017

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  theresa may the british p.m. has called for an election.. the house of commons has to vote tomorrow and have a two-thirds majority to agree and the main opposition parties want it to happen too so it looks pretty certain to go ahead..

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  Naive kids and urban hipsters adore Corbyn.

  Those of us old enough to remember labour governments of days of yore know how this always ends.

  On the other hand Theresa May was dreadful. She has two secret advisers who are obviously useless. She doesn't trust her cabinet enough to take their advice. The way she bodged the social care policy was shambolic and then pretending it wasn't a u-turn was insulting. Avoiding live debates was cowardice.

  Now she has to depend on 10 Protestant fundies in the DUP which raises a problem for Northern Irish politics. How can the government moderate even-handedly between the DUP and Sinn Fein if they depend on one of them for political survival?
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  To cure cancer we need to go back in time! From the Brooklyn Eagle 1916

  by Aussie Oz in

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  Fuck off
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  To cure cancer we need to go back in time! From the Brooklyn Eagle 1916

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  Anyone who says they can cure it via grape juice, prayer, chemo or any other means is the worst sort of montebank

  Bizarre that you put chemo in the same grouping as grape juice.
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  Disfellowshipped for being complicit in someone else's sin - really?!

  by Isambard Crater in

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  a close friend of mine who is pimo (only staying in for family reasons) in a neighboring congregation called me in tears tonight saying her dad (elder) is telling her he is seriously considering reporting her to her local elders and she could get disfellowshipped.. the reason?

  because she is complicit in a gross sin, according to him, by going with her best friend (not a j.w.

  ) when the friend had an abortion.

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  Giving support or encouragement to a friend to obtain an abortion could be a judicial matter.

  I'm surprised she is surprised by that.
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  Sudden General Election in UK to be held June 8th 2017

  by freddo in

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  theresa may the british p.m. has called for an election.. the house of commons has to vote tomorrow and have a two-thirds majority to agree and the main opposition parties want it to happen too so it looks pretty certain to go ahead..

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  One of the few positive things I agree with the Society on is not being part of this world re politics

  Literally everything you do every day depends on politics.
  
  
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  Human origins pushed back further into the past

  by fulltimestudent in

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  science is a self-correcting journey.

  any error in thought will be corrected by later research or discoveries, so the common concept that we humans (homo sapiens) developed something like 200,000 years ago is undergoing a major correction.

  the discovery of fossilised bones of at least five individuals have been recovered from an old mine in morocco.

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  I remember when even most scientists didn't think that homo sapiens had been around more than 50,000 years

  Really? I've always thought 100,000 was a conservative figure.
  
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  Sudden General Election in UK to be held June 8th 2017

  by freddo in

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  theresa may the british p.m. has called for an election.. the house of commons has to vote tomorrow and have a two-thirds majority to agree and the main opposition parties want it to happen too so it looks pretty certain to go ahead..

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  Exit polls suggest Conservatives might lose as many as 17 seats. They will still be the biggest party but without an overall majority.

  SNP have not done well if the exit poll is correct. It shows them losing 22 seats!

  Theresa May's gamble may have backfired badly.
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  Sudden General Election in UK to be held June 8th 2017

  by freddo in

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  theresa may the british p.m. has called for an election.. the house of commons has to vote tomorrow and have a two-thirds majority to agree and the main opposition parties want it to happen too so it looks pretty certain to go ahead..

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  Scotland had a referendum and made a decision to stay in the UK.

  We were told it was a once in a generation decision.

  The SNP are obsessed with independence. It is small-minded nationalism and anti-English bigotry. Now that the polls show a decline in interest in a second referendum in Scotland Sturgeon has spent the entire campaign trying to avoid the subject. If she gets a good result tonight she will be back on her favourite topic again.

  Her understanding of what the word generation mean is as bad as the Watchtower.