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Why does the WHO care about cancer? They want cancer to kill more humans
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:12 am
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:12 am
because they view the world as being overpopulated.
In their viewpoint cancer and other diseases like HIV/AIDS, is just one of many ways the world keeps the population in check (war, famine, etc).
Why would the WHO want to educate humans on things to avoid which cause cancer, unless those things actually don't cause cancer and the WHO is manipulating human consumption patterns to increase cancer rates.
Perhaps we should live our own lives and not put our faith in a global health organization which doesn't operate in our best interests.
My grandparents ate red meat, bacon, eggs, potatoes, and milk all of their lives and all four lived into their 90s with great health. No cancer. My grandfather on my Dad's side of the family lived to 102 and died just three years ago. He died in his home having only experienced a month and a half of bad health. No cancer.
I know genetics play a huge role, but I believe you can pretty much eat what you want (with exception to processed foods) as long as you properly exercise and live a happy life.
Happiness is the key to a long life. Every one of my grandparents told us that they lived a long life because they were happy and didn't allow life to stress them out. My 102 year old grandfather said he never allowed himself to be stressed with anything. He was happy, he put his faith in God (not the WHO), and he tithed 10 percent of every check he earned to the church.
In return he lived to 102 a happy successful man.
God gave back.
The WHO sure as hell didn't.
In their viewpoint cancer and other diseases like HIV/AIDS, is just one of many ways the world keeps the population in check (war, famine, etc).
Why would the WHO want to educate humans on things to avoid which cause cancer, unless those things actually don't cause cancer and the WHO is manipulating human consumption patterns to increase cancer rates.
Perhaps we should live our own lives and not put our faith in a global health organization which doesn't operate in our best interests.
My grandparents ate red meat, bacon, eggs, potatoes, and milk all of their lives and all four lived into their 90s with great health. No cancer. My grandfather on my Dad's side of the family lived to 102 and died just three years ago. He died in his home having only experienced a month and a half of bad health. No cancer.
I know genetics play a huge role, but I believe you can pretty much eat what you want (with exception to processed foods) as long as you properly exercise and live a happy life.
Happiness is the key to a long life. Every one of my grandparents told us that they lived a long life because they were happy and didn't allow life to stress them out. My 102 year old grandfather said he never allowed himself to be stressed with anything. He was happy, he put his faith in God (not the WHO), and he tithed 10 percent of every check he earned to the church.
In return he lived to 102 a happy successful man.
God gave back.
The WHO sure as hell didn't.
This post was edited on 10/27/15 at 9:16 am
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Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:14 am to mizzoukills
Because vegan agenda and limited resources for everyone to eat meat.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:15 am to mizzoukills
Whoooo are you? Who? Who? Whooooo are you?
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:17 am to mizzoukills
The real issue is that getting rid of meat would lead to a rise in other diseases
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:18 am to mizzoukills
quote:
My grandparents ate red meat, bacon, eggs, potatoes, and milk all of their lives and all four lived into their 90s with great health. No cancer. My grandfather on my Dad's side of the family lived to 102 and died just three years ago. He died in his home having only experienced a month and a half of bad health. No cancer.
sounds like my grandparents.. both in early 90's still eat the same way..
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:19 am to mizzoukills
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he tithed 10 percent of every check he earned to the church
10% over ~80 years? that's a lot of cheddar. Invest that money over that time period and he could have been a millionaire
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:20 am to TigerBait1127
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The real issue is that getting rid of meat would lead to a rise in other diseases
exactly.
I think it's incredible that people don't see how quickly the world is moving toward a one world government that will control everything we do. The WHO plays a big role in the future one world government.
It used to be that Americans could give a frick about the WHO, but now WHO reports are front and center headlines.
The media is prepping us for one world governmental consolidation right before our eyes, and most of us are ignorant to the agenda.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:21 am to mizzoukills
I don't believe this is a proper time for this thread
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:25 am to TheAlmightySmash
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10% over ~80 years? that's a lot of cheddar. Invest that money over that time period and he could have been a millionaire
He died a millionaire. He fully owned with no debt nearly 3,000 acres of prime farmland in Northeast Missouri near the Mississippi River flood plains.
He did actively invest for 80 years and did well in just his investments alone.
He truly believed that the Bible laid out a simply financial plan to success that most people ignored. He paid cash for everything. I mean EVERYTHING!
He owned his house. He owned his vehicles. He owned his farmland.
I wish he was still alive so that I could learn more from him. The one thing he was adamant about to all of his grandchildren was to never mire yourself in debt and to tithe 10 percent to the church because God will give back in mysterious but wonderful ways.
He's right.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:26 am to mizzoukills
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:26 am to Thurber
Thurber,
trust me...they are hovering and will unleash doom upon us all in time.
trust me...they are hovering and will unleash doom upon us all in time.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:27 am to mizzoukills
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to tithe 10 percent to the church because God will give back in mysterious but wonderful ways.
As long as it's not to one of these nut jobs
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:28 am to TheAlmightySmash
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As long as it's not to one of these nut jobs
Of course not. tithe to a church that actually plays an active role in your community, for it is that community who may choose to rally to your aide in your old age...or not.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:30 am to mizzoukills
Music Board. Baba O'Riley is my favorite.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:40 am to mizzoukills
I actually do the opposite of what WHO suggests. I'm gonna live forever.
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:53 am to mizzoukills
So you're saying were gonna have to put up with you for the next 100 years on this board? frick that, I'm outta here.
And you're claiming the band, the Who, has plans for world domination? Those sons of bitches.
While I agree with your grandfather's line of thinking I don't think most people could do this today. Things are just too expensive. If you had to wait to save the cash to buy everything you would never own anything. You can't buy a home for 5,000 or a car for slightly less anymore.
I think this is how most people who lived through the depression chose to handle their money. I know my great grandparents on my mom's side payed cash for everything. I imagine having the banks close down and steal every one's money probably taught them some valuable financial lessons.
quote:
because they view the world as being overpopulated.
In their viewpoint cancer and other diseases like HIV/AIDS, is just one of many ways the world keeps the population in check (war, famine, etc).
Why would the WHO want to educate humans on things to avoid which cause cancer, unless those things actually don't cause cancer and the WHO is manipulating human consumption patterns to increase cancer rates.
Perhaps we should live our own lives and not put our faith in a global health organization which doesn't operate in our best interests.
My grandparents ate red meat, bacon, eggs, potatoes, and milk all of their lives and all four lived into their 90s with great health. No cancer. My grandfather on my Dad's side of the family lived to 102 and died just three years ago. He died in his home having only experienced a month and a half of bad health. No cancer.
I know genetics play a huge role, but I believe you can pretty much eat what you want (with exception to processed foods) as long as you properly exercise and live a happy life.
Happiness is the key to a long life. Every one of my grandparents told us that they lived a long life because they were happy and didn't allow life to stress them out. My 102 year old grandfather said he never allowed himself to be stressed with anything. He was happy, he put his faith in God (not the WHO), and he tithed 10 percent of every check he earned to the church.
In return he lived to 102 a happy successful man.
God gave back.
The WHO sure as hell didn't.
And you're claiming the band, the Who, has plans for world domination? Those sons of bitches.
quote:
exactly.
I think it's incredible that people don't see how quickly the world is moving toward a one world government that will control everything we do. The WHO plays a big role in the future one world government.
It used to be that Americans could give a frick about the WHO, but now WHO reports are front and center headlines.
The media is prepping us for one world governmental consolidation right before our eyes, and most of us are ignorant to the agenda.
While I agree with your grandfather's line of thinking I don't think most people could do this today. Things are just too expensive. If you had to wait to save the cash to buy everything you would never own anything. You can't buy a home for 5,000 or a car for slightly less anymore.
I think this is how most people who lived through the depression chose to handle their money. I know my great grandparents on my mom's side payed cash for everything. I imagine having the banks close down and steal every one's money probably taught them some valuable financial lessons.
quote:
He died a millionaire. He fully owned with no debt nearly 3,000 acres of prime farmland in Northeast Missouri near the Mississippi River flood plains.
He did actively invest for 80 years and did well in just his investments alone.
He truly believed that the Bible laid out a simply financial plan to success that most people ignored. He paid cash for everything. I mean EVERYTHING!
He owned his house. He owned his vehicles. He owned his farmland.
I wish he was still alive so that I could learn more from him. The one thing he was adamant about to all of his grandchildren was to never mire yourself in debt and to tithe 10 percent to the church because God will give back in mysterious but wonderful ways.
He's right.
This post was edited on 10/27/15 at 9:55 am
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:57 am to TigerBait1127
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The real issue is that getting rid of meat would lead to a rise in other diseases
Like what?
Posted on 10/27/15 at 9:58 am to mouton
Aids.
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quote:
The real issue is that getting rid of meat would lead to a rise in other diseases
Like what?
Posted on 10/27/15 at 10:00 am to mizzoukills
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He truly believed that the Bible laid out a simply financial plan to success that most people ignored. He paid cash for everything. I mean EVERYTHING!
That has nothing to do with fricking religion and everything to do with having being smart with finances.
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