Vegan diet, natural juices, coffee enemas and supplements can cure cancer

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TestMangler replied

Yesterday, 18:13
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

It's not much different to Jehovah's Witnesses preferring to see their children die than take a blood transfusion.

I think it was Anthony Jeselnik that said, "I hate nearly all religions. Do you know that there is one, where, if their own child is ill, they will not allow even a simple medical drug or procedure that would save their life. That's the religion I do like."
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Dorkeaux replied

Yesterday, 09:12
Originally posted by agentzero View Post

That's the premise of the Daily Mail. Don't read it. Read quality journalism. Private Eye, Financial Times.

As I've posited previously, the Daily Mail is like the newsletter of a mental ward.
They have a very technically impressive online presence, meaning that my Sherman mates get to regale me with British "news".

But yes, she boils my piss as well.
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ladymuck replied

Yesterday, 08:54
It's not much different to Jehovah's Witnesses preferring to see their children die than take a blood transfusion.
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agentzero replied

Yesterday, 07:56
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Er... No.

SNIP Proper boiled my piss reading all that. SNIP

That's the premise of the Daily Mail. Don't read it. Read quality journalism. Private Eye, Financial Times.
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willendure replied

Yesterday, 07:10
She should move to the USA, she would probably have a great career in politics over there!
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northernladuk replied

13 August 2025, 22:30
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_Shemirani

I think when I said she was a fruitcake it might have been teeny tiny underestimation....
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northernladuk started a topic Vegan diet, natural juices, coffee enemas and supplements can cure cancer

13 August 2025, 21:17
Vegan diet, natural juices, coffee enemas and supplements can cure cancer

Er... No.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...est-hears.html

Woman's 'natural nurse' opinon appears to have killed her daughter which is a disgrace. She's entitled to her opinions but to foist them on her seriously sick child is just unspeakable. Proper boiled my piss reading all that. The woman is a complete fruitcake, and I'd say bordering on dangerous but I don't think there is any 'bordering on'. She's proven it. Struck off for spreading dangerous info during covid and then calling the actions of the paramedics a conspiracy cover up.

What happens with the inquest now? If they find the paramedics were right and that her mums actions contributed to her death do they bring charges or what? She needs a wake up call and fast.

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