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Killing the Elderly Is Old News for Britain's NHS
The New American ^ | 6/27/2012 | R. Cort Kirkwood

Posted on 06/30/2012 6:05:48 AM PDT by IbJensen

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I think that Britain needs a rumor based in fact, that many of its doctors are now members of two death cults which have joined forces. A Baal-Moloch cult which kills children to honor its pagan god, and a cult of Satan, which seeks to kill the elderly, as they are nearing heaven, and they seek to deny them this through ritually murdering them.

Importantly, these cults are enormous, with hundreds or even thousands of doctors and nurses within each. For each of the doctors in the Satanic cult to just match the murder rate of Dr. Harold Shipman (200+), which he achieved over decades, in but a single year 650 physicians would each have to kill 200 patients to achieve 130,000.

Or 1,300 doctors killing 100 patients each in a single year. Or 2,600 doctors killing 50 patients a year.
Or 5,200 doctors killing 25 patients a year.

Or 10,400 doctors each killing 12-13 human beings a year.

Add to this the 200,000 abortions in the UK every year, for the Baal-Moloch cultists. Even more murderous doctors.

There are about 220,000 doctors in the UK. How many of them worship a pagan god or the symbol of pure hatred?

Their doctors have become the greatest death cult in human history. Perhaps they are hoping to turn Britain into a portal of evil, held open by the souls of countless innocents.


21 posted on 06/30/2012 10:55:24 AM PDT by yefragetuwrabrumuy
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Your post #20.

On the title of the book, as you mention the plot, I now know it is "The Return of the Native". Senior memory loss for me, because I momentarily thought it might be "Far from the Madding Crowd".

I tried to have my wife call my two daughters after the two female characters in the book. They were Thomasin and Eustacia. She would not have it, but worked it into the middle names. Today, they would have been called for short- Tamsie and Stacy.

22 posted on 06/30/2012 11:50:36 AM PDT by Peter Libra
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Thanks for the response.

I believe the one was referred to as Tamsey.

I have enjoyed Hardy’s books and characters, but I believe I have enjoyed Trollope’s books (Barchester Chronicles) best.


23 posted on 07/01/2012 4:29:17 AM PDT by IbJensen (If you don't read the newspaper you are uninformed, if you do read the newspaper you are misinformed)
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