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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4283932.stm[/URL]
Not the article itself, but further down where it mentions the percentage of HIV Positive - 40%. That's despicable, a true shock to me. I knew it was bad in Africa, but that's unbelievable. Almost half the population carries HIV. Flip. Is that an accurate number from the BBC?
Not the article itself, but further down where it mentions the percentage of HIV Positive - 40%. That's despicable, a true shock to me. I knew it was bad in Africa, but that's unbelievable. Almost half the population carries HIV. Flip. Is that an accurate number from the BBC?
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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4283932.stm[/URL]
Not the article itself, but further down where it mentions the percentage of HIV Positive - 40%. That's despicable, a true shock to me. I knew it was bad in Africa, but that's unbelievable. Almost half the population carries HIV. Flip. Is that an accurate number from the BBC?
Not the article itself, but further down where it mentions the percentage of HIV Positive - 40%. That's despicable, a true shock to me. I knew it was bad in Africa, but that's unbelievable. Almost half the population carries HIV. Flip. Is that an accurate number from the BBC?
"Just two months after imposing the ban, the king fined himself a cow for breaking it by taking a 17-year-old girl as his ninth wife."
Heh.
40% - that is shockingly high (if true). I guess the obvious question to ask is why. Why so high in the African countries?
Heh.
40% - that is shockingly high (if true). I guess the obvious question to ask is why. Why so high in the African countries?
Why so high?
The opposition of Evangelical churches to contraception is one of the many reasons. Peace, love, brotherhood, and the inevitability of an STD...
The opposition of Evangelical churches to contraception is one of the many reasons. Peace, love, brotherhood, and the inevitability of an STD...
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Interesting article. I don't know how true, but interesting nonetheless.
[edit] No, I checked the souce and I'll not be responsibly for spreading right wing rubbish.
Interesting article. I don't know how true, but interesting nonetheless.
[edit] No, I checked the souce and I'll not be responsibly for spreading right wing rubbish.
Light wrote:
> Why so high?
>
> The opposition of Evangelical churches to contraception is one of the
> many reasons. Peace, love, brotherhood, and the inevitability of an
> STD...
hahahahahaha
> Why so high?
>
> The opposition of Evangelical churches to contraception is one of the
> many reasons. Peace, love, brotherhood, and the inevitability of an
> STD...
hahahahahaha
Forget africa......Just imagine how many people in the UK now have some kind of STD???
Aren't they supposed to be studying African prostitutes because they've managed to build up an immunity to HIV/AIDS and are the key to a cure?
No, they just built up a crust in their orifices?
Wow... that's...
Terrible.
Terrible.
Vitriolic wrote:
> Forget africa......Just imagine how many people in the UK now have
> some kind of STD???
Probably a bit less than a WHOLE F**KING CONTINENT.
> Forget africa......Just imagine how many people in the UK now have
> some kind of STD???
Probably a bit less than a WHOLE F**KING CONTINENT.
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