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In my opinion, from my research HIV has been shown to survive for weeks outside the body on counter tops etc. Persons have developed HIV after no intimate contact whatever but only by being near HIV patients. The disease is politically protected and part of the change in the DSM that occurred in the early 1980s from when homosexuality was considered to be sexual deviant conduct. By giving tainted blood across the country, social unrest and threats, the DSM was changed to accommodate homosexuality. In many countries they were now pushed into considering talking ill about homosexuals as a hate crime. Spending intimate and non-intimate time with homosexuals infected with HIV or many other conditions carried by many homosexuals puts you in peril. Many feel this erosion of our moral, intellectual and spiritual standards is destroying our society, our values and all things we hold dear.
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no it was a red x
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How does the Swine Flu replicate?
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What is the significance of killing a year old lamb for the passover?
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How can someone with flu infect someone else?
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What are some movies about the Jehovahs Witnesses and their controversial Blood doctrines?
I would recommend the video "No Blood - Medicine Meets the Challenge". Ask any of Jehovah's Witnesses to get it for you when they call at your door.
Where The identifying blood of the passover lamb placed?
The blood was painted on the door posts of the homes of the Israelites.
What kind of blood did Jewish people put on their door for passover?
They put lamb's blood on their doors.
What are the things which aids is not transmitted?
AIDS is the disease caused by HIV infection. HIV is spread through bodily fluid contact - blood, vaginal fluids and semen primarily. If you don't have contact with these bodily fluids, your risk of being infected with HIV is extremely low. HIV cannot survive outside the human body, so you are not at risk from having contact with common public items, such as toilet seats or door handles.
