On 06 Feb 2009 22:27:45 GMT, Robb wrote:

Gregory Hall wrote:

Starvation solves poverty. Allow it to happen. End of problem. Feed the
starving and increase the problem. You liberals seem to think you can
change the survival of the fittest law. Won't happen. Never has happened
in the history of the world.


A Blunderbuss Award for our ignorant rednek hillbilly wingnuts.

You help Wayback teach his daughters about gonorrhea, won't you?

Maybe your groups should be more concerned about STD:

Syphilis rate up for 7th year in row
Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:33pm EDT Email | Print | Share| Reprints | Single

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. syphilis rate rose for the seventh
straight year in 2007, driven by a continued surge in cases among
homosexual and bisexual men, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention said on Wednesday.

Since 2000, when the national syphilis rate sank to a low of 2.1 per
100,000 people after a decade of progress in the 1990s, the rate has
soared by 76 percent, the CDC reported.

Homosexual and bisexual men accounted for 64 percent of syphilis cases
in 2007, up from about 5 percent in 1999.

CDC officials expressed concern not only because the recent increases
in this bacterial sexually transmitted disease follows years of
declines, but also because syphilis can elevate a person's risk of
being infected with the AIDS virus and the odds of giving it to
someone else.

They also called rises among women and blacks troubling.

The overall national rate of syphilis rose by 12 percent in 2007 from
2006, reaching 3.7 cases per 100,000 people, based on preliminary CDC
data released at a meeting in Chicago.

The rate for men was 6.4 per 100,000, a 14 percent rise from 2006.

The number of syphilis cases nationwide jumped to 11,181 in 2007 from
9,756 in 2006, with men accounting for six times as many cases as
women. Rates for men and women had been roughly equivalent a decade
ago.

Syphilis hit the black community very hard, with rates six times
higher for men and 13 times higher for women than among whites, the
CDC said. The rate for black men, 21.5 cases per 100,000, has risen 99
percent since 2003.

Syphilis rates have been surging in homosexual and bisexual men in the
past decade, particularly among those who are highly sexually active
with multiple sex partners.

RISKY BEHAVIOR

"Having multiple sex partners and other high-risk behaviors like not
using condoms do put you at higher risk for HIV and syphilis," CDC
epidemiologist Dr. Hillard Weinstock said in a telephone interview.

"Syphilis can increase the likelihood of HIV transmission two to
fivefold. And CDC recommends that sexually active men who have sex
with men get tested for syphilis, HIV and other STDs at least
annually," Weinstock added.

"It is imperative that we make STD screening and treatment a central
part of the medical care for gay and bisexual men," while also finding
ways to avoid these infections including HIV in the first place, said
Dr. Kevin Fenton, who heads the CDC's STD, AIDS, tuberculosis and
viral hepatitis prevention effort.

(snip)

http://www.reuters.com/article/domes...0954820080312?
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On 06 Feb 2009 23:15:41 GMT, Robb wrote:

Way Back Jack wrote:

On 06 Feb 2009 22:27:45 GMT, Robb wrote:

Gregory Hall wrote:

Starvation solves poverty. Allow it to happen. End of problem. Feed
the starving and increase the problem. You liberals seem to think you
can change the survival of the fittest law. Won't happen. Never has
happened in the history of the world.


A Blunderbuss Award for our ignorant rednek hillbilly wingnuts.

You help Wayback teach his daughters about gonorrhea, won't you?

Maybe your groups should be more concerned about STD

It's no concern to me - you brought it up "Cheri Poppin Daddie".

I did?????

Uh, no, I said that parents need to provide the education in that
regard.

Not hands-on education.

What is it with all you knuckle draggers that makes you want to "school
and teach your little kids all-about-sex".

Knuckle draggers? We don't play pro basketball.

Huh - nothin' as good as first dibs! Have you done your annual
1040abc_Express Exam yet?

You're confusing me with ya boy, Barney Frank.

Sorry, that's a cheap shot Wayback, I forgot you're old, therefore have
no tax liability.

Now you're confusing me with ya boy Tim Geithner.

LOL!



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Robb | Shared Secrets Usenet

On 06 Feb 2009 23:15:41 GMT, Robb wrote:


What is it with all you knuckle draggers that makes you want to "school
and teach your little kids all-about-sex".

Your folks again:

Sex Trial Begins For U.S. Cult Leader

United Press International


Atlanta, Jan. 5--(UPI) The trial of a multi-faceted cult leader
charged with sexual abuse of children began Monday in Georgia, the
Atlanta Journal Constitution reported.

Nuwaubian cult leader Malachi York, born Dwight York, has alternately
claimed to be Egyptian royalty, a rabbi, a Muslim imam and a space
alien. He has pleaded guilty to child molestation charges twice.And
now, after a federal judge rejected one of those pleas as being too
lenient, the leader of the Middle Georgia-based United Nuwaubian
Nation of Moors, is facing 13 federal counts of racketeering and child
molestation and is accused of using his sect to satisfy his sexual
appetite for children and to hide monetary proceeds.

York, 58, now claims to be a Creek Indian named Chief Black
Thunderbird Eagle and argues the courts have no jurisdiction over him.

York was arrested in 2002 by nearly 300 federal and local law
enforcement agents who feared a violent repeat of the disastrous cult
raid in Waco, Texas. York was arrested after leaving the property, and
no incidents occurred.


http://www.beliefnet.com/story/138/story_13820_1.html




Six Million Kids Sexually Abused

http://allafrica.com/stories/200508151194.html

ABOUT six million children have in the last 11 years suffered various
forms of sexual abuse countrywide, the president of the Uganda Medical
Association has said.

Dr. Margaret Mungherera was on Friday speaking at a National
Psychosocial Support Consultative workshop at Hotel International in
Muyenga, Kampala.

Mungherera, also a founder member of Hope After Rape (HAR), a local
NGO, said a study began in 1994 by HAR found that a quarter of the
abused children and young adults were male. She said the study showed
that sexual intercourse occurred in only 7% of the cases, while the
remaining 93% were other forms of sexual abuse.

She said most of the sexual abuse cases were not reported to the
authorities because of the fear and trauma undergone by the victims.
She said there was gross under-reporting of other forms of sexual
abuse where sexual intercourse did not occur.

Mungherera said there was a tendency for most organisations
investigating cases of sexual abuse to concentrate on the abuse of
girls at the expense of the boys.
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