Re: Masai tribe/warriors - Doug's rant

[Guest guest]

I would advise you to stop allowing yourself to be indoctrinated into

the ideology of hatred, which is very common on our college campuses.

White people are no worse than any other people. ALL people have bad

tendencies and good tendencies. When given a choice, all people would

migrate towards eating sugar and other bad foods because they are

designed to be attractive to the palet, and they are " easy. " ALL

people will choose " easy " if given the choice... it's a flaw in our

nature. Some will learn " easy " is not always best, though.

I remember being spoonfed the same guilt-trip when I was a freshman

(excuse me, I guess it is called " freshperson " in these days) in

college. Indoctrination leads to socialism which leads to

totalitarianism. THAT is every bit as dangerous as bad foods, if not

more so. One kills you slowly... and the other kills you quickly.

Professors take advantage of young minds.

Was it the " white man " who just stormed Mumbia and killed 300+ people

out of pure hatred, or was it some other " quite radical " group?

I do agree about western-influenced food products. While they are

killing millions via disease and cancer, I believe the motive is pure

greed and profit... not the intent to commit murder. However, I also

believe in personal responsibility. People should take care of their

OWN health, and not rely on government or anyone else to take care of

it for them. The information is out there... people are slowly

figuring out what foods people were designed by God to eat, and are

adjusting their diets accordingly.

Unfortunately, there will always be dumb people who will follow the

rest of the herd over the cliff without questioning why. That goes for

food AND education/indoctrination, unfortunately.

Doug

> > > I read in a Muslim book (quite radical :-s) that the White man

> was

> > > the devil. That it was in his nature, that he couldn't help doing

> > > evil deeds. I was shocked at first to read such blatant racism

> and

> > > lies. But I can't help admitting that we are the cause of many

> > > problems in the world. Yesterday again, I heard during a lecture

> > > about the Indian Massacres in America.. There was so much we

> could

> > > have learned from these people. But instead, we killed them!!

[Guest guest]

It is very true that most people's diets are a mess. A method to

determine the natural diet of humans was presented once but to my

knowledge no one has actually DONE it.

But I'm sure 95% carbohydrates is an incorrect diet. What's funny is that

after doing Bee's diet I have absolutely no taste for sweets or for dairy

products except for maybe butter and a little cheese now and then.

Just have to be able to make it through the holidays with relatives!

:-)

Zack

On Sun, 30 Nov 2008, Doug wrote:

> I would advise you to stop allowing yourself to be indoctrinated into

> the ideology of hatred, which is very common on our college campuses.

> White people are no worse than any other people. ALL people have bad

> tendencies and good tendencies. When given a choice, all people would

> migrate towards eating sugar and other bad foods because they are

> designed to be attractive to the palet, and they are " easy. " ALL

> people will choose " easy " if given the choice... it's a flaw in our

> nature. Some will learn " easy " is not always best, though.

>

[Guest guest]

What's funny is that

> after doing Bee's diet I have absolutely no taste for sweets or for

dairy

> products except for maybe butter and a little cheese now and then.

This has been my experience as well. I went from eating a ton of

cheese (used to be my favorite food - no meal was complete without

it) and craving " sugar free " chocolate, to being very satisfied

without them. I do love butter and use lots of it. I was so surprised

about the cheese. When I do have it occasionally, it's like I could

take it or leave it. The high fats really eliminated my compulsive

eating as well.

Thanks for sharing Zack; I hadn't really " known " where I was at with

cheese until you stated it so clearly.

Anita