DamSpot's World Comments

by: notyourfriend

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:55:15 +0000

meh. belive what you will.

by: A Friend

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:10:57 +0000

Jews and Pro Israel supporters are not synonymous.
The Israeli goverment is also possibly the most moral and model in the middle east. And that is saying something. They are not the ones trying to blow up the West.
And your data about the Jews prior to WW2 is incorrect. Those were only the Jews recorded in the boycott. I have worked to document the names and trace genealogy of Jewish WW2 casualties. There were one hell of a lot more than just 600,000. Please think before you blog my friend.

by: Auckland property manager

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:40:51 +0100

Thanks for sharing your information to us and I wish to see more article from you.

by: Veronica

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:28:19 +0100

I suffer from peanut allergies and its strange when I was a child I was able to eat peanut butter. (go figure) Seems like over the course of the last 5 yrs my body system has changed and now I am also allergic to cats and dogs as well.So you can imagine how much I have been suffering (post nasal drip itch eyes) I recently read a article on “kiwi drug” news about Flonase over the counter which is a nasal spray that at least I can get one bit of my ever changing allergies under control… rrrr

by: life

Wed, 06 May 2009 02:36:02 +0100

I’ve just came across to your blog.
Interesting blog!
Cheers..:-)

by: abi

Wed, 11 Mar 2009 19:44:25 +0000

urm okay i was starting to believe this until you said LOL and made a joke about trailers which i actually didn’t get oh and you didn’t mention that the ozone-layer IS melting this is proof that global warming IS happening.

by: barb

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 16:17:46 +0000

I have the answer to the peanut allergy mystery. I was curious about it and decided to search the Internet to see what I could find. What I finally put together was an “unofficial” study on food allergies and vaccines. I didn’t expect to find out what I did. I was totally shocked. Vaccines have many ingredients that do not appear on the package insert. The culture medium can contain much more than “beef extract” or “eggs”. The vaccine adjuvant (if they even call it that, they don’t have to) often has mixed vegetable and animal oils as an ingredient. The oils and the foods in the culture leave behind traces of food protein in the vaccine. The purpose of the aluminum in the adjuvant is to increase the body’s immune response to the protein in the shot. Since there is food protein in the shot, it creates a food allergy. There are studies where they innoculated animals with food protein to create food allergies. The main oils that are used in the adjuvant are: soy, peanut, sesame, fish, shellfish, wheatgerm. But many many oils are mixed together and used. What this does is make each shot unique. Not all the shots will have a trace of peanut protein. Some shots may actually have no trace of food protein. Other shots may have multiple traces. When I was a child, we got 2 vaccinations. Now American children were being told by government health officials and pediatricians to get 48 doses of 14 vaccines by age six and 53-56 doses of 15 or 16 vaccines by age 12. Peanut allergy has been a problem for a while but it became a much bigger problem when the recommended number of vaccines for children was increased substantially about 6 years ago. Peanut allergies are primarily caused by peanut oil in the vaccine adjuvant. Supposedly the trace amounts of food in the “pharmaceutical grade” (ain’t no such thing actually) oils used in vaccines are supposed to be nearly non-existant so it doesn’t cause a problem. It wasn’t a huge problem until they started vaccinating for everything possible. Now 8% of young children have food allergies and 1 in 70 people in the UK have a serious peanut allergy.

by: spainair

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 12:12:23 +0000

the best..to be ‘vegan’..

by: Wayne

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:40:19 +0000

I meant few hours later

by: Wayne

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:39:36 +0000

For people who do not know, allergies to peanuts and fish are nothing to joke about. There are many people who believe that their love of peanuts is more important than someone else’s life. Is a bag of peanuts worth the death of someone? The fact that some people do not know people who have these allergies does not make them not happen. My brother has severe allergies to fish and peanuts, both diagnosed in 1959. with peanuts, if he smells them, he will begin to get sick. In an airplane where the air is re-circulated, it does not matter if the person is sitting next to him or if the person is 25 rows away. His allergies to fish are similar, so much so that growing up, we could never have fish in our house. For those people who just have to have their snack, think about this. On one occasion, a friend of my brother who knew he had an allergy, but was not careful, gave my brother a bagel with cream cheese and lox. My brother took a bite and immediately spit it out. He was in the hospital for five days following that and came close to death on two times during that week. The doctor said that had he eaten that one bite, he would have been dead in five minutes. He would have the same reaction if he was in a contained room where fish was being cooked. While his peanut allergy is not as severe, he could die if exposed to enough peanut oil in the air, especially a contained flight.
IS SOMEONE’S DEATH WORTH A BAG OF PEANUTS THAT YOU CAN HAVE A FEW YEARS LATER