07 Feb 15
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Originally posted by OdBodLike the Anglicans are any better.
By the cardinals who get their little red hats from the pope, that's not open to abuse then? 😀 ( unlike choir boys of course)
Don't you have a virgin baby to rape to cure the syphilis you got buggering your shipmates, Brit?
And who elected your Queen - who is the head of your state religion?
PS youtube.com/watch?v=sFuS1Am5ESk
Originally posted by AThousandYoungI agree with you about the anglicans, and the monarchy is an excellent source of foreign income! But with regard to your other statement, what is going on in your mind? For the record the monarchy has no political power .
Like the Anglicans are any better.
Don't you have a virgin baby to rape to cure the syphilis you got buggering your shipmates, Brit?
And who elected your Queen - who is the head of your state religion?
PS youtube.com/watch?v=sFuS1Am5ESk
07 Feb 15
http://www.scienceinafrica.com/old/index.php?q=2002/april/virgin.htm
The myth of the Virgin Cure has a rich and culturally diverse history stretching back to 16th century Europe, and more prominently to be found in 19th century Victorian England, where, in spite of the emphasis on morality, rectitude and family values, there existed a widespread belief, that sexual intercourse with a virgin was a cure for syphilis, gonnorhea, [and other STD's]. Syphilis, like HIV/Aids, was fatal in its terminal stages. In the Eastern Cape of South Africa, when a significant outbreak of STD's was spread by troops returning home from overseas after WWII, the Virgin Cure was widely sought among the population.