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Originally Posted by Lady Blue
Just a quick response to this one statement if I may.
My nephew, who was about 30 at the time, and a very level headed and mature young family man not prone to exaggeration, was on the road very near to the Pentagon that particular day, and saw and heard that plane come down. If it was really a missile, it was very well disguised and fooled him completely. I guess he could have been mistaken.
Now, back to health care (or the lack thereof) . . .
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Originally Posted by Lady Blue
True. AIDS and many other diseases have been in existance for decades (or since recorded time) but not recognized as the specific disease they are known as today. I'm certainly not an expert but it's my understanding that people don't actually die from AIDS. They die from the complications of otherwise minor (relatively speaking) conditions exacerbated by the inability of the body to fight off these conditions. So that the cause of death is actually from flu, infection, pneumonia, etc. I'm sure that people have been dying from these causes for ages with the underlying factor being AIDS but science wasn't advanced enough at the time to isolate and recognize this as an individual condition in and of itself as it is now.
Sorry again. Back to the topic at hand . . . (I'm gonna shut up now.)
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'sigh. I'm so disappointed in you, LadyBlue.
Why on earth would you let facts get in the way of what you can find on the internet???