Dasyurus Maculatus
March 14th, 2005, 11:18 AM
Itz World Health Day 7th April 2005.
Is it only ‘coloreds’ that have health issues?. The World Health Organisation WHO website shows non-whites Only, on its Race discriminatory site packed to the gunwhales with Gooks n'Blacks.
Is it only coons who count in WHO medical campaigns? or is WHO making a subconscious reflection; that for example its blacks that are a prime vector for 'world diseases' such as HIV and AIDS, and its gooks living in squalor with animals and poultry that have a near monopoly on potential 'world class endemics' such as Asian Bird Flu.
Enforcement , of cross-generational Mathematical ability :p is one literal interpretation (roll eyes etc), of the theme of this years World Health Day, as the chosen motto urges:
“World Health Day 2005: Make every mother and child count”.
But Africans such as Rwandans who have had their digits amputated in outbreaks of 'black tribal culture' may not have enough fingers or ‘Tutsis’ left, to even be able to count. And if a colored can't count up to one, let alone ten ; so what can WHO do now?.
To enable blacks to fulfill the 'WHO Health Day expectation': whites may have to work harder, to fund i)UN Health enforcment squads, plus ii)An Abacus for every African Momma, and a Calculator for every Coonlet to try to 'make them count’.
Is WHO biased against whites? - certainly the 'preventive medicine approach' of keeping black and Asian disease vectors away from white communities could bring net health benefits to the white family - but would WHO ever consider promoting white health issues? :rolleyes:
http://www.who.int/world-health-day/2005/en/
Is it only ‘coloreds’ that have health issues?. The World Health Organisation WHO website shows non-whites Only, on its Race discriminatory site packed to the gunwhales with Gooks n'Blacks.
Is it only coons who count in WHO medical campaigns? or is WHO making a subconscious reflection; that for example its blacks that are a prime vector for 'world diseases' such as HIV and AIDS, and its gooks living in squalor with animals and poultry that have a near monopoly on potential 'world class endemics' such as Asian Bird Flu.
Enforcement , of cross-generational Mathematical ability :p is one literal interpretation (roll eyes etc), of the theme of this years World Health Day, as the chosen motto urges:
“World Health Day 2005: Make every mother and child count”.
But Africans such as Rwandans who have had their digits amputated in outbreaks of 'black tribal culture' may not have enough fingers or ‘Tutsis’ left, to even be able to count. And if a colored can't count up to one, let alone ten ; so what can WHO do now?.
To enable blacks to fulfill the 'WHO Health Day expectation': whites may have to work harder, to fund i)UN Health enforcment squads, plus ii)An Abacus for every African Momma, and a Calculator for every Coonlet to try to 'make them count’.
Is WHO biased against whites? - certainly the 'preventive medicine approach' of keeping black and Asian disease vectors away from white communities could bring net health benefits to the white family - but would WHO ever consider promoting white health issues? :rolleyes:
http://www.who.int/world-health-day/2005/en/