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Melville Mandate
The curse of insufferable ignorance
The curse of insufferable ignorance
Posted Fri, 07/16/2010 - 14:14
The curse of insufferable ignorance
Friday, July 09, 2010
Damon Leff
In Zimbabwe the laws of nature have apparently been suspended and Witchcraft has absolutely nothing to do with it!
Thabo Kunene reports that a woman in Northern Matabeleland province was admitted to Mpilo hospital "vomiting small pots, buckets, braids and plates." However unlikely such a tall tale, Kunene reports that the patient has asked to see a traditional healer. Kunene reports traditional healers as saying "doctors can not treat the disease or illness because their drugs have no power over black magic or witchcraft."
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Seeing is believing;
Sun, 07/18/2010 - 06:11 — Morgause"vomiting small pots, buckets, braids and plates."
I would love to see this one!!!! It reminds me of some tales of exorcisms done after "demonic possession" during which priests claimed to have removed razor blades, nails and wire from the afflicted patients.
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well, IF
Sun, 07/18/2010 - 09:36 — wotanwulfthis is true, at least these doctors who are completely incapable of dealing with such a dreaded disease such as pot vomiting, could at least prescribe for the poor victim some remedy to alleviate a sore throat... I can only imagine what that would feel like. Women are not ostriches, you know....