Is Trump FIT (Mentally, emotionally, ethically ) FIT for the JOB???
- Thread starter Ocean Breeze
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We Canadians through our government and charitable, humanitarian and Christian missions provide relief education @nd community building throughout the world . And you know what , America and Americans are even more generous than we are .
It's true. They are providing free housing for children from all over.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...on-camp-swells-fivefold-with-migrant-children
Yeah, that's what they need in those other countries
what we need here are those qualities in you trumphating poosters
Speaking of reverse wieners...hey george...those are for flinging, not supper, doood.
Now if a spell that locked out all your other keys than what you need to post a pic could be cast that would be good. Remove the troll and the silent spots eventually get filled up with, . . . wait for it, honest conversation without having to untangle the truth from the lies first.
Northern Canada would be #10. Why do I feel a chill inside rather than a 'warm glow'?
https://www.livescience.com/13002-7-absolutely-evil-medical-experiments-tuskegee-syphilis.html
Evil experiments
Medical progress saves lives, but sometimes scientists let the hope of a breakthrough get in the way of ethics. For instance, the U.S. government issued a formal apology to Guatemala for experiments done there in the 1940s that involved infecting prisoners and individuals with mental illnesses with syphilis.
The Guatemala project is just one of many terrible experiments done in the name of medicine. Some ethical lapses are mistakes by people sure they're doing the right thing. Other times, they're pure evil. Here are eight of the worst experiments on human subjects in history.
(in part)
Northern Canada would be #10. Why do I feel a chill inside rather than a 'warm glow'?
https://www.livescience.com/13002-7-absolutely-evil-medical-experiments-tuskegee-syphilis.html
Evil experiments
Medical progress saves lives, but sometimes scientists let the hope of a breakthrough get in the way of ethics. For instance, the U.S. government issued a formal apology to Guatemala for experiments done there in the 1940s that involved infecting prisoners and individuals with mental illnesses with syphilis.
The Guatemala project is just one of many terrible experiments done in the name of medicine. Some ethical lapses are mistakes by people sure they're doing the right thing. Other times, they're pure evil. Here are eight of the worst experiments on human subjects in history.
(in part)
