Rhodesia: My Youth: Poisonous Asbestos – so AWESOME …

(005320.38-:E-003569.93:N-HO:R-SU:C-30:V)   

On the topic of DDT, which was used a lot when I was a kid, and which is now so apparently hideous, I must tell you about asbestos. Asbestos nowadays has a bad name. But asbestos was a wonderful product produced in Rhodesia. It was tough, and you could do all sorts of things with it. It was used extensively for roofing. The roofs of our house and other buildings were all made of asbestos. I crawled on it, played on it, etc.

But you will find people, even here in South Africa, making medical claims about how poisonous and evil asbestos is.

This related to what the US Army veteran wrote about biological warfare. He made the point that people have lost the ability to assess RISK and DANGER, and all sorts of junk like this China-Flu crap, is now regarded as "dangerous" when these things are minor risks at best.

Our minds have become clouded and we can’t assess risk properly and many things are marketed and shrieked at as risky or removed from markets on the fear of "risk" and "danger" when in fact, they were achieving great things.



Jan‘s Advertisement
Video: Hamas attack on Israel: Is this a Life or Death fight for the existence of Israel?
Some South African supporters of Loving Life asked for my opinion of this war in Israel and what it could lead to. This is my analysis of the Middle East and what I think about this war between Israel and Hamas. I also look at the Syrian Civil war and we take a look at ALL the Arab/Muslim nations from Egypt to Iran and what threats they might pose to Israel. I also discuss American and Russian military power in the region. Can the region go nuclear? I go into quite a lot of political and military analysis of this conflict.


Jan‘s Advertisement
2005: S.Africa: Black Children as young as 5 have sex at school
This was a news story from the mass media about young Black children having sex at school.


Jan‘s Advertisement
JEWS KILL WOMEN & CHILDREN: Nearly 70 of Gaza war dead women and children, UN rights office says
The UN count covers the first seven months of the Israel-Hamas conflict in the Gaza Strip that began more than a year ago.
%d bloggers like this:
Skip to toolbar