Dear friends... Fight to save Dr.John Baby, raw foodist from being victimised

[Guest guest]

Dear friends

Dr. John Baby PhD in Psychology has been an ardent promoter of rawfood

living for cure of deadly diseases. He used to conduct camps where

many people afflicted with serious diseases were saved.

Recently he was targeted by some unscrupulous elements with ulterior

motives. please read the article in the Indian media

http://www.indianexpress.com/full_story.php?content_id=78759

 

I have given my feedback on this article. The indian people and the

government are illiterate about the health benefits of rawfood

 

I request my friends here to respond to this article by sending

feedbacks to the said newspaper and enlighten the editors about the

health benefits of rawfood

 

with regards

 

Sreekumar B

[Guest guest]

" The indian people and the

government are illiterate about the health benefits of rawfood "

 

Um,.... You are either " illiterate " or you are not. If you really meant

" ignorant " , well then so are all the other groups of people I can think of.

Lumberjacks, Danes and tournament Scrabble players, to name a few. The fact is,

we are a definite minority. Lane

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

i like the raw nuts from india that they sell in indian stores.

 

rawfood , " vezhambal2000 " <vezhambal2000>

wrote:

> Dear friends

> Dr. John Baby PhD in Psychology has been an ardent promoter of rawfood

> living for cure of deadly diseases. He used to conduct camps where

> many people afflicted with serious diseases were saved.

> Recently he was targeted by some unscrupulous elements with ulterior

> motives. please read the article in the Indian media

> http://www.indianexpress.com/full_story.php?content_id=78759

>

> I have given my feedback on this article. The indian people and the

> government are illiterate about the health benefits of rawfood

[Guest guest]

sorry lane, the third definition of

 

il¡¤lit¡¤er¡¤ate is Ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch

of knowledge - which could include rawfoodism.

 

 

rawfood , " Lane Martin " <lanie@p...> wrote:

> " The indian people and the

> government are illiterate about the health benefits of rawfood "

>

> Um,.... You are either " illiterate " or you are not. If you really

meant " ignorant " , well then so are all the other groups of people I can

think of. Lumberjacks, Danes and tournament Scrabble players, to name a

few. The fact is, we are a definite minority. Lane

[Guest guest]

no, it doesn't, it just confuses the issue, just admit it, i'm right

and you're wrong, i thought you were right at first, the definition of

illiterate being that one can't read where you were right that ignorant

would be a better word choice. but then i saw the third definition, so

just admit it, you didn't look up the word, you were going from your

knowledge, and you're wrong.

 

rich

 

does everyone notice how i always trim my posts so nice, where are you

roger?

 

rawfood , " Lane Martin " <lanie@p...> wrote:

> sorry Rich. For that third definition to work, you would be, for

example, musically illiterate but not illiterate about music. Hope this

helps. Lane