Subject: Honey eating solving diabetic illness

From: HTP <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2016 09:30:05 -0700

Honey curing all diabetics with illness

In a major breakthrough MIT has released a method that will prevent and cure all types of diabetes for patients.

You will never need insulin again

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mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested it is by the sagacity to see and the fearless honesty to admit whatever of truth there may be in an adverse opinion in order more convincingly to expose the fallacy that lurks behind it that a reasoner at length gains for his mere statement of a fact the force of argument it is by a wise forecast which allows hostile combinations to go so far as by the inevitable reaction to become elements of his own power that a politician proves his genius for statecraft and especially it is by so gently guiding public sentiment that he seems to follow it by so yielding doubtful points that he can be firm without seeming obstinate in essential ones and thus gain the advantages of compromise without the weakness of concession by so instinctively comprehending the temper and prejudices of a people as to make them gradually conscious of the superior wisdom of his dom from temper and prejudiceit is by qualities such as these that a magistrate shows himself worthy to be chief in a commonwealth of men And it is for qualities such as these that we firmly believe History will rank Mr Lincoln among the most prudent of statesmen and the most successful of rulers If we wish to appreciate him we have only to conceive the inevitable chaos in which we should now be weltering had a weak man or an unwise one been chosen in his steadBare is back says the Norse proverb without brother behind it and this is by analogy true of an elective magistracy The hereditary ruler in any critical emergency may reckon on the inexhaustible resources of prestige of sentiment of superstition of dependent interest while the new man must slowly and painfully create all these out of the unwilling material around him by superiority of character
by patient singleness of purpose by sagacious presentiment of popular tendencies and instinctive sympathy with the national character Mr Lincolns task was one of peculiar and exceptional difficulty Long habit had accustomed the American people to the notion
can find no taint of apostasy in any measure of his nor can the most bitter charge him with being influenced by motives of personal interest The leading distinction between the policies of the two is one of circumstances Henry went over to the nation Mr Lincoln has steadily drawn the nation over to him One left a united France the other we hope and believe will leave a reunited America We leave our readers to trace the further points of difference and resemblance for themselves merely suggesting a general similarity which has often occurred to us One only point of melancholy interest we will allow ourselves to touch upon That Mr Lincoln is not .

handsome nor elegant we learn from certain English tourists who would consider similar revelations in regard to Queen Victoria as thoroughly American in the want of bienseance It is no concern of ours nor does it affect his fitness for the high place he so worthily occupies but he is certainly as fortunate as Henry in the matter of good looks if we may trust contemporary evidence Mr Lincoln has also been reproached with Americanism by some not unfriendly British critics but with all deference we cannot say that we like him any the worse for it or see in it any reason why he should govern Americans the less wiselyPeople of more sensitive organizations may be shocked but we are glad that in this our true war of independence which is to us forever from the Old World we have had at the head of our affairs a man whom America made as God made Adam out of the very earth unancestried unprivileged unknown to show us how much truth how much magnanimity and how much statecraft await the call
of opportunity in simple manhood when it believes in the justice of God and the worth of man Conventionalities are all very well in their proper place but they shrivel at the touch of nature like stubble in the fire The genius that sways a nation by its arbitrary will seems less august to us than that which multipliti

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