Jadi sampai saat ini sudah laku berapa air kencing Ontanya ? --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Padahal bisa minum air kencing onta dan airu wudhu lalat sbg obat Islami drpd > pake listrik bikinan kafir laknatuloh. > > Emang orang2 itu kurang bertaqwa pd nabi, sama spt orang2 Islam di milis ini, > hehehe.... > > Kalo mati digeleng kereta api atau mati kesetrum itu ga termasuk mati sahid, > tp kalo mati mencret krn sakit perut itu termasuk mati sahid. Hrsnya kan > orang2 Islam itu rajin minum air wudhu lalat krn merupakan sebuah win-win > solution, kalo manjur bisa sehat walafiat, kalo mati mencret akan langsung > masuk sorga dpt bidadari perawan abadi dan pemuda cantik buat diservis. > > Emang orang2 Islam itu idiot semuanya. > > > > > > >________________________________ > >From: Sunny <ambon@...> > >To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... > >Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:58 PM > >Subject: [proletar] Indonesia's âElectric Current Therapyâ Spreads to > >Malaysia > > > > > >Â > > > > > >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/indonesias-electric-current-therapy-spreads-to-malaysia/461040 > > > >Indonesia's âElectric Current Therapyâ Spreads to Malaysia > >Straits Times Indonesia | August 23, 2011 > > > >A uniquely Indonesian alternative form of healing, electric current therapy, > >where the sick endanger their lives by lying across railway tracks has been > >copied in Malaysia. (JG Photo) > > > >Kuala Lumpur. A uniquely Indonesian alternative form of healing, electric > >current therapy, where the sick endanger their lives by lying across railway > >tracks has been copied in Malaysia. > > > >A spokesman for Malaysiaâs national railway company, Keretapi Tanah Melayu > >Berhad, said people, mainly foreigners, particularly Bangladeshis, were > >lying on railway tracks in the hope the electrical energy from the tracks > >would cure them of their illnesses. > > > >âWe are not sure if this works, but it is clear to us that this is a > >dangerous act,â he told the New Straits Times. > > > >The origins of such âcuresâ can be traced to the village of Rawa Buaya, > >near Jakarta. > > > >Dozens turn up in the Javanese village every day, enticed by a rumor about a > >man paralysed by a stroke who went to the tracks to kill himself, but found > >he was cured. > > > >They say the mild current that passes through their bodies when they lie > >across the tracks makes pain go away and eases the symptoms of conditions > >ranging from diabetes to arthritis. > > > >The authorities there have threatened penalties of up to three months in > >prison or heavy fines â" to no avail, a Reuters report said earlier this > >month. > > > >In Malaysia, the KTMB has increased checks to prevent people using the > >tracks for âhealingâ purposes, the New Straits Times said. > > > >Reprinted courtesy of Straits Times Indonesia. To subscribe to Straits Times > >Indonesia and/or the Jakarta Globe call 021 2553 5055. > > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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