I have told Peter why Guam has become so popular lately. Read it and you will understand that your many visitors are not there for vacation. Why would anyone want to come to your 30 by 8 mile poor and backward little Island? The Natives seem like they need a lesson in manners.

Secondly, do not speak derogatorily to me. The cat has not gotten my tongue, you rude jerk.

HOWIE

Guam happens to be located near an ancient mysterious portal which defies the rules of physics. Many Nations have had incidents in which aircraft have disappeared near Guam. Some have returned in random places — sometimes before they took off. This defies the laws of Space and Time.

This is a big deal. Whoever learns how to find and then operate this portal will have great power, so much so that it has also attracted Aliens from all over the Cosmos. Aliens have known about this for a long time, but have not been able to figure out how it works. Why do we believe we can accomplish things that Aliens far more advanced than we are cannot solve?

Aliens already use worm holes to navigate the Universe. This is another means of travel that was created by an unknown Entity eons ago.

That is why Guam has been receiving so many visitors from all over the World. Everyone thinks they have a chance of figuring it out.

Does that answer all your questions Peter? These are how the “Beans were spilled” to me.

Michelle and Zen Lill:
I just want to say hello. My plate is full at the moment so I have not had the time to comment. I had to answer Peter because he hit a nerve with me. I hope to be back in a week or two.

HOWIE

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Who are the morons who buy this crap

Mike

The beginning of the end for the PSA?

The march of common sense, amazingly, continues as the American Cancer Society takes a big step away from PSA tests.

It’s one of the most inaccurate and unnecessary medical tests ever designed… and as a diagnostic tool, it’s practically worthless. Yet millions of men have been given these exams as a routine part of aging.

That could be about to change.

In its first major revision of prostate cancer screening guidelines in nearly a decade, the American Cancer Society now says doctors need to explain to their patients the problems with this test before they offer it.

That means discussing the high risk of false positives and the fact that we now know this test leads to overtreatments– including millions of unnecessary and life-altering surgeries.

They’re also recommending that docs ditch digital rectal exams altogether–or a least stop giving them automatically–since they’ve shown no benefit at all.

Hear that? That’s the sound of the earth moving. But while these groundbreaking new recommendations are a step in the right direction, this is only a single step.

After all, they’re not abandoning these tests completely, which would be a real win for common sense… just limiting them and opening up the door for more informed decision- making.

That’s when docs explain the options, and then ask patients for their input–instead of just ordering them around, as many of them have been accustomed to doing.

What happens now is up to those doctors–and their patients. Will doctors REALLY tell their patients about the problems with these tests? Will patients really take the time to understand the risks?

It’s like buying a car… never trust the salesman’s word. But unless you do your homework before you reach the dealer, his word is all you’ll have.

The truth of the matter is that most people who develop prostate cancer do so late in life… or at least late enough that this slow-growing disease will never pose a threat. We’re all going to die of something… but the odds are pretty low you’ll die of prostate cancer.

The treatment, on the other hand, is the exact opposite of healthy aging–and comes with side effects that include incontinence and impotence, a one-two punch that could have you spending your final years in misery.

All for a treatment you never needed to begin with.
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This is so important to know.

Eric