The cure for cancer has been discovered--on YouTube! Watch the short video below to find out about the miracle moss that cures cancer, although the cure has been suppressed by Big Pharma. (Note: I am not endorsing the music on the video.)
Learn about Dr. Johan R. Tarjany, who discovered the Miracle Moss in the 1800s, and how in the early 1800s he found out that the moss could alter the double helix structure of DNA. He added the moss to his diet and he never developed cancer! After watching the video, I have done what it suggested and I also have never developed cancer!!! The active ingredient in the moss has been banned by the FDA, but you can find it online--buy now!
Comments are welcome below, but please only comment after watching the entire (two minute) video.
If you wish to buy the moss from me, please note that I also do real estate deals. The bridge below is one that has a huge amount of traffic in the San Francisco area, and I can sell it you for a very low price. I can sell it because, as you can see below, I have a picture with the bridge in it:
Both for the moss and the bridge, just so you know, I do not take credit or debit cards, only prepaid gift cards, money orders, and cash wrapped in plain brown wrappers mailed to my international address.
May the video above encourage us to obey Isaiah 1:18's command to "reason."
-TDR
2 comments:
Dear Bro Ross,
I am very much interested in both the moss and the bridge. As I have recently inherited a substantial sum of money in the amount of many millions, I am hoping I can wire the money to you, both to pay for the bridge and moss, and to also humbly give you much of that inheritance (what can I do with money anyway?) as a token of my deep gratitude. If you can let me know where to deposit the money, I will send you the full sum. I just need you to, in advance, wire me a small portion back (say, $10,000) to cover the requisite attorney fees for facilitating this large gift to you.
Many Thanks.
Dear Bro Bronsveld,
Sounds good—just give me your bank info and your personal identifying information and then wait for the $10,000 and see what happens.
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