Posted on 01/14/2008 12:25:48 PM PST by Renfield
right-o!
Andy Stewart (Scottish folksinger) wrote a song of such a situation back in the 80s... sad.
I would bet 90% of the Muslims in America are Black Muslims and that they are not serious practitioners of the faith, just doing it for racial reasons.
If they shared a father it would be ok mostly. Kind of like cousins. If they shared a mother it could be very bad.
On the other hand the IRA has killed hundreds of innocent English people.
>>>I mean, it does not mention “identical,” but it doesn’t deny it either.<<<
Identical twins (created from the same embryo) are of the same sex. Fraternal twins (created from different embryos) can be the same or of a different sex, with physical characteristics and appearances that can be quite different.
I get a kick out of twins born on different days. There was a story I read about a couple who had twins...the first twin was born Dec. 31, 1999 around 11:58pm and the other was born at 12:04am, just 6 minutes later, January 1, 2000.
Please do not believe that adopted children are always told their real birthdays. Their real birthdays are changed to make it more difficult to find their birth parents. This is to protect the birth mother, who supposedly wants to get rid of the baby and never be contacted, and to protect the adoptive parents, who want no contact or connection with the birth mother.
Remember that the baby has no rights, only the adoptive parents do.
Estimates of the Muslims in the U.S. vary from 1.1 to 6.7 million. That’s at most 2.2% of the population. The CIA fact book puts it at 1%.
This story appears to be an urban legend:
http://heresycorner.blogspot.com/2008/01/lord-altons-tall-story.html
http://heresycorner.blogspot.com/2008/01/myth-makers.html
http://heresycorner.blogspot.com/2008/01/case-closed.html
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