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Reader comment on item: Is the Blind Sheikh Trying to Die?

Submitted by Raj (Canada), Aug 24, 2007 at 18:21

Perhaps the blind sheikh has "...diabetes, hepatitis, gall stones, artery disease and high blood pressure " because of a lifetime of poor dietary choices, choices he is continuing in incarceration. This seems to be a more plausible explanation than him slowly committing suicide by ingesting hamburgers from the commissary.

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