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“Season 4 episode 57 “The Saint” was a total hatchet job on Mother Teresa bereft of any journalistic integrity. The insufficient supply of analgesics in India for cancer patients and the terminally ill is well documented. Pain killers such as morphine were not readily available. These people would have died in lot on pain regardless of where they were. Presenting Christopher Hitchens as a reliable source is unacceptable. Hitchens routinely and made up facts. The position of devil’s advocate was a ended in 1983. How could he have held the position after Mother Teresa’s death in 1997. Hitchens made a very good living by lying and was worth $4 millions when he died. Mother Teresa dedicated her life to caring for the dying. These facts are al easily verifiable if he bothered to check. I cannot trust anything he says.”
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02/12/24
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01/23/18
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United States of America ·
06/27/18
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