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The AIDS Deception by Jim Davies
When
someone dies of a disease, his immune system can be said to be deficient;
it wasn’t up to the task of warding it off. If he succumbs to more than
one disease, the condition might be called a syndrome; so right away, we
have three quarters of an acronym popular in government circles for a
quarter century: IDS, Immune Deficiency Syndrome. In earlier, simpler
times it might have been called “death by natural causes.” But
what set the world about its ears in the early 1980s, and what got medical
researchers eager to suck at the government teat so excited, was the news
that otherwise virile people might be able to acquire
such an IDS – that the condition might be transmittable, so setting the
human race’s future at risk. Thus was born the modern AIDS industry. It
came from two key sets of observations. One was that promiscuous male
homosexuals were dying in alarming numbers in The
African work was done by the French medical missionary Dr. Philippe Krynen,
who is usually credited with the first observations of AIDS in 1982.
We’ll hear more about him below. Thanks
to the high correlation between the Syndrome and the sexual practices of
the victims, AIDS was at once regarded as a Sexually Transmitted Disease,
or STD--so chilling the passion of every swinger; for who knows, this
might be transmitted from male to female, and vice versa. Observations
stubbornly declined to support that expectation, but the possibility was a
valuable bogeyman in the hands of the self-appointed guardians of public
morality under President Reagan. The
scramble to find the cause, and then a cure, had begun; and the race was
“won,” kind-of, by American Dr. Robert Gallo in 1984. He narrowly beat
his French rival by announcing that AIDS was caused by HIV, a Human Immuno-deficiency
Virus--a coup marred by stories of professional misconduct--but the demand
for a solution was shrill, and American medical prestige was on the line,
and buckets of stolen money stood ready to reward the winner, so there was
a rush to judgment. It has never been reversed. When by the 1990s more and
more data stubbornly declined to confirm a proper correlation, the
doctrine that HIV causes AIDS was declared true ex
cathedra; that is, nobody got a job at the National Institute for
Health (NIH) unless he swore he accepted it as an article of faith; so was
“HIV/AIDS” woven out of whole cloth--perhaps the first time a disease
has been created by the coining of a name. The
deception here is an appalling betrayal of basic principles of the
scientific method, and the story is well told by Ellison & Duesberg in
their book Why
We Will Never Win the War on AIDS – see also Professor Duesberg’s website
and even a 1994 article
of mine. Duesberg’s powerful exposure of the official doctrine is
presented also in an -
C should be shown to be present in all cases of animals suffering from D
but should not be found in healthy animals. -
C should be isolated from the diseased animal and grown in pure
culture on artificial laboratory media. -
This freshly isolated microorganism, when inoculated into a
healthy laboratory animal, should cause the same disease seen in the
original animal. -
The microorganism should be re-isolated in pure culture from the
experimental infection. Yet
after a quarter century of frenetic government-funded research, Postulates
1 and 3 are not applicable to
AIDS. Many die from TB, for example, who are entirely free of the HI
virus; and many have the virus but never contract a fatal disease! If AIDS
exists, HIV is therefore not its cause. There
is, however, a deeper problem, as Prof. Duesberg notes: Not only is the
wrong haystack being explored for a cause for AIDS, but strictly speaking,
AIDS does not even exist! - or not, certainly, as a communicable
disease in the ordinary sense of the phrase. This was the startling
conclusion of the same Dr. Philippe Krynen, five years after he said he
thought it did. Five years of continuing research and treatment in On
The
subject segment was on what government is doing to reduce teenage sex. No
longer fashionable, under the Bush Prudes, just to teach kids to use
condoms, the word from on high today is Abstinence. Yes folks, those of
you who pay the alleged “income tax” are placing some of those dollars
in a propaganda machine to convince teens not to copulate until married. I
feel sure I’ve seen that advice somewhere before; and sure enough,
reporter Ed Bradley found strong religious undertones to the program and
questioned whether the “liberals”’ precious “Separation Clause”
was being violated. And part of the message is that abstinence, allegedly
unlike condoms, is the only sure way to prevent – here it comes –
“STDs and AIDS.” I
want you carefully to notice that conjunction; Bradley used the phrase
several times, so it was not an oversight. He didn’t say it would stop
“STDs,” or “STDs like AIDS,” he said “STDs and AIDS.”
The subtle signal, a mere 15 or 20 years after the truth was there to see,
and even now conveyed in sentences that seemed to say the opposite, is
that AIDS is not a sexually
transmitted disease. Watch out for the next episode, months or years
from now, when it’s further admitted, by some similar back-door method,
that AIDS is not a disease at all but was invented out of thin air by
those government people who like to spoil your fun as well as steal your
money. Meanwhile the funding of “research,” with all that stolen money, does not stop. Heck, why ever should it? That would be to call on government to cheat Aristotle, violate the rules of grammar, and act rationally. discuss this column in the forum Jim Davies is a retired businessman in New Hampshire who has written on freedom topics in newspapers and at TakeLifeBack.com, and wants to experience a free society in his lifetime. |