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by judith mpls
Saturday, Apr. 05, 2003 at 10:17 AM
From the book "What If Everything You Thought You Knew About AIDS Was Wrong?"
"AIDS is a category, not an illness. There are 29 familiar conditions in this category, including pneumonia, yeast infections, salmonella and certain cancers. None of these conditions are new. None of these conditions appear exclusively in people who test HIV positive, all appear among people who test HIV negative. All AIDS conditons have documented causes and treatments that are unrelated to HIV."
Don't trust the "experts." They are very stupid and pompous and will ruin your life. THink for yourself. Study. Read alternative books (not the ones they put out in the library). don't belive the media. They are making money off you and this is how they live, off your suffering. So watch out for these parasites!
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by Paul King
Saturday, Apr. 05, 2003 at 3:04 PM
The following requirements are a few of the scientific protocols that are necessary but in the case for an infectious agent in the causation of AIDS have been ignored. Standard rules of science demand “observation.”
The Rules of Isolation
The rules for isolation of a retrovirus were thoroughly discussed at the Pasteur Institute, Paris, in 1973, and are the logical minimum requirements for establishing the independent existence of HIV. They are:
1. Culture of putatively infected tissue.
2. Purification of specimens by density gradient ultracentrifugation.
3. Electron micrographs of particles exhibiting the morphological characteristics and dimensions (100-120nm) of retroviral particles at the sucrose (or percoll) density of 1.16 gm/ml and containing nothing else, not even particles of other morphologies or dimensions.
4. Proof that the particles contain reverse transcriptase.
5. Analysis of the particles' proteins and RNA and proof that these are unique.
6. Proof that 1-5 are a property only of putatively infected tissues and can not be induced in control cultures. These are identical cultures, that is, tissues obtained from matched, unhealthy subjects and cultured under identical conditions differing only in that they are not putatively infected with a retrovirus.
7. Proof that the particles are infectious, that is when PURE particles are introduced into an uninfected culture or animal, the identical particle is obtained as shown by repeating steps 1-5.
Koch's postulates define the steps required to establish a microorganism as the cause of a disease:
(a) it must be found in all cases of the disease;
(b) it must be isolated from the host and grown in pure culture;
(c) it must reproduce the original disease when introduced into a susceptible host;
(d) it must be found present in the experimental host so infected.
AIDS does not meet the classic epidemiological criteria of an infectious disease:
1. Infectious diseases do not discriminate between sexes. The first epidemiological law of viral and microbial diseases holds that men and women are affected equally, because no virus or microbe discriminates between the sexes. This law applies to all known infectious diseases affecting large populations.
2. Farr’s law: Infectious diseases spread exponentially. Early in the last century the British epidemiologist William Farr first recognized the seasonal rise and fall of microbial epidemics. A new infectious disease rapidly explodes in a population - just as rapidly as microbes are transmitted from person to person. Then it declines within months because it is stopped by the elimination of susceptible victims either by death or more often by natural immunization.
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Saturday, Apr. 05, 2003 at 5:14 PM
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by Sheepdog
Saturday, Apr. 05, 2003 at 5:32 PM
Ignore the dot. We do. Have you read anything from Dr. Strecker? http://www.namebase.org/main4/Robert_Strecker.html or the counter argument http://www.aids.wustl.edu/aids/streck.html any thoughts concerning this?
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