After Earth Day - Rethinking AIDS on 23 April

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April 15, 2008

 

The HIV-Aids Titanic hits its own iceberg

 

Rethinking AIDS Day is the 23rd of April. Just one day after Earth

Day, celebrated on 22 April to promote the need for re-examining our

relationship with the environment, Rethinking AIDS Day prompts us to

critically examine the widely held idea that the immune weakness we

see in AIDS is caused by an infective virus.

 

According to HEAL, " Rethinking AIDS Day (RAD) is April 23rd to

remember (not celebrate) the anniversary of the infamous

Gallo/Heckler news conference announcing the 'probable' cause of AIDS

had been discovered. By the time the science was published and found

wanting, it was too late. "

 

RethinkingAIDS goes into some more detail about that botched

announcement of " the cause " of AIDS:

 

April 23rd is a day to rethink our understanding of AIDS and HIV, to

remember the fraud that was perpetrated on this day in 1984 when

Margaret Heckler announced that Robert Gallo had discovered the

probable cause of AIDS at a press conference, after a blood test had

been patented, but before any of the science was published.

 

It turned out later that the papers contained information that did

not establish anything, but they did eventually trigger several

investigations into the scientific misconduct of Robert Gallo,

including a congressional investigation. Robert Gallo had powerful

friends and good luck, some investigations were dropped when the

definition of scientific fraud or misconduct was changed, and the

congressional investigation was terminated as a side effect of the

takeover of the US Congress by the Republicans.

 

But it was too late, the military machine that we call modern

medicine had already handed down the orders that HIV caused AIDS and

that AIDS was always fatal...

 

full text:

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2008/04/15/after_earth_day_rethin

king_aids_on_23_april.htm