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Media plan to kill dissidents?

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PaulKing - 16 Dec 2004 23:57 GMT
As Moderator of the family (42) of DAG groups, I have to keep up with
posting all breaking news stories regarding 'AIDS' , particularly those
that support our position.

This has not been that difficult a task until now.

In the last month the media seems to have launched a campaign to kill me
and the other dissident 'reporters' by a flood of pro dissident news
stories on such a scale that we will die of over work. A brilliant
tactic!

Associated Press has released story after story on how the authorities
lied about Nevirapine and faked reports on it's deadly side effects.

Fox ran the Liam story of Glaxco crimes against children.

USA Today ran the story about millions of faulty 'AIDS' tests.

LA Weekly gave 'The Other Side of AIDS' a rave review as did many other
publications.

Wing TV ran a dissident feature ......and the list goes on and on and on.

Will I have to launch a letter writing campaign asking the media to
stagger pro dissident news stories?

The times they are a changin.

Best wishes to all,

Paul King
http://www.dissidentaction.com
PaulKing - 17 Dec 2004 00:32 GMT
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-03-19-hiv-results_x.htm

One machine performed 8,400 tests a week and it is estimated that 10% to
15% "were inaccurate".

Adaltis has installed more than 2,500 of these Labotech machines, which
can perform up to eight blood tests simultaneously, according to the
company's Web site.

2,500 x 8,400 divided by 15% (faulty tests) =
Up to 3,150,000 faulty tests a week

____________

Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., said a congressional hearing will be held in
May to look into the equipment and its use.

"Every patient that took their test there — their trust was completely
betrayed," said Turner, who now lives in a Southeastern state that she
declined to identify. "People should be able to trust that when they go
somewhere, they are going to get the right results."
 
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