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wilyretrovirus - 03 Oct 2005 14:07 GMT
Article from the BBC about how HIV is weakening!

Here's the link  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4290300.stm
GMCarter - 03 Oct 2005 15:01 GMT
>Article from the BBC about how HIV is weakening!
>
>Here's the link  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4290300.stm

Yes! This is somewhat to be expected. A lot of infectious diseases
that are introduced into a population start out being really lethal
and slowly attenuate over time.

The problem remains--as the article asserts--that HIV exists and
causes AIDS, even in this modestly attenuated state. The article, of
course, does not dispute and indeed merely affirms that HIV exists and
causes AIDS.

        George M. Carter
DavidT - 03 Oct 2005 17:37 GMT
One only has to look at the example of how SIVs became "harmless"
within African primate populations, but are still currently lethal to
Asian primates who have not had the same generational adaptive
evolutionary opportunities.
Given time, all deadly pathogens become less virulent - it makes little
sense to rapidly kill one's host, and therefore one's dissemination
vehicle.
Fondoo - 03 Oct 2005 19:46 GMT
We can all agree good news!! The mainstreams have a plausible theory and
the dissidents see it as a good sign of creative backpedaling because of
the theories failing predictions. Bottom line remains Good News!!
DavidT - 04 Oct 2005 13:19 GMT
>theories failing predictions

???
You are trying to imply that there is some orthodox theory in existence
that HIV will become MORE virulent over time??

Evidence please?

Are you perchance confusing this with the "theory" that HIV will spread?
Fondoo - 04 Oct 2005 15:45 GMT
You are trying to imply that there is some orthodox theory in existence
that HIV will become MORE virulent over time??

Evidence please?

Are you perchance confusing this with the "theory" that HIV will spread?

Well spreading and being the heteralsexual plague in the United States as
well as the Super Strains seem to be not making themselves known in any
real way.
 I really resented the "Super Strain" because they used to tell me I
needed to where a condom with my HIV+ WIFE or we were going to let super
HIV into the world.
    I assume these are well known facts and I do not have to google them
up
DavidT - 04 Oct 2005 18:06 GMT
Because a pathogen develops drug resistance and is sometimes labelled
by the media as a "super strain" it does not mean that it is more
virulent or more lethal. So MRSA for example is a "super strain"
because it is more resistant to antibiotics used to treat staph
infection, and not because it has some innate super powers. Similarly
with HIV.

No-one has ever suggested HIV was becoming more virulent, so your
assumptions were incorrect. Perhaps you should google more, and not
base your ideas on what you assume are well-known "facts".
Fondoo - 04 Oct 2005 19:38 GMT
Good God David you nitpick the silliest fricking things.
 I have faced Doctors telling me I was going to die of AIDS for 15 years
so I listened when the social workers and Doctors told me
 1. The drugs were the only thing keeping AIDS at bay
 2. Having unprotected sex with my wife carried the chance of
passing/creating drug resistant HIV

  Add #1 and #2 together and get a clue, whether you want to call it drug
resistance or more virulent they have both failed to make me dead
GMCarter - 05 Oct 2005 00:26 GMT
>Good God David you nitpick the silliest fricking things.
>  I have faced Doctors telling me I was going to die of AIDS for 15 years
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>   Add #1 and #2 together and get a clue, whether you want to call it drug
>resistance or more virulent they have both failed to make me dead

Patience, dear. You'll get there. Presuming you've been truthful here
and I'll accept that you have.

And you probably have infected your wife and shortened her lifespan
considerably.

That's not merely my "opinion" but harsh cold reality.

        George M. Carter
pauleewhiting - 05 Oct 2005 02:33 GMT
"Patience, dear. You'll get there. Presuming you've been truthful here and
I'll accept that you have.

And you probably have infected your wife and shortened her lifespan
considerably.

That's not merely my 'opinion' but harsh cold reality."

If the Grim Reaper ever retires, George, you should automatically be
appointed as his replacement.  No application required.  They'll just need
to check on your work experience and I am sure this forum will do nicely.
GMCarter - 05 Oct 2005 12:35 GMT
>If the Grim Reaper ever retires, George, you should automatically be
>appointed as his replacement.  No application required.  They'll just need
>to check on your work experience and I am sure this forum will do nicely.

Darling, dearest, are you IMMORTAL?? Heavens to murgatroid, do tell us
your SECRET!
pauleewhiting - 06 Oct 2005 04:45 GMT
"Darling, dearest, are you IMMORTAL?? Heavens to murgatroid, do tell us
your SECRET!"

You will note that post made no claim for immortality on my part, it
merely pointed out how anxious you are to tell everyone that they're going
to die...

And I think you'd look really smashing in the cloak, too.
GMCarter - 06 Oct 2005 12:29 GMT
>"Darling, dearest, are you IMMORTAL?? Heavens to murgatroid, do tell us
>your SECRET!"
>
>You will note that post made no claim for immortality on my part, it
>merely pointed out how anxious you are to tell everyone that they're going
>to die...

AU contraire--I'm telling people that if they buy your brand of
bullshit and they have HIV, they will probably die sooner than need
be.

This has happened time and time and time again. And you're probably
next on the list.

By contrast, getting real with it and fighting the disease and the
horrible social inequities that AIDS highlights can help one to live a
longer, more constructive life. THAT I encourage.

This denialist bullshit is an horrific deflection. And it will most
likely kill you. THAT'S WHAT TERRIFIES YOU. As it no doubt should.

>And I think you'd look really smashing in the cloak, too.

I probably would.

        George M. Carter
pauleewhiting - 10 Oct 2005 01:37 GMT
AU contraire--I'm telling people that if they buy your brand of bullshit
and they have HIV, they will probably die sooner than need be.

This has happened time and time and time again. And you're probably next
on the list.

>And I think you'd look really smashing in the cloak, too.

I probably would.

        George M. Carter
GMCarter - 10 Oct 2005 07:17 GMT
>AU contraire--I'm telling people that if they buy your brand of bullshit
>and they have HIV, they will probably die sooner than need be.

Tell that to David Pasquarelli. Or Christine's daughter.
Fondoo - 10 Oct 2005 08:07 GMT
Tell that to David Pasquarelli. ***Or Christine's daughter.***

 What kind of person are you? I am leaning toward Ghoul, please prove
me wrong

GMCarter - 10 Oct 2005 12:26 GMT
>Tell that to David Pasquarelli. ***Or Christine's daughter.***
>
>  What kind of person are you? I am leaning toward Ghoul, please prove
>me wrong

Darling, denialism=death.

Christine denied, her daughter died.

David denied, he died.

That's just the reality. We all die. I think it is horrible that
Christine was convinced by so-called "dissidents" to believe a lie. I
don't think she is a horrible person--to the contrary, just one
horribly duped. By scumbags, rogues and fools like Duesberg and
jackasses like Iconoclusterfuck.

        George M. Carter
Fondoo - 05 Oct 2005 06:56 GMT
  Chris are you a MD? I'm asking because you like to propose theory as
fact and that’s a Dr's trait
  So sorry both me and my wife are still alive & well having both been
"Pronounced" AIDS that’s right AIDS not HIV over 10 years ago
  I doubt my perfect 5 month old daughter thinks much about the whole HIV
Test/AIDS watchyaMcCallit
either.
  So sorry we being alive and well makes your little theory look bad but
again this is my story and you did get really mean

     
Chris Noble - 05 Oct 2005 01:56 GMT
> Because a pathogen develops drug resistance and is sometimes labelled
> by the media as a "super strain" it does not mean that it is more
> virulent or more lethal. So MRSA for example is a "super strain"
> because it is more resistant to antibiotics used to treat staph
> infection, and not because it has some innate super powers. Similarly
> with HIV.
".

Misconceptions about evolution seem to be common among dissidents even
ones like Duesberg and Bialy who should know better.

http://www.deanesmay.com/posts/1127916190.shtml#43796

In a virus that has a small transmission rate virulence is not
necessarily an evoultionary advantage. If the virus kills the host
before it can be transmitted to another host it will obviously not
survive.

It is entirely predicted that HIV will develop less virulent strains in
the general population.

The same is not necessarily true for sub-populations that have
high-risk behaviour with multiple partners. Rapid passage between
multiple hosts could potentially favour more virulent strains as long
as the patient infects one or more other people before he/she develops
AIDS and dies.

Chris Noble
Fondoo - 05 Oct 2005 05:47 GMT
 Shouldn't everyone better prove the first strain before reaching out to
prove more?
 Really guys 110bn and 20+ years there shouldn't be grounds to question
EVERYTHING about this theory. Even those that don't believe in Chemo can
at least see cancer in there body and how it hurts them. There is so
dammed many holes in the HIV/AIDS theory no wonder you all get pissed off
when questioned. It's a very difficult place to defend without ANY solid
ground.
  I do believe that the great majority of MD’s, scientists, and care
givers out there believe they are doing the right thing. I follow the cha
$$ ching to see the real bad guys
Chris Noble - 07 Oct 2005 04:26 GMT
> Shouldn't everyone better prove the first strain before reaching out to
> prove more?

Shouldn't they prove the earth is spherical before they attempt to send
a man to the moon?

(The first photos were obvious fakes. No man has ever been to the moon)

Chris Noble
Fondoo - 07 Oct 2005 07:04 GMT
(The first photos were obvious fakes. No man has ever been to the moon)

Chris Noble  

Well the HIV photos the press spoon fed us sure were fake bah ha ha ha
 Was that a Freudian slip there Chris?

Chris Noble - 07 Oct 2005 07:22 GMT
> (The first photos were obvious fakes. No man has ever been to the moon)
>
> Chris Noble
>
> Well the HIV photos the press spoon fed us sure were fake bah ha ha ha
>   Was that a Freudian slip there Chris?

No. It was irony.
http://www.ews.uiuc.edu/%7Eakapadia/moon.html

There are several EMs of HIV in this review. Which ones are fake? Howw
do you tell the difference between faked EMs and nonfake EMs?

http://hiv-web.lanl.gov/content/hiv-db/COMPENDIUM/1997/partIII/Gelderblom.pdf

Chris Noble
Alex - 06 Oct 2005 18:05 GMT
> Article from the BBC about how HIV is weakening!
>
> Here's the link  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4290300.stm

I guess after two decades, HIV has become too pooped to party. :-/

Alex
 
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