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'AIDS' debunking - The Emperor has no clothes!

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PaulKing - 13 Apr 2004 00:32 GMT
The Emperor has no clothes!
Deconstructing HIV and AIDS

Edited by Robert Johnston

"The World Health Organization studied prostitutes in a little coastal
African country above Liberia. They found that 75 percent of the
prostitutes were HIV-positive and predicted that five years later half of
them would be dead. In five years they came back and there were no bodies
to count. Still they're HIV-positive, according to their tests. (Actually,
they're positive due to a cross-reactivity.) The conclusion of a paper on
this published in Nature was that these people had a special strain of HIV
which firstly does not cause any disease and secondly protects you from
the strains that are rampant throughout Africa. It even said that we ought
to study these people further to develop a vaccine. Even a sixth grader
looking at the logic of this would say, 'Wait a minute. The emperor has no
clothes here!' There's something seriously wrong with the minds of people
who don't examine direct evidence of their conclusions being wrong."

~ Dr. Kary Mullis, biochemist, 1993 Nobel prize for chemistry
David Canzi - 13 Apr 2004 02:40 GMT
>"The World Health Organization studied prostitutes in a little coastal
>African country above Liberia. They found that 75 percent of the
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>clothes here!' There's something seriously wrong with the minds of people
>who don't examine direct evidence of their conclusions being wrong."

This quote can be found at http://www.garynull.com/Documents/aids.htm,
and Gary Null gives a reference to the source for this quote:

    "Gary Null interview with Kary Mullis, undated."

So, there is not enough information here to locate the study or the
article.  There is no way to check whether the claim is true or not.

A claim that can't be traced to its source is just a rumour.

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David Canzi    All it takes to keep a controversy going is one chronically
        wrong idiot who won't shut up.    A controversy is not evidence
        that there are actually two sides worth hearing.

agere_contra - 13 Apr 2004 11:49 GMT
"All it takes to keep a controversy going is one chronically wrong idiot
who won't shut up."

Right on the button there, Mr Canzi. We just have to determine which
speakers are chronically wrong. In the end our only recourse as thinking
beings is to look critically at the evidence for the HIV hypothesis -
rather than at the assertions constantly made for it.

I think that the readers of this forum will want to see isolation/proof of
pathology of the HIV virus before they decide that the controversy is
quite over. There is a Nobel prize and a considerable amount of prize
money awaiting the first person to do this, so it is a little baffling
that someone in the AIDs industry doesn't just do it.
GMCarter - 13 Apr 2004 13:42 GMT
snip...
>This quote can be found at http://www.garynull.com/Documents/aids.htm,
>and Gary Null gives a reference to the source for this quote:
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>A claim that can't be traced to its source is just a rumour.

Who cares? Gary Null is one of the biggest f.cking ripoff idiots who
even gets a lot of his nutritional information wrong as he sells his
overpriced crap. It is a true and deep shame that WBAI still carries
his voice on the air. I won't listen to BAI because of him.

        George M. Carter
PaulKing - 13 Apr 2004 22:27 GMT
" I won't listen to BAI because of him."

Seems you wont listen to ANYTHING that challenges you 'AIDS' dogma.
Gary Stein - 14 Apr 2004 00:49 GMT
Oh Paul you are so utterly devoid of insight that you fail to see the irony
in your comment bellow.......................

Gary Stein

> " I won't listen to BAI because of him."
>
> Seems you wont listen to ANYTHING that challenges you 'AIDS' dogma.
GMCarter - 14 Apr 2004 12:04 GMT
>" I won't listen to BAI because of him."
>
>Seems you wont listen to ANYTHING that challenges you 'AIDS' dogma.

See? You're just like Bush. Data conflict with your worldview so you
make things up.

Clearly, I have been reading the spate of denialist dithering you have
posted here and in some cases responded quite extensively (e.g., the
list of 100 so-called "inconsistencies"). And thanks too for the
opportunity to do some catch-up review of research! A little conflict
does get me goin'!

The sad part is that after 15 years, you're denialist horseshit is
really pathetic. It does not refute the existence of HIV (and even
your own major denialist, Duesberg doesn't do that). Nor does it
refute the development of AIDS in most infected individuals.

Challenges and questions are a hallmark of good scientific
investigation. I WELCOME that. And indeed, there IS much to question
about HIV--as with all diseases. From the way it causes the immune
dysfunction to the global way we have failed as a species to address
the pandemic. MANY questions.

The inchoate gibberings that you and your ilk bring up are
demonstrably the wrong questions. "Does HIV cause AIDS?" Yes! Get
infected--find out for yourself if you don't believe it. Get a grip
and start asking the more important questions and stop killing people
with your stupid anti-condom, denialist nonsense.

        George M. Carter
agere_contra - 15 Apr 2004 15:43 GMT
"Does HIV cause AIDS?".

I am more interested in "Why are we talking about a viral cause without
evidence of a virus?".

If we find a virus then we can attempt to track the pathology of that
virus: we can then ask "Does HIV cause AIDS?".

But we must not assert viral cause without proof. Presumption of viral
cause is partly why "we as a species" have made such a mare's nest of AIDs
epidemiology.

The unfortunate SMON "outbreak" in Japan is a classic example of the viral
error: albeit on a far smaller scale. SMON would still be with us today if
the scientists involved had not had the courage to examine possible toxic
causes in the face of adverse public opinion.
 
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