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Maxwell Hamilton - 14 Nov 2007 22:04 GMT
In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=990CE7DB133EF930A35751C0A963958260

Does anybody know where I can find information on such points of redefinition. I am
especially interested in Europe/Germany.

Max
dank - 15 Nov 2007 22:14 GMT
Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
> In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.
>
> http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=990CE7DB133EF930A35751C0A963958260
>
> Does anybody know where I can find information on such points of redefinition. I am
> especially interested in Europe/Germany.

Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore, because whether someone
is infected with HIV is much more important than whether they show the
terminal symptoms of the infection that is described as AIDS.  It is the
symptom-free HIV carriers who are the most dangerous, while AIDS patients
tend to look sickly and can be avoided.
Maxwell Hamilton - 16 Nov 2007 09:36 GMT
> Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
>> In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore ...

Yes, this is the problem. So most people blindly accept the still
unproven "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis.

Thanks for your informative post.

Max
Death - 17 Nov 2007 00:44 GMT
> > Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
> >> In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=990CE7DB133EF930A35751C0A963958260

> >> Does anybody know where I can find information on such points of redefinition. I am
> >> especially interested in Europe/Germany.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Yes, this is the problem. So most people blindly accept the still
> unproven "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis.

I disagree with HIV causes AIDS as well.
That is as silly as saying the common cold causes pneumonia.
dank - 17 Nov 2007 05:56 GMT
Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
> "dank" <dank@nugget.org> escribió las palabras brillentes...
>>Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore ...
>
> Yes, this is the problem. So most people blindly accept the still
> unproven "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis.

Even you blindly follow the "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis unless you are
willing to inject yourself with the virus to prove how harmless it is.
Martin - 21 Nov 2007 15:45 GMT
>Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
>> "dank" <dank@nugget.org> escribió las palabras brillentes...
>>>Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore ...
>> Yes, this is the problem. So most people blindly accept the still
>> unproven "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis.

>Even you blindly follow the "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis unless you are
>willing to inject yourself with the virus to prove how harmless it is.

Been there, done that.

Whatever this stuff you call HIV is, it's harmless.
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Martin - 21 Nov 2007 15:39 GMT
>> Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore ...

>Yes, this is the problem. So most people blindly accept the still
>unproven "HIV causes AIDS" hypothesis.

Yes, they do.  However I have a feeling that is about to change.

To go back to your original point, a patient diagnosed 'HIV antibody
positive' and with a CD4 count lower than 200 has AIDS in the US.  But
here in the UK and elsewhere in the world the definition of AIDS is
different.

Take my case, for example.  I was diagnosed HIV+ almost thirteen years
ago and my last CD4 count, done on the 29 March, was 100.  A month
before that it was 97, and a month previous to that it was 155.

Based on these figures I would be diagnosed with AIDS in the US,
however here in the UK I'm simply HIV+.  How can that be?

Earlier this year, after disclosing my CD4 count, one regular here
predicted I'd be dead before the end of Summer.  Well, I'm still here
and I'm still not ill.  Fortunately I don't live in the US, so I don't
have AIDS.
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Maxwell Hamilton - 21 Nov 2007 19:23 GMT
>>> Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore ...
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Yes, they do.  However I have a feeling that is about to change.
> ...

I hope so and think the web might be very helpful. It is a new aera of
information exchange. In this regard YouTube and Google Video might
be our friends :)

> To go back to your original point, a patient diagnosed 'HIV antibody
> positive' and with a CD4 count lower than 200 has AIDS in the US.  But
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> Based on these figures I would be diagnosed with AIDS in the US,
> however here in the UK I'm simply HIV+.  How can that be?

Yes, I know this below 200 category. In Germany you also would be
HIV+ 'only'.

This is the last redefinition I know of which took place in 1993 in US.
I wanted to exclude, that a redefinition effect caused an artifact in the
figures. I see a very bad development for of the mortality between
1995 and 1998, the time HAART was introduced. I see this as hint
that HAART may have caused this development and thus still is dangerous.
Well, who wonders. Here in Germany first therapy suggestions still
recommend the use of AZT!?

> Earlier this year, after disclosing my CD4 count, one regular here
> predicted I'd be dead before the end of Summer.  Well, I'm still here
> and I'm still not ill.  Fortunately I don't live in the US, so I don't
> have AIDS.

The german dissident physician Dr. Juliane Sacher said, she has patients
with CD4 of zero living healthy since years.

Max

P.S. I'd have some little private questions. Are you concerned by your low
CD4 count? Do you consider alternative therapies? Are there dissident
physicians in UK?
Martin - 22 Nov 2007 01:15 GMT
>> On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 10:36:24 +0100, "Maxwell Hamilton"
>> Take my case, for example.  I was diagnosed HIV+ almost thirteen years
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>Well, who wonders. Here in Germany first therapy suggestions still
>recommend the use of AZT!?

Yes, the figures do suggest that what we call HIV/AIDS was in decline
before AZT was resurrected from the poisons cabinet of the 1960s.
Presumably you know AZT was developed to treat cancer in the 1960s,
but was shelved because it was toxic and dangerous.

AZT killed a lot of people, and dramatically inflated AIDS death
figures.

HIV-2 was invented to explain why people in rich countries who took
AZT were dying faster than their counterparts in Africa who didn't
have access to it.

And, of course more and more people were being encouraged to go for
"the HIV test," and this lead to more diagnosed cases.  A theory I
share with others is that what triggers the so-called HIV antibody
response (HIV+ test) is something that's naturally found in all of us.
Some people just have higher quantities of it.  This is proved by the
fact that EVERYONE tests HIV+.  It's just that those with a result
above a certain threshold are labeled HIV+ and those below it are
HIV-.

>> Earlier this year, after disclosing my CD4 count, one regular here
>> predicted I'd be dead before the end of Summer.  Well, I'm still here
>> and I'm still not ill.  Fortunately I don't live in the US, so I don't
>> have AIDS.

>The german dissident physician Dr. Juliane Sacher said, she has patients
>with CD4 of zero living healthy since years.

And who's to say a CD4 count of zero isn't perfectly normal?  The
discovery of CD4 came after HIV and AIDS.  And CD4's history only goes
back as far as the late 1970s - we've discussed that here before. CD4,
HIV and AIDS have been bonded together in history.  Virtually all
studies involving CD4 also focuses on HIV and AIDS.

As far as I'm aware there isn't any research that tell us what an
average CD4 count should be.  And I argue that a low CD4 count is a
sign of someone who's immune system is in good health.

>P.S. I'd have some little private questions. Are you concerned by your low
>CD4 count? Do you consider alternative therapies? Are there dissident
>physicians in UK?

No, I'm not concerned about my CD4 count at all.

Some people who read my messages here probably picture me as being
very thin and weak, and constantly sat on the toilet dealing with a
stream of diarrhea.  The reality is completely different to that.

I don't use any alternative therapies.  The only medication I take is
Prozac for depression and Zopiclone to ease my problem sleeping.
Millions of people in the UK take Prozac, and it wouldn't surprise me
if Zopiclone was prescribed to several hundred thousand people at a
time here.

I've been away from the 'dissident' mailing lists for a while, so I'm
not totally up to speed concerning dissident physicians here, but I
believe there are some.
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Martin - 21 Nov 2007 15:15 GMT
>Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
>> In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>> Does anybody know where I can find information on such points of redefinition. I am
>> especially interested in Europe/Germany.

>Nobody really cares how "AIDS" is defined anymore, because whether someone
>is infected with HIV is much more important than whether they show the
>terminal symptoms of the infection that is described as AIDS.  It is the
>symptom-free HIV carriers who are the most dangerous, while AIDS patients
>tend to look sickly and can be avoided.

I suggest that in these cases "AIDS," or more accurately IDS (Immune
Deficiency Syndrome), is caused by something other than "HIV." Perhaps
being told you're going to die prematurely and being pumped full of
dangerous drugs has something to do with it?
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Death - 21 Nov 2007 17:59 GMT
> >Maxwell Hamilton wrote...
> >> In 1993 the definition of AIDS was changed in the U.S.

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=990CE7DB133EF930A35751C0A963958260

> >> Does anybody know where I can find information on such points of redefinition. I am
> >> especially interested in Europe/Germany.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> being told you're going to die prematurely and being pumped full of
> dangerous drugs has something to do with it?

Death from AIDS happened years before the drugs showed up
so that statement doesn't have legs.
If anything, the damn drugs are allowing faggots to live longer
and infected more of the population.

The number of AIDS cases for the het population was just reduced.
It wasn't bad numbers, it was PC numbers.

The faggot lobby wanted everyone to think they were at risk
just like the real risk of behavior that invites HIV.
If indeed the number of cases are millions less, then I expect to see
money allocated for that millions returned to the kitty.

I expect that to happen just about the time pigs fly.
Martin - 21 Nov 2007 19:00 GMT
>> I suggest that in these cases "AIDS," or more accurately IDS (Immune
>> Deficiency Syndrome), is caused by something other than "HIV." Perhaps
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>If anything, the damn drugs are allowing faggots to live longer
>and infected more of the population.

The HIV wonder drugs have directly killed lots of people, it's just
that they take longer to do their job now.

I suppose drug companies were concerned about killing off their
profitable customers early, when they could stretch their deaths out
over years, or decades.

And I suppose it got a bit embarrassing for doctors when patients on
the HIV wonder drugs were dropping like flies, while patients who
didn't take the drugs continued to live.

>The number of AIDS cases for the het population was just reduced.
>It wasn't bad numbers, it was PC numbers.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>If indeed the number of cases are millions less, then I expect to see
>money allocated for that millions returned to the kitty.

Gay activists have managed to kill more people than the Nazi's could
ever have dreamed of.

I think governments, the medical establishment and drug companies have
all been willing to go along with the ruse for various reasons, often
naivety.
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dank - 23 Nov 2007 23:44 GMT
Martin wrote...
> I suggest that in these cases "AIDS," or more accurately IDS (Immune
> Deficiency Syndrome), is caused by something other than "HIV." Perhaps
> being told you're going to die prematurely and being pumped full of
> dangerous drugs has something to do with it?

I know a loser with HIV who has been kept "alive" for over 10 years with
the "dangerous" drugs.  He was quite ill before, and unfortunately he
now appears healthy and poses a risk to anyone dumb enough to let him
f.ck them in the a.s.

I do wonder what environmental factor or pathogen other than HIV that
accounts for AIDS if not HIV.  It is true that the immune system can be
damaged by chemical exposure, but it just seems like an odd coincidence
that so many exposures to Chemical X occur in people who carry the
harmless HIV virus.  A more logical and scientific explanation is that
you are insane.

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