Exposing the AIDS Fraud
Last Sunday, I was one of several guests on the Robert Scott Bell radio show to discuss the HIV/AIDS fraud. The guests included a number of scientists, academics, and journalists. You can hear the show at these links:
If you read Gallo’s Egg at this blog you will find comments that are almost as provocative as the report itself. The challenge is that most people are reluctant to examine a scam that is unnecessarily complicated by the same institutions (National Institutes of Health [NIH] and FDA) that are largely heavily funded by the pharmaceutical industry. If you can imagine the mafia funding the Attorney General’s Office, you’ll appreciate the conflicted interests.
To many, this is just “one more scam” or “tired conspiracy theory” that journalists and their editors refuse to air out of fear that armies of gay activists will scream HOMOPHOBE or CDC/NIH thugs will threaten a station license.
The problem is that this scam is fast approaching the $1 TRILLION mark in what taxpayers have wasted on AIDS since 1984. As recently as last summer, Congress and President Bush authorized another $48 billion for the alleged “AIDS epidemic” in Africa. But you will see on pages seven and eight that South Africa’s own government reports that AIDS deaths represent less than one percent of all mortality there. That number is also suspect because many companies rely on the AIDS mythology to avoid liability.
For example, DeBeers employs locals to mine their diamonds. Diamonds are commonly found with the mineral chrysotile, better known as asbestos. Over years of exposure, miners develop asbestosis, the deadly lung disease related to asbestos exposure. To avoid the costs of treating their employees, DeBeers hires doctors who blame the illnesses on AIDS (e.g. irresponsible/unprotect sex). The DeBeers doctors prescribe AIDS drugs to their mostly illiterate and undereducated workers who die from the combined exposure to asbestos and deadly (black box) AIDS drugs. And when they die the doctors report it as AIDS-related, exploiting the mortality which the pharmaceutical industry and DeBeers use to demand increased US taxpayer funding to cure AIDS while avoiding liability. In this way, DeBeers and the US/European drug-makers (shareholders) are applauded as AIDS champions, and taxpayers think that their tax dollars are being used to save Humanity.
This scam has worked so well that other scientific charlatans have developed scams like global warming to shake down taxpayers. The difference in that case is that people know more about the weather than they want to know about microbiology and virology.
Gallo’s Egg is a tough read but, until we understand and confront this scam, politicians will continue to rip off taxpayers and the mineral-rich African continent will continue to be sacked.
You’ll also see that Mr. Bell’s guests are not quacks. Except for me, most are accomplished scientists and journalists. I’m merely a career investigator who examined the available evidence.
December 4th, 2008 at 3:09 pm
Mr. Baker,
It is a very difficult subject (too darn complex) to digest, but I am very very much intrigued by what I read (and listened to) and appreciate your efforts.
Short version: AIDS has become medical racket — scare people with tests and unseen viruses, sell them pharma drugs, ignore all the drug use and abuse that gay men were doing in the 80’s, which wrecked their bodies.
Is that about right?
December 4th, 2008 at 4:09 pm
Oh Clark, you are such a fool. Rant on… thankfully, you will make absolutely no difference.
December 4th, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Robert:
Since 1) you’re from the Castro District and 2) since HIV/AIDS put the gay agenda on the map, I can understand your hostility toward me as well as your inability to attack my reports with any coherence.
I cannot, however, understand your hostility to the poor black African diamond miners who are forced to take “black box” HIV/AIDS drugs that have largely become the “gay sacrament.”
But since you responded as quickly as you have, it’s nice to see that my investigations have attracted your attention. While you may not figure it out, maybe some other innocent person and their children will.
Thanks for writing! cb
December 4th, 2008 at 5:46 pm
God bless you, Mr. Baker, for your courage in raising this issue.
A more politically incorrect landmine does not exist.
But at some point, we have to rise above the usual (and oh so tiresome) demagoguery to discuss these issues.
Kudos.
December 4th, 2008 at 5:48 pm
Sorry to waste a post on this, but as is probably obvious, it’s “Michael”, not “Michaek.”
December 4th, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Great post, Clark.
Another unknown problem are these stupid tests — they don’t test for the actual virus, they test for antibodies, which could cross-react with a host of different microbes, and it takes some unknown lab geek to interpret the results.
To diagnose a “fatal disease” by such shoddy, subjective methods surely is not scientific.
Don’t take the tests.