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KP Stoller's avatar

I helped take care of the first recognized pediatric case of AIDS @ UCLA/Cedars-Sinai. Cedars-Sinai was located in West Hollywood and the gay community would come there to altruistically donate blood. The Neonatal ICU would use mass amounts of that blood for transfusions and so would a very large Thalassemia clinic. The neonates would develop AIDS and the Thalassemia clinic was essentially wiped out with AIDS.

Had the honor to meet and discuss the situation with Montagnier back in 1983/84.

Today, we know Dr. Burgdorfer didn't discover the organism that causes Lyme, which he is credited with, but he was a member of the infamous Lab 257 that was weaponizing what has become a plague that even today goes unrecognized, because essentially our government created it.

Gallo didn't discover HIV anymore than Burgdorfer discovered the Borrelia bacteria named after him. Wink, wink, nudge nudge... say no more.

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JG's avatar

After reading Duesberg's book, "Inventing the AIDS virus", I was left with the thought that he was shot down not only because he fought the HIV scam, but also because he laid the blame for AIDS in the US/Western world on drug consumption (AIDS on places like Africa is a totally different thing, mainly malnutrition and poor sanitation) and that couldn't be allowed.

Not the place to go in depth here but connections between drug trade and CIA/gov are well documented.

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