Is AIDS a Man-Made Disease?

From Cal Steinberger:

Back in 1976, the following ad began appearing in New York newspapers:

Last Chance for gay men to join the Hepatitis B* Vaccine Program!

*A sexually transmitted disease.  Enrollment closes in June, after which the vaccine may not be available for several years.  Take the FREE blood test to determine your HEPATITIS B status and eligibility for the program.

Over 1000 gay men took the free vaccination at a time when there was no such disease as AIDS.  Then, by 1978 the infection began popping up all over the gay community.  Strangely enough, it was predominate among the volunteers who had taken the free Hepatitis B vaccine.  Within 5 years, 60 % of these men were infected with HIV.

[Ed.  It goes without saying that you should avoid ANY government sponsored vaccine program, no matter how noble the cause may seem].
 
The program had been repeated the next year in San Francisco and Los Angeles, and as in New York, shortly after the vaccination for Hepatitis B, the west coast volunteers also began presenting with symptoms of AIDS.
 
In Africa, in 1977, a free vaccination against Smallpox was offered to the Black citizens of the countries with "population problems".  The cost was borne by the United States Health Agencies as a "humanitarian gesture".  Again, within 5 years, over 60 % of the recipients presented with the HIV virus, and, today well over 20 million face death from AIDS.
 
There are some who say, that the AIDS virus originated from the Hilleman green monkeys of Africa.  Of course, there is never any explanation as to how the virus then got from these damn little green monkeys in Africa into the blood of the East and West Coast gay males.  And, no word as to what the supposedly AIDS-infected monkeys were doing between 1960 and 1978 (?).  Their kidneys were were being used for "vaccine manufacture"...where in the world did the AIDS virus hide all during that time?
 
Now, with that as "background information", let me now present what I said in my report about AIDS back in 1988.
 
"With regard to some of the techniques of "Biological Warfare", the AIDS virus may be seen as a possible case in point.  An epidemic disease of this magnitude that coincides with a nationwide civil emergency as herein described, will certainly have to be dealt with.  For the protection of all military, police, and Civil Defense personnel, it is important that the following FACTS about AIDS be understood.
 
1..  ALL BODILY FLUIDS of an AIDS infected carrier are contaminated with the virus.  This means blood, sweat, tears, saliva, semen, fluid from a woman's breast, urine, feces, vomit, mucous, puss, coughed sputum---including even ear wax!
 
2.  The Aids virus, when outside of the body, and whether in a dried OR wet state, remains infectious for up to 7 days at room temperature.
 
3.  The Aids virus has developed an ability to mutate into many different variants as its environment changes.  And, it is able to reproduce itself up to 1000 times faster than the flu virus.  As a result, at the present time, no simple test is able to positively identify a person as being a possible carrier.  Therefore, a "positive" test may be accurate; however, a "negative" test may not be necessarily so!
 
SPECIAL NOTE:  The military has recently established a policy of mandatory testing of all of their personnel with re-testing every 6 months.  Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases reported on May 1, 1988, that the extremely elusive AIDS virus can reside in a person's bone marrow, and NOT be detected in the peripheral blood---EVEN THOUGH BONE MARROW IS THE AGENCY OF THE BODY THAT PRODUCES BLOOD!
 
4.  The AIDS virus has a period of dormancy in infected individuals.  It may not create "symptoms" for a period of perhaps up to 5 to 10 years.  However, during this period, a person so infected is contagious.  The disease is considered to be 100 % fatal.
 
SPECIAL NOTE:  Recent studies suggest that the AIDS virus which may have been lying dormant within an infected person, may be "switched on" and start to reproduce and spread to other cells if and when the infected cell becomes "stressed".  This is particularly important for Civil Defense, police, and military personnel to realize during a period of national crisis.  It is not inconceivable that our nations medical personnel and facilities could literally be overwhelmed by this eventuality during an extensive strike by an aggressor nation using RF anti-personnel weapons.
 
5.  According to several independent medical researchers, it is believed that certain insects---such as MOSQUITOES, bed bugs, fleas, ticks, lice, gnats, etc.---are considered to be possible carriers of the virus.  It is illogical to assume that THEIR infected bodily fluids cannot be transferred to their host.  Be particularly alert for the presence of the dangerous ASIAN TIGER MOSQUITO!
 
SPECIAL NOTE:  Researchers involved in the study of this recently imported (1985) ASIAN TIGER MOSQUITO (Aedes Albopictus) say that it poses the worst mosquito-borne disease threat to the North American Continent of ALL TIME.  It was introduced to the U.S. at the Port of Houston, and has now spread to at least 35 states east of the Rocky Mountains.  It is also reported to be able to survive even in the harsh northern climates.  There is evidence to suggest that under certain conditions it may also be able to transmit AIDS.  It has the unusual ability to transmit disease not only through its saliva, when it bites, but through its eggs, making its offspring infectious without having to bite an infected person first.  This mosquito is very aggressive, and appears to be resistive to all commonly used insecticides.
 
8.  Condoms are not---I repeat not---a safe practice for protection against the AIDS virus.  The ONLY safe sex practice is either total abstention, or 100 % loyalty to a monogamous relationship between two individuals who are not so infected.
 
9.  Fortunately, on a more positive note, the AIDS virus may be readily destroyed when it is exposed to strong undiluted household disinfectants such as Clorox, Lysol, or HYDROGEN PEROXIDE.
 
SPECIAL NOTE:  For completeness of this report, the following are primary symptoms to look for in a person who may be diagnosed as having AIDS (the most common are underlined):
 
a.  A predisposition towards viral Pneumonia and/or infectious Tuberculosis.  It has been estimated that up to 50 % of the world's population are carriers of the TB bacillus, and they carry the microbe in their lungs in an "inactive" state.  The TB bacilli is essentially "walled in" by the host's immune system, and can remain so for an entire lifetime.  However, as the AIDS virus begins to weaken the individual's immune system, the bacillus breaks out of control.  The lesions caused by TB in the lungs provide favorable sites for large quantities of AIDS virus and AIDS-infected immune system cells to escape from the body.  Infectious material coughed into the air by such an individual, if inhaled by another person, might infect that person through the macrophage cells which line the lungs and are "targets" for the AIDS virus.
 
b.  Purple or reddish blotches which appear on the skin.  This may include Kaposi's Sarcoma.  Possible scaling along the hair line, generalized darkening of the skin, and/or patch loss of hair.
 
c.  Deterioration in vision and appearance of spots in front of the eyes.
 
d.  Easy bruising and swelling of the lymph glands in the neck, underarm, or groin areas accompanied by aching discomfort.
 
e.  "Cheesy" white deposits in the mouth (oral thrush), dry mouth, sore throat, and painful swallowing.  Watery diarrhea is frequent.  Possible pain and/or rectal bleeding during bowel movements.
 
f.  A persistent or dry cough (no phlegm) with or without shortness of breath.
 
g.  Possible diffuse aches and pains of the muscles and joints.  Chills and persistent fever.
 
h.  Possible persistent headache, loss of memory, difficulty in walking, confusion, irrational behavior, personality change, or seizure.
 
i.  Extreme fatigue, loss of interests, night sweats, sweating, loss of libido, withdrawal or other signs of depression, fever, and rapid weight loss for no apparent reason.  A general "wasting away" of muscular tone.   
 

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