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 Acquired immune deficiency syndrome link
(Disease, Epidemic)
Start1981
AbbreviationAIDS

The Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a large number of medical conditions stated to be caused by a single pathogen, the HIV virus. As usual when one digs a bit further, the official narrative is not as straightforward as it seems.

Things such as the Big Pharma profit motive, using a PCR testing method that is unreliable, and harsh iatrogenic "treatments" come into play. In addition, research into biological means for an untraceable mass killing has been researched by spooky deep state milieus, including having been part of the South African biological weapons program in collaboration with Western intelligence agencies.

Official Narrative

Full article: AIDS/Background

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is caused by the HIV virus. Following initial infection, there is a prolonged period with no symptoms, which again is followed by a breakdown of the immune system. This virus is widely believed to have emerged by zoonotic jump. A constellation of symptoms named "Gay-related immune deficiency" was noted in 1982.[1] In 1983, a group of scientists and doctors at the Pasteur Institute in France, led by Luc Montagnier, discovered a new virus in a patient with signs and symptoms that often preceded AIDS. They named the virus lymphadenopathy-associated virus, or LAV, and sent samples to Robert Gallo in the United States, who promptly claimed the honors for discovering it.

The high-profile new virus brought on "a new era in government-guided vaccine research, under the guidance of Anthony Fauci."[2]

Problems with official narrative

  • Critics of the "HIV is causing AIDS" theory may argue:
    • HIV does not exist, or HIV has not been adequately isolated
    • HIV does not fulfill Koch's postulates, or HIV testing is inaccurate
    • HIV came around at a time when virus related cancer research proved to be a dead-end. In the late 70s this branch of science came to the realization that a virus is not the cause of cancer - thus a number of laboratories around the world had to cease operation and were to be closed, but the narrative of the virus related illness (AIDS) offered a new avenue for research and so they could continue to operate. In other words there was incentive for some laboratories that were threatened by closure to agree to the conclusions of Gallo and Montagnier and not look critically at the facts that were presented.
  • Suggested alternative causes for the what is diagnosed as AIDS include a mix of:
    • recreational drugs, such as amyl nitrite ("poppers") [3]; combined with certain hygiene and hedonistic practices in gay milieus in the early 1980s.
    • malnutrition and other diseases
    • the very antiretroviral drugs used to treat the syndrome, especially AZT[4]
    • symptoms from other diseases have been summarized under AIDS[5]

Nobel Prize-winner and inventor of the PCR technique Kary Mullis became doubtful about the science behind AIDS when he couldn't get an answer from Luc Montagnier about a study that would prove the sentence "HIV is the probable cause of AIDS".[6]

AIDS industry

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Peter Duesberg interviewed on the Joe Rogan - podcast 282 in 2013,[7] where he relates that his critical stand towards the official theory on AIDS did cost him his career. (video is archived, buffering may take a while)
Full article: AIDS industry

According to critics, the HIV/AIDS paradigm is politically, economically and socially driven, rather than based on verifiable scientific data. In fact, the orthodox version of the "AIDS pandemic", has been rife with dissent, corruption and censorship from the onset.

The drug AZT was used during the 1980s to suppress the outbreak of AIDS in a person infected with the HIV virus.[8] The inventor of AZT, Jerome Horwitz, is said to have been so unsatisfied with the drug that he "dumped it on the junk pile" and "didn’t [even] keep the notebooks". AZT was an chemotherapy-like drug of extreme, even fatal, toxicity and "so worthless" to him that he "didn’t think it was worth patenting" as former BusinessWeek journalist Bruce Nussbaum writes in his book: "Good Intentions: How Big Business and the Medical Establishment are Corrupting the Fight against AIDS, Alzheimer’s, Cancer and More."[9]

South Africa

Full article: South African Institute for Maritime Research

According to former members, a South African intelligence-connected militia spread the HIV virus through vaccines in the early 1980s. The subject was also mentioned by the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, but not investigated in full, possibly because it would touch on foreign partners.

Coronavirus

In February 2020 Forbes published No, The Coronavirus Was Not Genetically Engineered To Put Pieces Of HIV In It.[10] Other commercially-controlled media had similar titles.[11]

HIV/SARS virus combinations

In 2007 the Journal of Virology published Difference in Receptor Usage between Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Coronavirus and SARS-Like Coronavirus of Bat Origin, a paper by Wuze Ren, Xiuxia Qu, Wendong Li, Zhenggang Han, Meng Yu, Peng Zhou, Shu-Yi Zhang, Lin-Fa Wang, Hongkui Deng and Zhengli Shi. They described preparation of "HIV-based pseudoviruses" and "investigated the receptor usage of the SL-CoV S by combining a human immunodeficiency virus-based pseudovirus system with cell lines expressing the ACE2 molecules of human, civet, or horseshoe bat." The corresponding author's address was the Wuhan Institute of Virology, where some (or all?) of the work was carried out.[12]

Post-Vaccination Syndrome

Post-Vaccination Syndrome (PVS) has been linked to low CD-T4 cells caused by the COVID-19 Vaccine confirmed to cause AIDS and cancer. Trump announced a $500 billion plan to create an MRNA anti-cancer vaccine using the largest artificial intelligence project, Stargate LLC. "The vaccine causes the AIDS, the AIDS causes the cancer, then the vaccine cures the cancer." Trump pardoned Fauci.[13]


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