"Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola--Nature, Accident or Intentional?"
Summary
Chapter 1. "The World Health Organization Theory" of AIDS-- During
the past decade, at least six internationally known authorities advanced theories
that the AIDS virus (HIV) was developed by biological weapons researchers and either
accidentally or intentionally transmitted with the help of the United States Public
Health Service (USPHS) and the World Health Organization (WHO). A document like that
obtained by one investigator, through the Freedom of Information Act, is shown here--a
DOD appropriations request for $10 million for the development of AIDS-like viruses.
"Within the next 5 to 10 years, it would probably be possible to make a new
infective microorganism which could differ in certain important aspects from any
known disease-causing organisms. Most important of these is that it might be refractory
to the immunological and therapeutic processes upon which we depend to maintain our
relative freedom from infectious disease."
Chapter 2. WHO Plays in the Big Leagues-- Begins Dr. Horowitz's search
for the origin of AIDS. Archival WHO documents are explored along with links to American
health agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and
National Cancer Institute (NCI). These institutions played leading roles in the WHO's
early viral research network. During the 1960s and early 1970s the WHO served as
the omnipotent supplier of the world's pharmaceutical, bacteriological, and viral
test reagents. Investigations revealed the NCI, a branch of the National Institutes
of Health (NIH), functioned as the WHO's chief distributor of viruses and viral testing
reagents during the late 1960s. By 1968, the WHO had provided technical advisors
and supplies of "prototype virus strains" for more than "120 laboratories
in 35 different countries." By 1969, this number increased to "592 virus
laboratories." In this one year, four of the most active centers, including
the NCI and CDC, distributed 2,514 strains of viruses, 1888 ampoules of experimental
vaccines, and about 100 samples of cell cultures throughout the network. 70,000 virus
isolations were reported by 1970.
Chapter 3. Cold War, Biological Weapons and World Health-- The international
scientific community's efforts to stop biological warfare and biological weapons
(BW) research and development are reviewed here. The chapter reveals how, why, and
to what extent U. S. biological weapons research continued despite staunch foreign
and domestic opposition. President Nixon's false claims that BW research and development
ceased after signing the Geneva Accord in 1969 are documented, as are the WHO's objections
to safeguarding genetic engineering of mutant viruses for biological warfare and
cancer research.
In March of 1970, WHO consultants noted that it was "possible that biological
agents may be used . . . to achieve the simultaneous infection of key groups of people,
and the military consequences might well be of major importance. . . ." They
noted the "calculated risk that a virulent mutant might appear and spread rapidly
to produce an uncontrollable epidemic on a large scale. In addition, if mutants are
deliberately produced in the laboratory," they wrote, "there is the ever-present
risk of an accidental escape." The consultants also predicted that as a consequence
of a biological attack, "mass illnesses, deaths, and epidemics" would require
the WHO to furnish supplies and personnel to deal with the medical emergencies. These
contingencies and more are documented and discussed.
Chapter 4. The Road to Fort Detrick Runs Through Bethesda-- The first viruses
and retroviruses used for biological weapons research passed through the NCI. This
chapter reviews the massive chemical and biological war research campaign centered
in Frederick (Fort Detrick), Maryland, and chronicles the viral research that was
ongoing here and in surrounding labs. A premier lab, specifically researching, developing,
and testing immune system destroying viruses, was the Cell Tumor Biology Laboratory
at the NCI. This was headed by Dr. Robert Gallo--the co-discoverer of the AIDS virus.
The chapter ends by asking, "When did Gallo discover HIV? In 1984, as reported,
or in 1970?"
Chapter 5. The Emperor's New Virus-- Provides an expose' on the suspicious
behavior of Dr. Robert Gallo as chronicled by best-selling author Randy Shilts and
others. The chapter also begins a critical evaluation of the information, discrepancies,
and apparent disinformation in Shilts's book And the Band Played On. The French/American
AIDS fracas is reconsidered. Discussions also focus on how and why Gallo and his
NCI colleagues attempted to block others from discovering the AIDS virus.
The stage is set for the next chapter which reviews Gallo's research from 1967-1974.
Readers learn that every step needed to create and test the AIDS virus was conducted
in Gallo's lab by 1971.
Chapter 6. Gallo's Research Anthology: The AIDS Buck and Virus Stops Here--
Gallo's early publications document his intimate association with Litton Bionetics--a
subsidiary of the leading military contracting firm, Litton Industries. Through Litton
Bionetics, a major biological weapons contractor, Gallo engineered simian (monkey)
viruses to cause a variety of cancers; especially leukemias, sarcomas, and wasting
diseases in humans. This chapter documents the incredible fact that Gallo's team
extracted the nucleic acids >from humanly benign simian viruses, and then infused
the empty monkey virus shells with cat leukemia RNA and chicken leukemia-sarcoma
RNA to produce mutants that could produce the laundry list of diseases seen in AIDS
patients. Then, to enable the virus to infect humans, Gallo and company cultured
these germs in human white blood cells so they could 'jump species.' Most astonishing,
this chapter documents that Gallo presented this research, and the protocol for developing
AIDS-like viruses, to NATO's military scientists in Mol, Belgium in 1970.
Chapter 7. An Interview with Dr. Robert Strecker--One of the half dozen
physician/researchers throughout the world who alleged the military's involvement
in the creation of AIDS, Strecker explains his theory on:
- How and why the AIDS virus was synthetically manufactured;
- Why the "green monkey theory" and the "patient zero theory"
is nonsensical; and
- What AIDS experts have said about his thesis that AIDS was a military development
designed for use as a biological weapon for population control.
Chapter 8. HIV-1, HIV-2, and the "Big Bang"-- The scientific
literature is reviewed here in an effort to critically evaluate the man-made theory
of HIV-1, HIV-2, and allegations that HIV had been found in tissues of people who
had died during the 1950s and 1960s. The analysis identifies both inconsistencies
in these conclusions, along with little known evidence that HIV emerged during the
early 1970s.
The association of early cancer virus network associates of Dr. Gallo, including
Drs. Luc Montagnier (Institute Pasteur), Donald Francis (CDC), Peter Duesberg (U.
of C.), and Max Essex (Harvard), and their activities, is examined in contrast to
circulating disinformation. HIV-2, discovered by Max Essex, is examined as both the
purported 'missing link' to HIV-1, and the monkey virus laboratory contaminant it
was ultimately determined to be. Clearly, molecular genetics shows that something
major happened in the early 1970s to convert HIV-2 or similar simian immunodeficiency
viruses into HIV-1.
The discussion focuses on how HIV-2, a known monkey virus laboratory contaminant,
not found in monkeys in the wild, could be circulating, in the wild, primarily in
African women? Vaccines, tainted by monkey virus mutants produced accidentally or
intentionally, appear to be the only plausible explanation. Most astonishing, chimpanzees
- carriers of SIVcpz, the closest primate relative to HIV-1st were used to develop
the earliest hepatitis B vaccines tested in New York City and Central Africa in 1973-1974.
The chapter then advances a new, more rational, and scientific, theory on the
iatrogenic (man-made) origin of AIDS. Clearly, viruses such as these emerged >from
the laboratory, but the question of accidental versus genocidal transmission remained
to be explored.
Chapter 9. Early Targeting of Minority America--The targeting of gay rights
leaders and groups at home and abroad by the FBI and CIA during and after the McCarthy
era is documented and discussed. The gay rights movement was seen by most conservative
lawmakers and public officials as communist inspired. The chapter also reviews the
targeting of civil rights groups by the CIA from the late 1960s through the 1980s
in their efforts to:
1.. Prevent the coalition of militant black nationalist groups and the beginning
of a "true black revolution;" and
2.. Prevent the rise of a black "messiah." The chapter also discusses the
development of 360 disruptive American intelligence operations under the COINTELPRO
Black Nationalist Hate Group's umbrella, including "Operation Chaos" which
ran from 1966 until 1974. The pivotal role of National Security Advisor, Dr. Henry
Kissinger, who during the Nixon era personally oversaw major CIA and FBI intelligence
operations and directed the military chiefs of staff, is considered.
Chapter 10. African Foreign Policy and Population Control -- Only days
after the DOD requisitioned $10 million from Congress to fund the development of
AIDS-like viruses, on July 29, 1969, the House Republican committee, chaired by the
Honorable George Bush of Texas, cited the urgent need for population control activities
to fend off "a growing Third World crisis." This chapter documents and
discusses "American displeasure with Black African culture," and "the
roots of Third World foreign policy." Intriguing revelations here include:
- Nixon's special presentation before the Population Conference in which he appealed
for urgent action;
- Economic, military, and "humanitarian" policies and projects implemented
under Nixon and Carter;
- Subsequent World Bank, NASA, and the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) activities
in Africa;
- Henry Kissinger's leading role in establishing and directing African foreign
policy and "diplomatic" affairs;
- USAID and WHO sponsored immunization programs in central Africa; and
- American intelligence connections to USAID and African health care initiatives.
Chapter 11. Henry Kissinger's "New World Order"-- This fascinating
chapter tracks Henry Kissinger's rise to prominence in America's intelligence community.
Details about Kissinger's relationships with the Rockefellers, Richard Nixon, Alexander
Haig, and other Nixon White House officials are examined along with Kissinger's leading
role in the development of nuclear and biological weapons. The philosophy and purpose
of the "New World Order," as articulated by President Bush, and advanced
in Kissinger's 1955 Harvard Ph.D. thesis - The Meaning of History, is reviewed. Kissinger
argued that there will never be peace on earth. Instead, he called for a stable economic
order of nations which could be maintained by creating ongoing 'small wars,' with
financial advantages for weapons developers.
This chapter also documents:
- Kissinger's appointment by Nelson Rockefeller to head the nuclear weapons study
group of the nongovernmental Council on Foreign Relations.
- Kissinger's appointment as National Security Advisor--the most influential position
in the Nixon White House--instead of Roy Ash, the President of Litton Industries.
- Litton military contracts, during the first Nixon administration, exceeding $5
billion; $10 million of which went to Litton Bionetics, the BW contractor with whom
Robert Gallo worked to develop AIDS-like viruses at that time.
- Kissinger's "Great Power Grab" as director of national security, and
his ordering of Alexander Haig and J. Edgar Hoover to wiretap Nixon and others to
produce the infamous "White House tapes."
- Kissinger's control over The Defense Program Review Committee, which considered
the funding requests for biological weapons; and The 40 Committee which authorized
covert actions by the CIA in Central Africa in the vicinity where AIDS and Ebola
first broke out.
Chapter 12. Silent Coup in American Intelligence--Reviews increasing evidence
that the CIA not only co-opted the Executive Branch of the U.S. Government while
being directed by Dr. Henry Kissinger during the Nixon era, but apparently carried
out efforts to replace J. Edgar Hoover. This, at the time Kissinger directed the
CIA to continue escalating foreign and domestic espionage operations under COINTELPRO
against black Africans and American homosexuals.
Chapter 13. USAID and New York Blood-- Under Kissinger's national security
council directives, USAID began focusing vast resources on controlling Third World
populations. A computer search of "USAID," "Population Control,"
"Vaccines," and "World Health Organization" literature between
1970 and 1975 revealed 733 "USAID-Population Control" studies. The same
search after 1975 found none. The entire field of "Population Control"
had vanished from medlar! The subject heading had been terminated and replaced with
the more comforting "maternal and child health."
A review of Department of State Bulletins revealed that by 1976 Joseph Califano,
who had advised Kissinger to appoint Alexander Haig as his White House assistant,
took the lead in attacking "rapid population growth" in the Third World.
His subsequent policies are discussed as are Califano's links to Merck, Sharp and
Dohme (MSD)--the world's largest supplier of AIDS-related drugs. Had Califano authorized
USAID funds for Merck related hepatitis B vaccine studies in central Africa during
his stint as secretary of DHEW?
Apparently so.
Moreover, Chapter 13 examines a paper trail in the scientific literature linking
MSD investigators with viral researchers who conducted hepatitis B vaccine studies
on retarded children and gay volunteers in NYC. Through the New York City Blood Bank
(NYCBB) and the biological weapons contractors at the New York University Medical
Center (NYUMC), as early as 1969, that is, shortly after Kissinger became NSC director,
the first humans were inoculated with experimental vaccines composed of live or attenuated
viruses that had only been tested on monkeys. Moreover, the viruses had been grown
in chimpanzees likely infected with a varity of other viruses with similarities to
HIV.
Most astonishing, the text documents that MSD researchers worked in cooperation
Gallo's group at the NCI and Litton Bionetics, and that combined, they conducted
similar studies in Central Africa under U. S. Army and USAID contracts. Moreover,
the "Drug Development Branch" of the NCI served as a conduit of experimental
viruses, vaccines, and drugs between Gallo and company and MSD. Thus, the alleged
channel through which HIV tainted hepatitis B vaccines passed between the NCI and
MSD was operating by 1970.
Chapter 14. Central African Vaccine Trials--Documents the specific African
vaccine studies and immunization campaigns waged by the suspected scientific network
in an effort to investigate the accidental and intentional theories of AIDS. The
text details the:
- 20 country immunization program supported by USAID, the CDC, the WHO and MSD;
- The NCI's method of turning taxpayer funded research dollars into private enterprise
profits;
- Obvious conflicts of interest and scientific misconduct demonstrated when CDC
and MSD authorities attempted to rebut widespread allegations that the spread of
AIDS followed Merck hepatitis vaccine study routes;
- The support Gallo received from at least a third of the Army's top eighteen biological
weapons contractors including Bionetics, Hazleton, and Dow Chemical;
- Plans to prompt Congressional legislation freeing MSD and other vaccine producers
from liability and costly litigation from personal injury claims;
- Protocol for administering African "jet gun" immunization programs
and documented propaganda campaign
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