Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 17, No. 1, pp. 87-120, 2003
by Neville Hodgkinson
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Abstract - Despite more than $100 billion spent on AIDS by US taxpayers alone,
scientists have not been able to ascertain how HIV causes the AIDS syndrome.
Predictions about the course of the epidemic have proved inaccurate.
While millions are said to be infected and dying in Africa, AIDS deaths
have fallen in Europe and the USA and now total fewer than 250 a year in
the UK, which has a population of nearly 60 million. Claims that cocktails
of antiviral drugs are responsible for a decline in Western AIDS are
unsupported by clear evidence. On the contrary, the US Government has
reversed a policy of "hit hard, hit early" in HIV-positive people, citing
"unexpected toxicities" from the drugs. The HIV theory of AIDS causation has
fulfilled certain social and public health needs, but the scientific
community has not acknowledged or addressed serious flaws in AIDS theory and
medical practice, in particular a failure to validate "HIV" diagnostic tests
against isolation of virus. Genetic and chemical signals produced by disordered
immune cells may have been misinterpreted as evidence of the presence of a lethal
virus. There is vast over-diagnosis of AIDS and "HIV disease" in Africa and other
countries where malnutrition and grossly impoverished living circumstances, with
associated infections, are the real killers. The harmful consequences of these
mistakes and omissions are increasing now that the World Health Organisation and
UNAIDS, convinced of an African pandemic, are urging finance ministers of African
countries to devote more domestic funds to HIV/AIDS activities. On the other
hand, if debt relief and other emergency aid for which UNAIDS is also
campaigning are used appropriately, enormous relief of human suffering
will be possible. A reasoned response from the scientific community to
the full range of evidence challenging the HIV theory is overdue.
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