No laboratory has ever obtained an isolate of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), despite countless attempts. Neither Montaigner nor Gallo, the "discoverers of HIV" were able to isolate HIV. The multi-billion dollar AIDS industry has failed to isolate HIV after decades of extremely well-funded research - indeed it has failed even to produce a candidate virus particle and then to show that that particle is able to replicate in a virus-like manner. This is a basic first step of clinical epidemiology and is conspicuous by its absence. It is not known that the HIV virus even exists, despite over twenty years of research. After twenty years we can surely hazard a guess that no virus is there to be found.
Instead of isolating the virus, laboratories, clinics and medical corporations have come to accept certain indirect signs, or markers, such as antibody reactions, proteins, genetic fragments, "virus-like" particles, enzymes - that could indeed suggest the prescence of a virus but could as easily point to other things - as proving the presence and existence of this virion, HIV.
This lowering of the bar for proof-of-virus has not only led to a clinical disaster in AIDs science (50,000 US citizens killed by AZT), it has led to many new fake-viruses (Hep-C for instance) which also cannot be isolated. And like HIV, the new no-proof-needed viruses also exhibit a distinctly non-viral epidemiology. They only cause symptoms within groups with suspiciously toxic behaviour (heavy drinking, drug use, malnutrition, heavy sugar ingestion), just as HIV only killed people who were overdosing on nitrate poppers, before it started killing only people who were on lethal doses of AZT
The idea of forcing people to pay for their self-inflicted illnesses is an excellent one. Those AIDs "victims" who are actually suffering from dissipate life styles - yeah, throw the book at them. But don't force them to buy so-called anti-virals - those poisonous HAART drugs are the new cause of AIDs
Very interesting. Do you have links to published materials on this subject? It's a bandwagon I would like to jump on, but I've become a skeptic over the years.
Thanks, and Shalom.