Ebola... Aids ... Smallpox...
Some things to think about.
The Strecker Memorandum is an old video placed on youtube. In this 90 minute presentation, Dr. Robert Strecker postulates that AIDS is a man-made virus.
Dr. Leonard Horowitz wrote the book Emerging Viruses AIDS and Ebola: Nature, Accident or Intentional in 1996. This 2 1/2 hour video postulates the beginnings of AIDS and Ebola.
Below is an article which appeared in the London Times in 1987 with the title "Smallpox Vaccine triggered AIDS virus".
Then you have to wonder why the US government holds the patent for Ebola. Why would you want to hold the patent for a deadly disease?
London Times
Edition 1 MON 11 MAY 1987
Smallpox vaccine
'triggered Aids virus'
BY PEARCE WRIGHT, SCIENCE
EDITOR
The Aids epidemic may have been
triggered by the mass vaccination campaign which eradicated smallpox. The World
Health Organization, which masterminded the 13-year campaign, is studying new
scientific evidence suggesting that immunization with the smallpox vaccine
Vaccinia awakened the unsuspected, dormant human immuno defence virus infection
(HIV).
Some experts fear that in
obliterating one disease, another disease was transformed from a minor endemic
illness of the Third World into the current pandemic. While doctors now accept
that Vaccinia can activate other viruses, they are divided about whether it was
the main catalyst to the Aids epidemic.
But an adviser to WHO who disclosed
the problem, told The Times: 'I thought it was just a coincidence until we
studied the latest findings about the reactions which can be caused by
Vaccinia. Now I believe the smallpox vaccine theory is the explanation to the
explosion of Aids.' 'In obliterating one disease, another was transformed.'
Further evidence comes from the
Walter Reed Army Medical Centre in Washington. While smallpox vaccine is no
longer kept for public health purposes, new recruits to the American armed
services are immunized as a precaution against possible biological warfare. Routine
vaccination of a 19-year-old recruit was the trigger for stimulation of dormant
HIV virus into Aids.
This discovery of how people with
subclinical HIV infection are at risk of rapid development of Aids as a
vaccine-induced disease was made by a medical team working with Dr Robert
Redfield at Walter Reed. The recruit who developed Aids after vaccination had
been healthy throughout high school. He was given multiple immunizations,
followed by his first smallpox vaccination.
Two and a half weeks later he
developed fever, headaches, neck stiffness and night sweats. Three weeks later
he was admitted to Walter Reed suffering from meningitis and rapidly developed
further symptoms of Aids and died after responding for a short time to
treatment. There was no evidence that the recruit had been involved in any
homosexual activity.
In describing their discovery in a
paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine a fortnight ago, the
Walter Reed team gave a warning against a plan to use modified versions of the
smallpox vaccine to combat other diseases in developing countries.
Other doctors who accept the
connection between the anti-smallpox campaign and the Aids epidemic now see
answers to questions which had baffled them. How, for instance, the Aids
organism, previously regarded by scientists as 'weak, slow and vulnerable,'
began to behave like a type capable of creating a plague.
Many experts are reluctant to support
the theory publicly because they believe it would be interpreted unfairly as
criticism of WHO. In addition, they are concerned
about the impact on other public health campaigns with vaccines, such as
against diptheria and the continued use of Vaccinia in potential Aids research.
The coincidence between the
anti-smallpox campaign and the rise of Aids was discussed privately last year
by experts at WHO. The possibility was dismissed on grounds of unsatisfactory
evidence. Advisors to the organization believed then that too much attention
was being focussed on Aids by the media.
It is now felt that doubts would have
risen sooner if public health authorities in Africa had more willingly reported
infection statistics to WHO. Instead, some African countries continued to
ignore the existence of Aids even after US doctors alerted the world when the
infection spread to the United States.
However, as epidemiologists gleaned
more information about Aids from reluctant Central African countries, clues
began to emerge from the new findings when examined against the wealth of
detail known about smallpox as recorded in the Final Report of the Global
Commission for the Certification of Smallpox Eradication.
The smallpox vaccine theory would
account for the position of each of the seven Central African states which top
the league table of most-affected countries; why Brazil became the most
afflicted Latin American country; and how Haiti became the route for the spread
of Aids to the US. It also provides an explanation of
how the infection was spread more evenly between males and females in Africa
than in the West and why there is less sign of infection among five to
11-year-olds in Central Africa.
Although no detailed figures are
available, WHO information indicated that the Aids league table of Central
Africa matches the concentration of vaccinations. The greatest spread of HIV
infection coincides with the most intense immunization programmes, with the
number of people immunised being as follows: Zaire 36,878,000; Zambia
19,060,000; Tanzania 14,972,000; Uganda 11,616,000; Malawai 8,118,000; Ruanda
3,382,000 and Burundi 3,274,000.
Brazil, the only South American
country covered in the eradication campaign, has the highest incidence of Aids
in that region. About 14,000 Haitians, on United Nations secondment to Central
Africa, were covered in the campaign. They began to
return home at a time when Haiti had become a popular playground for San
Francisco homosexuals.
Dr Robert Gello, who first identified
the Aids virus in the US, told The Times: 'The link between the WHO programme
and the epidemic in Africa is an interesting and important hypothesis. 'I
cannot say that it actually happened, but I have been saying for some years
that the use of live vaccines such as that used for smallpox can activate a dormant
infection such as HIV. 'No blame can be attached to WHO, but if the hypothesis
is correct it is a tragic situation and a warning that we cannot ignore.'
Aids was first officially reported
from San Francisco in 1981 and it was about two years later before Central
African states were implicated. It is now known that these states had become a
reservoir of Aids as long ago as the later 1970s.
Although detailed figures of Aids
cases in Africa are difficult to collect, the more than two million carriers,
and 50,000 deaths, estimated by the World Health Organization are concentrated
in the Countries where the smallpox immunization programme was most intensive.
The 13-year eradication campaign ended
in 1980, with the saving of two million lives a year and 15 million
infections. The global saving from eradication has been put at dollars 1,000
million a year.
Charity and health workers are
convinced that millions of new Aids cases are about to hit southern Africa.
After a meeting of 50 experts near Geneva this month it was revealed that up to
75 million, one third of the
population, could have the disease within the next five years.
Some organizations which have closely
studied Africa, such as War on Want, believe that South Africa's black
population, so far largely protected from the disease, could be most affected
as migrant workers bring it into the country from the worst hit areas further
north. The apartheid policy, they predict, will intensify its outbreak by
confining the groups into comparatively small, highly populated towns where it
will be almost impossible to contain its spread.
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