Originally posted by bsl4doc
So, you're just going to say that everytime the number reaches that limit? lol
Look, here's the science behind it. HIV is an RNA virus, which means it lacks the polymerase that proofreads DNA as it is being transcribed. This causes mistakes in transcription to go uncorrected, which creates new mutations rapidly and randomly. THIS is the reason we have no vaccine.
Is that not due to the fact that they can not isolate the 'virus' in the 'normal' manner hence the difficulty even detecting it in the human body?
There are numerous subspecies of HIV, and each subspecies contains numerous different forms of the virus.
And this is not true for other viral diseases?
Unless you can tell me how to vaccinate for literally hundreds of viruses with one vaccina, I think you need to study the SCIENCE behind what you're talking about, rather than relying on anecdotes you heard from unreliable sources.
Not to support his ideas ( i don't) but i do find it striking that leading authorities on these matters can become 'unreliable' overnight if they happen to disagree on the nature of the problem. Peter Duesberg anyone?
I have read just about enough to have lost all faith in the official version of events and that i can and will defend as far as my knowledge allows.
Stellar

