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Originally posted by Solasis
Where is your proof? An article in -- what language is that? Scandinavian? -- which is very short and says, I'm sure, almost exactly what you said with no proof either, does not really count. I believe that this is possible, but there's no hard proof of it that we have access to.
Originally posted by Solasis
Where is your proof? An article in -- what language is that? Scandinavian? -- which is very short and says, I'm sure, almost exactly what you said with no proof either, does not really count. I believe that this is possible, but there's no hard proof of it that we have access to.
Originally posted by kevinunknown
reply to post by alysha.angel
If AIDS was manmade would they not have made a better job of it, I mean would it not have made sense to make it immune to anti-retrovirus drugs, they could have made something much better.
Originally posted by Solasis
I believe that this is possible, but there's no hard proof of it that we have access to.
Originally posted by Nutter
Originally posted by Solasis
I believe that this is possible, but there's no hard proof of it that we have access to.
How about the fact that 100% of the homosexuals who recieved the Hep vaccines in the late 70's are the ones who died of AIDS. No coorelation? Just coincidence?
Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Never mind the fact that there are people who are diagnosed with AIDS that have never tested positive for HIV.
Never mind the fact that testing positive for HIV means anti-bodies are the evidence of a "positive" testing.
Never mind the fact that the so called HIV virus, (in fact a retrovirus), does not act like any other virus or retrovirus known to humanity.
Originally posted by bluedrake
why would you make a disease that took a few years to kill the person?
Originally posted by bluedrake
This is not the first time I have heard this story.
The only thing that really confused me about the statement that it was man made is, why would you make a disease that took a few years to kill the person?