AIDS post-HIV : beat of a different drummer - AltHeal

Book review
Alex Russell reports on
World Without AIDS
World Without AIDS.
ISBN 0-9535012-5-6
by Steve Ransom and Philip Day
£12.50 279pp. Paperback
First published June 2000 by Credence Publications
Order Electronic at
http://www.worldwithoutaids
or Credence Publications, PO Box 3,
Tonbridge, Kent TN12 9ZY England UK
In their well re s e a rched and concisely arg u e d
book World Without AIDS, Steve Ransom and
Philip Day expose with admirable clarity the
politics of 'AIDS' and pseudo-science of 'HIV'.
This investigative dossier of dissident 'AIDS'
Files is compiled from the desks of the world's
most renowned medical practitioners, scientists,
re s e a rchers and activists, both orthodox and
dissident. Reading like a Dictionary of 'AIDS'
Dissident’ Quotations, their book is an ideal
quick reference source. Ransom and Day are the
re s e a rchers behind Credence Publications, "an
independent re s e a rch organisation whose
personnel have been reporting on contentious
medical issues for over ten years". It is an
enthralling read for the uninitiated and a useful
summation of the known mistakes, pre v a r i c a-
tions and lies masquerading as 'HIV/AIDS'
science. The authors state that the aim of their
book will accomplish five goals: 1) Exposing The
Politics of AIDS, 2) Exposing HIV, 3) Exposing the
Real cause of AIDS, 4) Reporting the Many Case
Histories of AIDS 'Sufferers', 5) Ending The Fear
That Clouds Many Lives. They have certainly
succeeded in their goals.
The authors classify the pseudo-scientific
'HIV/AIDS' paradigm as primarily a political and
socio-economic discourse. They argue that the
"myths and lies surrounding AIDS" are generated
and perpetuated by the macro and micro power
s t r u c t u res, from the global mass-media and
pharmaceutical giants to government agencies
and charity bodies. Throughout the book, the
authors emphasise the socio-economic multinational
power blocs and governmental agencies
that keep AIDS Inc in business.
Part 1: 'We s t e rn' AIDS contains many mindblowing
quotes from Harvey Bialy, Stefan Lanka,
Kary Mullis and Pietermaritzburg lawyer Anthony
Brink, in the chapters 'Fake Diamonds' and
'Cooking Up HIV', which focus on the political
construction and scientific deconstruction of
'HIV'. In part 2, 'African' AIDS, the authors argue
that 'HIV/AIDS' is being used by Western powers
as a post-colonialist political weapon for
Malthusian manipulation of populations in the
'developing' world - Africa and India in particular;
only by instilling fear into the populations through
'HIV' terrorism (condomania) can the population
growth of these areas be curtailed. The authors
state: "As we shall discover, The World Bank,
IMF, UNDP, USAID, and UNFPA, all key players in
the AIDS program, adhere fanatically to the
philosophy of population control in all their major
agendas, especially AIDS 'care'...The Durban
2000 AIDS conference has the funding of fifteen
sponsors, eleven of whom are pharmaceutical
industries and/or organisations who have a direct
i n t e rest in population control. That the Ford
Foundation is one of the sponsors of Durban
2000 will come as little surprise to readers au fait
with the population control 'league of friends'..."
Whilst conspiracy theories should always be
t reated with the utmost caution, the authors do
make a convincing case for 'HIV/AIDS' being
used as a terror weapon for population contro l .
The authors state their case: 'The Politics of
AIDS' is macro-analysis of the 'AIDS' power
blocs and brokers notably
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