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The Suppression of Alternative Medical Therapies 65
Similarly, U.S. intelligence agencies have been targeting blacks and
gays for assassinations, harassment, illegal wire taps, and counterintelligence
campaigns from the McCarthy era in the 1950s through the Reagan
era in the 1980s. American black and gay civil rights groups and their
leaders were considered communist threats during the cold war years—
particularly during the late 1960s and early 1970s when Nixon, Kissinger,
and Hoover supported COINTELPRO funding for covert FBI and CIA
activities aimed at neutralizing all such domestic and foreign black and
homosexual threats. 74-78
The use of Third World people and American blacks and prisoners for
unconscionable pharmaceutical experimentation and covert economic,
social, and environmental exploitation by the U.S. and other western countries
has been repeatedly alleged by reputable sources. 79
About the author: Leonard G. Horowitz, D.M.D., M.A., M.RH. is a
Harvard graduate and internationally known public health education
authority. One of healthcare's most captivating motivational speakers,
Dr. Horowitz is a prolific author with ten books and more than eighty published
articles to his credit. This article is based on Dr. Horowitz's new
and most controversial book Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola—Nature,
Accident or Genocide (Tetrahedron, Inc., 1996; 592 pp.; Available
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