Emerging Viruses-Aids & Ebola - By Leanard ... - preterhuman.net

slowly, and not fast. And that they are constantly mutating.Exactly the characteristics of AIDS.LEN: Interesting. It's unbelievable.ROBERT: Yes it is.Final RecommendationsLEN: Now, the first time we spoke, you mentioned somethingabout. . . a forthcoming cure for AIDS. How might it work?ROBERT: Well, it's very simple in theory; complicated inpractice. Basically, just as viruses are little crystals, you might hitthem with electromagnetic frequencies and destroy them. Just asyou can shakedown a crystal and destroy it without disrupting thesurrounding house, you can [theoretically] disrupt viruseswithout destroying the surrounding cell structure.LEN: Are there laboratories working on that?ROBERT: Not that I know of.LEN: OK. Now there was something in the news the other daythat the French had allegedly discovered a cure. Have you heardanything new?ROBERT: Nah. I haven't heard or seen anything. . . . I can'tbelieve the word would not be all over everywhere if they thouht[they had a cure] . . . particularly the French.Now you see also what is Pasteur? The Pasteur Institute is theirbiowarfare institute, the same as Porton Down [in England], thesame as Ivanofsky Institute [in Russia], the same as the TokyoInstitute. These are all the biowarfare centers for these countries;they're also the great AIDS research centers for these countries.LEN: Right. It figures.Now my last question. If you could tell people one thing aboutAIDS or your theories, what would it be?ROBERT: The whole story. Everything. How the virus was made;that it was man-made, and we think it represents a threat to thehuman species.LEN: And if there's some positive thing that people can do youmight recommend, what would it be?ROBERT: Other than no IV drugs, reduce their [sexual]promiscuity, and no blood products, start by questioning some ofthe things that they hear which may or may not be true.