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Division); by combining bovine (cow) leukemia virus and visna (sheep) virus, and injecting them
into human tissue cultures. The bovine leukemia virus is lethal to cows, but not to humans; and
the visna virus is deadly to sheep, but not to man. However, when combined, they produce a
retro-virus that can change the genetic composition of the cells that they enter. He said:
“If one analyzes the genes of the human AIDS virus and the genes of the bovine leukemia
virus of cattle and the visna virus of sheep, and compares them, the genes appear related.
How is it possible that the bovine visna virus- which looks like AIDS and produces an
AIDS-like disease, and which produced pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in chimpanzees
in 1972- has not been analyzed and compared with AIDS ... until 1987 when
‘Characterization and Molecular Cloning of Bovine Lente (Latin for ‘slow’) Virus
Related to Human Immunodeficiency Virus’ was published in Nature magazine.
Matthew Gonda, the author, described a virus that looks like AIDS, named bovine visna
virus, and suggested that it was most closely related to AIDS and may well be its
precursor.”
On August 11, 1988, Ted Strecker, Dr. Strecker’s brother was found shot to death in his
home in Springfield, Missouri. His death was ruled a suicide. On September 22, 1988, Illinois
State Representative Douglas Huff of Chicago was found dead in his home. The autopsy
revealed that he died of a stroke as a result of an overdose of cocaine and heroin. Rep. Huff just
happened to be a very vocal supporter of Dr. Strecker’s work to publicize the AIDS cover-up.
Coincidence or conspiracy?
There was a vaccination program for Smallpox in Africa by the WHO. Some researchers
believe that the Smallpox vaccination program in 1972 was used to introduce the virus into the
population. On May 11, 1987, the London Times ran an article called “Smallpox Vaccine
‘Triggered AIDS Virus’,” written by Science Editor Pearce Wright, who linked the mass
vaccination program of the World Health Organization in the 1970’s to the outbreak of AIDS,
because Central Africa was the focus of the program, and they have become the most affected
area in the world.
Though in Africa, AIDS is generally regarded as a heterosexual disease, in the United States,
it has the stigma of being a ‘gay’ disease. Prior to 1978, there was no sign of the AIDS virus
here, yet in 1978, the killer disease struck with a vengeance within the homosexual community.
The evidence points to the introduction of an experimental Hepatitis B vaccine. In 1969, Dr. W.
Schmugner, a Polish physician, who was educated in Russia, came to the United States, where he
became head of the New York City Blood Bank. He set up guidelines for a Hepatitis vaccine
study, and only promiscuous males between the ages of 20 and 40 were included in the study,
which has led some to believe that this was how the virus was introduced into the gay
population.
In 1978, more than 1,000 non-monogamous gay adult males received an experimental
vaccination against Hepatitis B, which was sponsored by the National Institute of Health and the
Center for Disease Control. With the Hepatitis vaccine, which is not produced from a human
tissue culture, it is impossible to have an accidental contamination, which seems to indicate that
the AIDS virus was intentionally put in the vaccine. In 1981, the Center for Disease Control
reported that 6% of those receiving the Hepatitis vaccine were infected with AIDS, but in 1984,
they admitted that it was actually 64%. These Hepatitis vaccine studies are now in the possession
of the Justice Department in Washington, DC.