THE TRUTH BEHIND AIDS PT 17 ( A CHALLENGE FOR ANY DOCTOR READING THIS)

[Guest guest]

virologists took live male semen infected with HIV and placed it on clean human skin with no cuts or abrasions. The semen was stained with a fluorescent dye so that its passage through the various layers of skin could be tracked. The Langerhan cells attached themselves to the HIV viruses and transported them in from the surface of the skin. The HIV virus was no longer on the skin, but deep inside the lower skin layers. The fact that Langerhan cells are receptors for allergenic irritants—and more specifically for the HIV virus CD4 receptors—means that it is not necessary for human blood to be present for the HIV virus to be transmitted from one person to another. The Fort Detrick researchers, using secret military data from WWI and WWII Chemical and

Bacteriological Warfare labs—especially the British labs at Porton Downs, the most advanced facility outside of the Soviet Academy of Sciences at Novisibirsk—also found that "denditric" cells in the mucous

membranes of the mouth and nose did not die when exposed to irritants or bacteria. Instead, they continued passing on the virus. "Denditric" cells, it was found, have the capacity to carry up to 40-45 times as much virus as the targeted T4 immune cells. They become virtual continuous

transmission belts for the HIV virus. "Denditric" cells, like Langerhan cells, are found in the sex organs and the anus canal of humans. This speaks for itself about the risk of homosexual activities. No break or

tear in the membrane is necessary—nor must blood be present—for transmission of the HIV virus. If AIDS can be passed by "casual contact," then people must know through testing when they've become

infected. At that moment, they become dangerous to others. But the CDC refuses to acknowledge the basic truths of the disease, even denying that—unlike almost any other infection—the HIV virus is

capable of penetrating the blood-brain barrier. But intelligence reports on the Fort Detrick research indicate that the virus is able to hide in "immunologically privileged sites, where T-cells do not penetrate, typically in the brain and bone marrow."The implications of that simple statement are profound. It means that it is possible that the virus will not

always show up in blood tests. People carrying the virus could test negative. Yet the same test done three months later could show positive. A premarital blood test for AIDS would protect neither the husband nor

the wife unless it was done at least three months prior to the wedding.

Current blood tests are quite reliable at showing infection that is more than three months old. But they are not one-hundred percent reliable. With the possibility of the virus hidden in the brain, there is a small

chance of a false negative. "It might be as long as fourteen years before seroconversions show up in tests," the same intelligence report concluded. The ability of the HIV virus to hide in the brain long before any symptoms of AIDS are manifested is of great importance. It gives the lie to the claims of the Centers for Disease Control—and the World Health Organization—that there is no evidence of a clinically significant increase in neurological dysfunctions among people infected with HIV-I and HIV-II. Their position is that neurological problems do not arise

until after immune deficiencies manifest themselves. This is false.

But with such "respectable" scientific support, this view remains the conventional wisdom. That allows authorities to continue their cover-up of the true gravity of the AIDS epidemic. Why? Because the reality

is that there are perhaps a few hundred thousand Americans walking around with HIV-infected brains, but manifesting no symptoms and utterly oblivious to their condition—or to the hazard they pose to friends

and loved ones and strangers they encounter. A study at Walter Hospital threatened the conventional wisdom, noting ample documented evidence that the HIV virus has a neurotropic tendency, attacking the brain at a very early stage of infection, long before immune deficiency symptoms appear. Specifically, the study concluded that neurological

problems—a persistent headache, lack of concentration and a general malaise which are usually chalked off to stress—are present prior to symptoms of immunodeficiency in about eighty-six percent of cases of

those infected with the newest HIV virus. This is one of the most significant statements ever made on AIDS (and by no less a hospital than the one charged with the medical care of the president of the United States). But like all other statements that give the lie to the accepted view of AIDS, it was buried and will probably never receive the attention of the media.The Centers for Disease Control is America's first line of defense against any epidemic. But its refusal to admit—and publicize—the truth about AIDS makes the CDC part of the problem. Even intelligence reports are not certain how much of that stems from incompetence or politics or personality—and how much is deliberate policy set by those who created the AIDS

epidemic.

[Guest guest]

virologists took live male semen infected with HIV and placed it on clean human skin with no cuts or abrasions. The semen was stained with a fluorescent dye so that its passage through the various layers of skin could be tracked. The Langerhan cells attached themselves to the HIV viruses and transported them in from the surface of the skin. The HIV virus was no longer on the skin, but deep inside the lower skin layers. The fact that Langerhan cells are receptors for allergenic irritants—and more specifically for the HIV virus CD4 receptors—means that it is not necessary for human blood to be present for the HIV virus to be transmitted from one person to another. The Fort Detrick researchers, using secret military data from WWI and WWII Chemical and

Bacteriological Warfare labs—especially the British labs at Porton Downs, the most advanced facility outside of the Soviet Academy of Sciences at Novisibirsk—also found that "denditric" cells in the mucous

membranes of the mouth and nose did not die when exposed to irritants or bacteria. Instead, they continued passing on the virus. "Denditric" cells, it was found, have the capacity to carry up to 40-45 times as much virus as the targeted T4 immune cells. They become virtual continuous

transmission belts for the HIV virus. "Denditric" cells, like Langerhan cells, are found in the sex organs and the anus canal of humans. This speaks for itself about the risk of homosexual activities. No break or

tear in the membrane is necessary—nor must blood be present—for transmission of the HIV virus. If AIDS can be passed by "casual contact," then people must know through testing when they've become

infected. At that moment, they become dangerous to others. But the CDC refuses to acknowledge the basic truths of the disease, even denying that—unlike almost any other infection—the HIV virus is

capable of penetrating the blood-brain barrier. But intelligence reports on the Fort Detrick research indicate that the virus is able to hide in "immunologically privileged sites, where T-cells do not penetrate, typically in the brain and bone marrow."The implications of that simple statement are profound. It means that it is possible that the virus will not

always show up in blood tests. People carrying the virus could test negative. Yet the same test done three months later could show positive. A premarital blood test for AIDS would protect neither the husband nor

the wife unless it was done at least three months prior to the wedding.

Current blood tests are quite reliable at showing infection that is more than three months old. But they are not one-hundred percent reliable. With the possibility of the virus hidden in the brain, there is a small

chance of a false negative. "It might be as long as fourteen years before seroconversions show up in tests," the same intelligence report concluded. The ability of the HIV virus to hide in the brain long before any symptoms of AIDS are manifested is of great importance. It gives the lie to the claims of the Centers for Disease Control—and the World Health Organization—that there is no evidence of a clinically significant increase in neurological dysfunctions among people infected with HIV-I and HIV-II. Their position is that neurological problems do not arise

until after immune deficiencies manifest themselves. This is false.

But with such "respectable" scientific support, this view remains the conventional wisdom. That allows authorities to continue their cover-up of the true gravity of the AIDS epidemic. Why? Because the reality

is that there are perhaps a few hundred thousand Americans walking around with HIV-infected brains, but manifesting no symptoms and utterly oblivious to their condition—or to the hazard they pose to friends

and loved ones and strangers they encounter. A study at Walter Hospital threatened the conventional wisdom, noting ample documented evidence that the HIV virus has a neurotropic tendency, attacking the brain at a very early stage of infection, long before immune deficiency symptoms appear. Specifically, the study concluded that neurological

problems—a persistent headache, lack of concentration and a general malaise which are usually chalked off to stress—are present prior to symptoms of immunodeficiency in about eighty-six percent of cases of

those infected with the newest HIV virus. This is one of the most significant statements ever made on AIDS (and by no less a hospital than the one charged with the medical care of the president of the United States). But like all other statements that give the lie to the accepted view of AIDS, it was buried and will probably never receive the attention of the media.The Centers for Disease Control is America's first line of defense against any epidemic. But its refusal to admit—and publicize—the truth about AIDS makes the CDC part of the problem. Even intelligence reports are not certain how much of that stems from incompetence or politics or personality—and how much is deliberate policy set by those who created the AIDS

epidemic.