THE TRUTH BEHIND AIDS PT 7 ( PLEASE READ THIS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD)

[Guest guest]

McNamara was presumably speaking tongue-in-cheek about nuclear war. Not even Lord would have advocated that solution. But as head of the World Bank and a former Defense Secretary and leading

spokesman for Olympian causes, McNamara knew of the secret work being done with Chemical and Bacteriological Weapons. He knew that bacteriological weapons were feasible. He also knew about National Security Memorandum 200, authored by General Brent Scowcroft (who later became National Security Advisor to President Bush), which stated that U.S. political and economic interests "will require that the President and Secretary of State treat the subject of population growth control in the Third World as a matter of paramount importance."6 The research into this biogenetic form of population control was a carefully guarded secret. Nothing leaked into the news media—just as nothing leaked

during the years when thousands of scientists and engineers and workers were creating a nuclear bomb in the "Manhattan Project." The only glimpses available even now come from old intelligence reports and esoteric scientific publications. One of the intelligence documents said that during 1972 the work at Cold Spring Harbor focused on the genetic

control of immune responsiveness relative to a deadly new virus.7 But there were clues, even in the public record, if anyone had known where to look—and what they meant. In 1972, the World Health

Organization—a witting participant—let an elite audience of scientists

know that funding would be available to those who would pursue the creation of a hybrid virus that would be deadly to humans: "An attempt should be made to see if viruses can, in fact, exert selective effects on

immune functions. The possibility should be looked into that the immune response to the virus itself may be impaired if the infecting virus damages more or less selectively the cell responding to the virus." (World Health Bulletin, 1972, 47, 257 and Fed Proc 1972 31:1087)

That same year, the World Health Organization actually alluded to its plans. "In relation to the immune response, a number of useful experimental approaches can be visualized," WHO reported in the

Federation Proceedings of the United States. "This would be particularly informative in sibships." What that meant was that observing the effects of the new virus on brothers and sisters would provide useful

information. (The African people, who were the first to receive the virus, were used like experimental animals in a laboratory, as were homosexuals after that.) In 1972, the virus was ready for its first live experiments. By 1974, the National Academy of Sciences was aware that something of great secrecy and extremely high importance was going on at Fort Detrick and the CAB labs—and the National Academy cooperated by recommending that members of its committee "voluntarily defer experiments linking animal viruses." By 1978, the Olympians showed the enormity of their ambitions. National Security Council

Memorandum #46—which became known among the few who were privy to it as the "King Alfred Plan"—discussed one possible solution to the black nationalist movement in the U.S.: stopping the growing birth rate among blacks in America by the year 2000, using several types of deadly viruses. This was actually written and circulated at the highest levels of government in 1978. AIDS did not exist in the United States prior to 1978. Not in humans, not in stored blood; not anywhere—except in the laboratories. No American was infected with AIDS. All U.S. AIDS infection has occurred since the preparation of the "King Alfred" National Security Memorandum. The "King Alfred Plan" revealed that the U.S. government had been collecting blood types of every nation on earth. These samples were given to virologists at Fort Detrick—among whom was a Mr. W. D. Lawton—and British virologists T. W. Burrows and R. C. at Porton Downs in England (the

most advanced Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare lab outside the former Soviet Academy of Science in Novisibirsk), who reported that blacks were more likely than whites to become infected with the virus. They would also have a shorter incubation period before showing symptoms and earlier death.

Bostam

[Guest guest]

McNamara was presumably speaking tongue-in-cheek about nuclear war. Not even Lord would have advocated that solution. But as head of the World Bank and a former Defense Secretary and leading

spokesman for Olympian causes, McNamara knew of the secret work being done with Chemical and Bacteriological Weapons. He knew that bacteriological weapons were feasible. He also knew about National Security Memorandum 200, authored by General Brent Scowcroft (who later became National Security Advisor to President Bush), which stated that U.S. political and economic interests "will require that the President and Secretary of State treat the subject of population growth control in the Third World as a matter of paramount importance."6 The research into this biogenetic form of population control was a carefully guarded secret. Nothing leaked into the news media—just as nothing leaked

during the years when thousands of scientists and engineers and workers were creating a nuclear bomb in the "Manhattan Project." The only glimpses available even now come from old intelligence reports and esoteric scientific publications. One of the intelligence documents said that during 1972 the work at Cold Spring Harbor focused on the genetic

control of immune responsiveness relative to a deadly new virus.7 But there were clues, even in the public record, if anyone had known where to look—and what they meant. In 1972, the World Health

Organization—a witting participant—let an elite audience of scientists

know that funding would be available to those who would pursue the creation of a hybrid virus that would be deadly to humans: "An attempt should be made to see if viruses can, in fact, exert selective effects on

immune functions. The possibility should be looked into that the immune response to the virus itself may be impaired if the infecting virus damages more or less selectively the cell responding to the virus." (World Health Bulletin, 1972, 47, 257 and Fed Proc 1972 31:1087)

That same year, the World Health Organization actually alluded to its plans. "In relation to the immune response, a number of useful experimental approaches can be visualized," WHO reported in the

Federation Proceedings of the United States. "This would be particularly informative in sibships." What that meant was that observing the effects of the new virus on brothers and sisters would provide useful

information. (The African people, who were the first to receive the virus, were used like experimental animals in a laboratory, as were homosexuals after that.) In 1972, the virus was ready for its first live experiments. By 1974, the National Academy of Sciences was aware that something of great secrecy and extremely high importance was going on at Fort Detrick and the CAB labs—and the National Academy cooperated by recommending that members of its committee "voluntarily defer experiments linking animal viruses." By 1978, the Olympians showed the enormity of their ambitions. National Security Council

Memorandum #46—which became known among the few who were privy to it as the "King Alfred Plan"—discussed one possible solution to the black nationalist movement in the U.S.: stopping the growing birth rate among blacks in America by the year 2000, using several types of deadly viruses. This was actually written and circulated at the highest levels of government in 1978. AIDS did not exist in the United States prior to 1978. Not in humans, not in stored blood; not anywhere—except in the laboratories. No American was infected with AIDS. All U.S. AIDS infection has occurred since the preparation of the "King Alfred" National Security Memorandum. The "King Alfred Plan" revealed that the U.S. government had been collecting blood types of every nation on earth. These samples were given to virologists at Fort Detrick—among whom was a Mr. W. D. Lawton—and British virologists T. W. Burrows and R. C. at Porton Downs in England (the

most advanced Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare lab outside the former Soviet Academy of Science in Novisibirsk), who reported that blacks were more likely than whites to become infected with the virus. They would also have a shorter incubation period before showing symptoms and earlier death.

Bostam