AIDS was hoax

Xadoman wrote:
I am sure that most people do not know how this scam was initially started. It started in 1980 when a guy named Gottlieb wanted to make a little research about immune system. Probably the idea came from the newly invented T-cell test procedure.

So the guy walked into a couple of hospitals and chose out some younger patients( about 30-45 years old) who had been diagnosed with low immunity. Pneumonias that did not want to go away, fungal infections in airways etc etc.

Eventually he chose out about 5 guys with this kind of symptoms. He measured the T-cell with his new test toy and found out that the T-cell levels of those guys were pretty low.

But the break through came when he found out that all of those guys were gays. He realized that this kind of thing is going to be big and he was not wrong. The CDC picked this up and hyped it to the gills.

So in overall the AIDS scam started from 5 randomly picked gays whose lifestyle consisted of hundreds and hundreds of partners in a year and a lot of drugs and poppers to party all night.


Just imagine if the T-cell measuring test procedure had not been invented in 1980.Then Gottlieb named young fellow would not have gotten the idea to make a research based on this test procedure. He would not have walked to some hospitals to find 5 queers with bad immunity.

Those gays would have eventually gone six 6 feet under without anyone asking any questions. All of the drama and hype about HIV and AIDS would have been nonexistent.
AZT would kill people in 2 years with or without AIDS. In 1960 AZT was considered too poisonous to use on cancer patient but during the HIV and AIDS hoax it made a comeback thanks to dr Fauci and CO. Perfectly fine people without any symptoms of some disease started to take this drug and faded away in couple of years.

What a scam, what a hoax. Most people fell for it. I myself too. I was quite young back then. I remember pupils in elementary school talking about getting AIDS from toilet seats. I remember a lady from TV and radio constantly preaching about doom and gloom and demanded more money to the shelters of the diseased.

Just remember, they lie big. The bigger the lie, the more they fall.

Beginning in January 1981, Gottlieb, then thirty-three, and several colleagues identified an apparent novel immunologic condition in homosexual men; the condition had common features of cytomegalovirus infection, pneumocystis pneumonia, mucosal candidiasis, and Kaposi's sarcoma, all conditions found rarely outside of immunosuppressed patients.[3] Gottlieb reported an initial five patient series in the June 5, 1981