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3/21 Peter Duesberg's HIV/AIDS research web site, he's a MCB Professor here at Berkeley who isolated the first cancer gene. http://www.duesberg.com/index.html \_ it's interesting that drug needle sharing is cited by orthodox groups as being a major cause of hiv infection. this indicates to me that a lot of aids patients had a history of drug abuse, if past needle sharing shows up significantly as a cause. how many regular folks shoot up on heroin or hang out with those who do? i'll give this guy the benefit of the doubt enough to support funding the guy's research. \_ Took a class from him years ago before his ideas and reputation got stomped on by the politcally correct science crowd. He was good. \_ are you for real? what class did you take? where did you see him speak? Duesberg also thinks cancer is a myth. ok i admit i am over simplifying. his partner in kookdom David Rasnick announced in January he was going to inject himself with the AIDS virus to prove it doesn't hurt, did he follow up on that? - danh \_ Hmm, these people seem to disagree with you. Check the list then ask yourself who is more credible. http://www.virusmyth.net/aids/group.htm Oh, and BTW, the Nobel Laureate Kary Mullis who invented PCR also seems to disagree with you.. but alas, I'm SURE you know better! \_ Just because a huge list of PhD's, Nobel Laureates and others not easily written off as crackpots think there might be something worth looking into doesn't mean jack. tom already told us the way it is. Why question it? \_ gee, anonymous insults. How useful. -tom \_ Yes. It was around 1992. Something like MCB 6 or something like that. A lecture series course which he co-taught with someone else who left no impression on me at all. I don't know if the other guy injected himself or what happened to any of the others in France, etc who injected themselves with various things. \_ you mean his idea that AIDS isn't caused by the HIV virus? The guy's a crackpot, and it has nothing to do with political correctness. (He's a good example of how you can always find a professor to support any crackpot theory) -tom \_ Hmm, I was there and heard what he had to say all semester and you read the Reader's Digest, maybe? Yes, your sources are much better than mine. Excuse my error. You're entirely right. \_ A man came up to me and said I'd like to poison your mind With wrong ideas that appeal to you Though I am not unkind. -tom \_ Nice poetry. Reader's Digest Poetry Edition? \_ Nice TMBG ref. \_ The home page says he's only referring to American/European AIDS regarding that issue, not African AIDS. I haven't read the rest yet so I don't know yet what the difference is. \_ "The African AIDS epidemic fails all criteria of a microbial or viral epidemic" Oh and by the way, the Holocaust was invented by the Jewish media. -tom \_ Sorry, Tom, but tossing around the Holocaust and the Jewish media and other hot button phrases doesn't make a valid argument or support your points in any way. \_ And your argument is...what? -tom \_ That some people know more about what he has to say than you do and find his work interesting and his theories worth examining without instant dismissal from the PC crowd which is exactly what happened. 20 years later and no one can tell you how HIV turns into AIDS. They only refer to it as 'happening' as a matter of fact. He might be 100% wrong on everything he says but that can't be said currently without more intellectual honesty regarding his theories. \_ Do you really see molecular biologists as a PC crowd? Maybe his theories were dismissed because they have no basis in reality. -tom \_ They're people. People have agendas. A science degree doesn't make someone magically immune to bias and certainly doesn't make them suddenly not afraid of losing grant money by backing a theory that offends a certain segment of society. Maybe his theories have no basis in reality. It hasn't been proven either way. He was simply smeared away. Wouldn't it be dreadful if he's right or even partially right and we've lost 15+ years fighting the wrong disease? \_ ...or poisoning people by trying to cure it? \_ exactly. What if the current approach is akin to leaches? \_ The current approach demonstrably saves people's lives. If you don't believe that, there's no hope for you. -tom \_ If you believe that without considering all scientific alternative explanations then there's no hope for you. \_ Did you even read the articles on the site? His papers indicate the opposite. \_ tom doesn't need to read. he already knows everything. dont let mere facts get in his way! \_ Tom has confused the practice of some scholars to weigh in on subjectd to weigh in on subjects the dont have expertise in [something tom himself has expertise in] with a scholar weighing in on something in his area. \_ gee, more anonymous insults. You guys are incredibly manly and intelligent. -tom \_ Either that or you are too insecure to admit when you are wrong. \_ tell us about the stars, ilyas. -tom \_ You sure that was me, tom? As sure as you are about AIDS? -- ilyas \_ now *that's* a flame-war! |
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www.duesberg.com/index.html This, and his subsequent work in the same field, resulted in his election to the National Academy of Sciences in 1986. He is also the recipient of a seven-year Outstanding Investigator Grant from the National Institutes of Health. On the basis of his experience with retroviruses, Duesberg has challenged the virus-AIDS hypothesis in the pages of such journals as Cancer Research, Lancet, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science, Nature, Journal of AIDS, AIDS Forschung, Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapeutics, New England Journal of Medicine and Research in Immunology. He has instead proposed the hypothesis that the various American/European AIDS diseases are brought on by the long-term consumption of recreational drugs and/or AZT itself, which is prescribed to prevent or treat AIDS. See 14 The AIDS Dilemma: Drug diseases blamed on a passenger virus. For a detailed discussion of American/European AIDS as opposed to African AIDS, see 15 The African AIDS Epidemic: New and Contagious or Old Under a New Name. This is Duesberg's official site, containing his written works on the subject, as well as other scientists that support his views such as Kary B. Kary Mullis won the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his invention of the polymerase chain reaction technique for detecting DNA. This is the technique used to search for fragments of HIV in AIDS patients. Duesberg's findings have been a thorn in the side of the medical establishment and drug companies since 1987. Instead of engaging in scientific debate, however, the only response has been to cut-off funding to further test Professor's Duesberg's hypothesis. You can show your support by contributing a 16 tax deductible donation to help support Prof. Duesberg's lab at the University of California Berkeley. From July 2000 through September, 2003 there were 518,000 visitor sessions total. |
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