What is AIDS?

AIDS is defined as any one of twenty five unrelated diseases plus a positive test for the presence of antibodies to the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV). It is said to be transferred through intimate sexual contact via the transfer of bodily fluids such as semen and blood. It is also said to be passed on through intravenous means by needle sharing drug users and infected blood transfusions.

Nearly five hundred scientists world-wide, including eminent doctors such as leading University of California Professor of Molecular Biology, Peter Dues berg , and Australian biophysicist Eleni Papadopoulous-Eleopoulos, Dr Charles Thomas (former Harvard Professor of Biochemistry ), Dr Kary Mullis (1993) Nobel Prize-winner of Chemistry, Free University of Amsterdam), Dr. Hank Loman (Professor of Biophysical Chemistry, Free University of Amsterdam) and Dr Steven Lomas (Professor of Preventative Medicine, State University of New York ) are now convinced that AIDS is not caused by HIV.

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