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"Either the current birth rates must come down more quickly. Or
the current death rates must go up. There is no other way."

( Robert S. McNamara - Secretary of Defense, 1970 )

..Thus was born the AIDS virus.

[ inside the top-secret U.S. Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare
laboratories at Fort Detrick, Maryland ]

This was not a well-meant endeavor that went haywire.
This was not the work of a mad scientist.

This was a project coldly calculated to discover whether a new virus
could be created
that would decimate a population in a seemingly "natural" plague.
The experiments were concluded in 1967.

The Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare labs were under heavy
pressures to produce deadly new weapons. With the Vietnam War raging,

relations between the two great superpowers had deteriorated to worse
than ever.
There was real paranoia in both governments about the other's
intentions and capabilities.
So in 1969, it came as a terrible shock for those in the know
when British and U.S. intelligence discovered alarming evidence

that a team of Soviet virologists, working under Victor Zhdanov —
then the top virologist in the Soviet Union — had successfully
isolated a retrovirus from human leukemia cells contaminated with
"fetal calf serum."
That put the Soviets ahead in this weapons race!
It took a while longer for the Western labs to demonstrate how
human leukemic cells could host the growth of bovine visna virus.

This would explain why veterinarians participated in the Fort
Detrick "trials,"

and why the U.S. government subsequently gave Dr. O. W. Judd,
a leading veterinarian, $8.5 million to study leukemia

when human leukemia does not occur in animals.

Why was a leukemia study conducted at a Harvard veterinarian
college?
Intelligence reports shed some light. Researchers at Fort Detrick
were in possession of all of the documentation on the unsuccessful
forty-year search for a vaccine to counter maedi-visna in sheep
and eight-year search for a vaccine to counter infectious
anemia in horses.

The experiments included infectious anemia of horses, a lentivirus
and a cousin of leukemia in humans.

The tests were to see whether the new "cocktail" could be carried
to humans by horseflies ( its normal methods of transmission;
it is not a sexually transmitted disease in horses )
and by other stinging insects.
In frequency of infection and efficiency of "contact," the tests
using human tissue were successful in establishing infection.
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The significance of this lies in the fact that elements of all three
viruses — horse and sheep and bovine — appear in humans infected
with the AIDS virus.

It is also significant that these are "retroviruses." When they
penetrate a cell, they actually alter its genetic content.
Which is exactly what happens when a person becomes infected with
the HIV virus.
The sheep maedi-visna retrovirus closely resembles the HIV virus.

The bovine visna so closely resembles the HIV virus that it was
actually called, at the time, BIV — bovine immunodeficiency-like virus.

The race was on. Congress was quietly notified on July 1, 1969
of the new biogenetic weaponry...

A Department of Defense expert on biological warfare, Dr. McArthur,
in testimony before the House Appropriations Committee actually
described what we now know as the AIDS virus:

"Within the next five-to-ten years," he said, "it probably will be
possible to make a new infective microorganism
which would differ in certain important aspects from any known
disease-causing organism.

Most important of these is that it might be refractory to the
immunological and therapeutic process upon which we depend
to maintain our relative freedom from infectious disease.

The total cost of such a program, which we could complete in five
years, is in the region of $10 million."

He made these statements more than a decade before the first reported
AIDS case in America!
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"Either the current birth rates must come down more quickly. Or
the current death rates must go up. There is no other way.

There are, of course, many ways in which the death rates can go up.
In a thermonuclear age, we can accomplish it very quickly.

Famine and disease are nature's ancient checks on population growth,
and neither one has disappeared from the scene."

One intelligence source informed us that McNamara was alluding to
the development of new bacteriological warfare methods —
and that he actually discussed them with certain carefully selected
delegates after the conference.

..In 1972, the World Health Organization
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)

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.

"Contaminated vaccines made in tissue cultures of animal parts
contain 'extra dangerous viruses'
and WHO smallpox vaccine doses may have been contaminated in this
fashion. According to investigations carried out by a team of
doctors from the Walter Reed Hospital,
there is a definite connection between vaccines and AIDS."

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