Solving AIDS

3/13/2020

By Cliff Kincaid

One of the speakers at our AIDS vaccine conference was Walter S. Kyle, an attorney who has written articles and conducted court cases demonstrating that government vaccination programs have unintended consequences and innocent victims. His article in the March 7, 1992 edition of The Lancet, "Simian retroviruses, polio vaccine and the Origin of Aids," cites evidence that contaminated polio vaccines contributed to the creation of AIDS. Government authorities, who once used monkeys with SV-40 to make polio vaccines, unwittingly switched to monkeys contaminated with SIV (Simian Immunodeficiency Virus) after SV-40 (Simian Virus-40) was shown to cause cancer but before the discovery of SIV. The article describes how oral polio vaccine contaminated with SIV was used in 1978 to treat genital herpes among male homosexuals, who acquired and spread the virus, which became known as HIV.

Kyle's most famous case, Loge v. United States, established the government's intent to immunize people, without their knowledge or consent, with live polio viruses from oral polio vaccines that spread the disease to people who merely came into contact with the recipients of the vaccine. In most cases, mothers changing the diapers of their babies who were given the vaccine contracted polio through exposure to the stool discharge. However, the case also demonstrated the Court's hesitation to second-guess vaccine policy makers who infected millions of unaware persons in contact with vaccine recipients.

It is likely that, in the case of AIDS, we are looking at an unintentional government decision that has had the effect of spreading SIV/HIV into the human population. At the same time, contamination of polio vaccines with SV-40 may be causing many cancers in humans. Those responsible for this catastrophe have to be held accountable. It will be impossible to solve or even truly understand the AIDS problem without accurate knowledge about the origin of AIDS. A cure for cancer may also have to be viewed and understood in the same way.

1 Comment

Marilyn Marotta

3/14/2020 07:10:19 pm

Edward T, Haslam covered the contamination of the Salk Vaccine - cultured on contaminated monkey tissue - in his book Dr. Mary's Monkey (2007, 2014). The polio vaccine was shown right after its first use in the early 1950's to cause soft tissue cancers and polio itself. (John Loeffler of SteelOnSteel covered this in one of his programs in 2015, I believe.) Unfortunately, the book concentrates more on why Dr. Mary was murdered - she was investigating the contamination - intimating she was getting too close to finding the reason and her results would expose how the contaminated vaccines were then of interest to American biowarfare research. I am disturbed that history has repeated itself, though, according to your article, since Salk was literally locked out of his lab at the time: You can imagine his anguish and dismay at the results. But then, he has never stopped being an American hero and Haslam's book makes it clear that the contamination was well known in medical research. This book scared the daylights out of me because I was one of the first schoolchildren to receive the Salk Vaccine (I'm 71). However, recently my MD asked me if I had gotten my flu shot and I replied,"No. Dr. Mary's Monkey." He looked at me with a half smile but didn't say a word. He knew exactly what I was talking about, and he is nowhere near my age, nor is he a Millennial.

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