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AIDS IS MAN MADE
MontrealCity's Most:
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--- Quote from: Job (from the bible) the devil cant fade me on January 27, 2008, 07:41:59 PM ---
--- Quote from: King Sikotic on January 27, 2008, 07:37:31 PM ---Man isn't smart enough to create AIDS.
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stop defending your slave masters
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I'm sorry.......Them crackas did that shit.
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much better.
Primo:
that would really suck since I got the hep B vaccination for school
EXPOSEPONCESENT:
--- Quote from: Job (from the bible) the devil cant fade me on January 27, 2008, 12:09:28 PM ---i think this shouldbe self evident. just everything about the explanations these scientist like to put out about it and to always top it off they have to attribute the cause of it to some Black country as always.
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no doubt, when it actually came out of laboratories in the US not Africa or Haiti or Brazil or any other country,
an that whole thing about Africans fucking monkeys is a load of rubbish you fucking waste cadets, you fucking muppets, geeks, nerds
an the thing about tribes in Africa eating monkeys an thats how it was created is all western propaganda initiated by the the same people that created it, African tribes have been living within close proximinity wit monkeys since the beginning of time, no AIDS disease in that time, then of a sudden it appears in the late 70s, early 80s in mass numbers, but in diffrent places, like the US, Africa, Haiti an Brazil, atthe same time, there had to be some sort of seeding process, an that was the World Health Organization's smallpox vaccination in Africa, Haiti an Brazil an the hepatitis b vaccination for the homosexual community in the States around the same period, if it was the Africans eating infected monkey route, the whole world would have ended a long time ago, truss me on that
Nat Turner-reincarnated:
--- Quote from: EXPOSEPONCESENT on January 29, 2008, 09:01:39 AM ---
--- Quote from: Job (from the bible) the devil cant fade me on January 27, 2008, 12:09:28 PM ---i think this shouldbe self evident. just everything about the explanations these scientist like to put out about it and to always top it off they have to attribute the cause of it to some Black country as always.
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no doubt, when it actually came out of laboratories in the US not Africa or Haiti or Brazil or any other country,
an that whole thing about Africans fucking monkeys is a load of rubbish you fucking waste cadets, you fucking muppets, geeks, nerds
an the thing about tribes in Africa eating monkeys an thats how it was created is all western propaganda initiated by the the same people that created it, African tribes have been living within close proximinity wit monkeys since the beginning of time, no AIDS disease in that time, then of a sudden it appears in the late 70s, early 80s in mass numbers, but in diffrent places, like the US, Africa, Haiti an Brazil, atthe same time, there had to be some sort of seeding process, an that was the World Health Organization's smallpox vaccination in Africa, Haiti an Brazil an the hepatitis b vaccination for the homosexual community in the States around the same period, if it was the Africans eating infected monkey route, the whole world would have ended a long time ago, truss me on that
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yea i aint fallin for their shit. well i was watchin this documentary how like a couple of europeans form different area had a lab in Africa and they used to experiment on monkey or maybe chimps with they liver and shit and its sooo obvious they fucked up. not to long ago there was some shit about aids or hiv in bayer asperin something like that. these people are a joke and have the world fooled
virtuoso:
You know what, nothing would surprise me anymore. Yes the Bayer case was in relation to contaminated blood products here is the article below.
MJ 2003;326:1286 (14 June), doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7402.1286-g
News extra
Haemophilia patients launch action against Bayer over contaminated blood products
Nebraska Deborah Josefson
A class action lawsuit has been launched against the Bayer and Baxter corporations on behalf of people with haemophilia in Asia and Latin America who contracted HIV or hepatitis through contaminated blood products supplied by the companies.
Also named in the lawsuit were the Armour Pharmaceutical Company and Alpha Therapeutic Corporation. The suit was filed in a US federal court in California.
All four companies are accused of distributing contaminated blood products in Asia and Latin America in 1984-5, even after such products were taken off the US market because of fears that they had not been properly screened for HIV and hepatitis C virus.
While a true screening test for the viruses did not exist at the time, careful screening of donors could have minimised the risk, the suit contends. The lawsuit further alleges that the companies bought blood and plasma from the high risk groups of people, including prisoners, injecting drug users, and promiscuous gay men.
The class action contends that thousands of people with haemophilia contracted HIV or hepatitis C from tainted blood products. By 1992 the contaminated products had infected at least 5000 haemophiliac people in Europe with HIV, and more than 2000 people had developed AIDS. A total of 1250 people had died from the disease, the lawsuit added.
The lawsuit also found that by the mid-1990s most of the 4000 people in Japan with AIDS were haemophiliac people and that nearly all of the cases were linked to contaminated clotting factors traced to the United States.
In Latin America at least 700 cases of HIV are linked to use of contaminated blood products by haemophiliac people, the lawsuit said. In the mid-1990s the four companies paid out $640m (£390m; €545m) in damages to settle a similar lawsuit.
In a statement Bayer said: "Bayer complied with all regulations in force in the relevant countries based on the amount of scientific evidence available at that time."
The decisions that the company made 20 years ago should not be judged by the same standards of scientific knowledge available now, the statement said.
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