HEART BEAT NEWS
By Dale O’Leary
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AIDS in Africa
AIDS has
killed and will kill millions in Africa.
And now
what we suspected has been confirmed. Pro-homosexual activists, sexual revolutionaries,
and population controllers jumped to unjustified conclusions about how the HIV was
spreading through the continent. These conclusions lead to prevention campaigns that
ignored the real risks. Why? Because the pro-homosexual lobby’s first priority was to
do nothing that would stop their sexual revolution and the pro-homosexual lobby pressured
those working on the problem to see things their way. Three articles published in the
March 2003 edition of the International Journal of
STD & AIDS (p. 148-172) document this terrible failure.
To read the
original articles:
Go to the
website www.roysocmed.ac.uk
and click on
Latest news,
Press releases,
Get more information about the controversial
March issue of the International Journal of STD and AIDS,
Then go to the bottom of the press
release and click on:
Mounting anomalies in the
epidemiology of HIV in Africa: cry the beloved paradigm
Let it be sexual: how health care
transmission of AIDS in Africa was ignored
Heterosexual transmission of HIV
in Africa: an empiric estimate
According
to the articles only 1/3 of HIV infections in Africa are sexually transmitted, yet
influential AIDS experts have claimed for years that heterosexual transmission accounted
for 90% of HIV in Africa. According to the
article “Let it be sexual: How health care transmission of AIDS in Africa was
ignored” by Gisselquiest et al, it now
appears that this conclusion was drawn “despite rather than from the available
evidence.” An unbiased evaluation of the evidence reveals that “health care
exposures caused more HIV than sexual transmission,” with contaminated medical
injections being the biggest risk. As the title of the article suggests, certain people
wanted to believe in heterosexual transmission.
According
to the IJSA’s press release “People often see what they wish to see.”
In the
concluding paragraph of the article, “Mounting anomalies in the epidemiology of HIV
in Africa: Cry of the beloved paradigm,” the authors (Brewer et al) write:
“Dispassionate assessment of our conclusions admittedly depends on a willing
suspension of disbelief, since the current paradigm is deeply embedded…” Why is
the paradigm so deeply embedded? Because pro-homosexual activists have shouted down anyone
who challenged it.
Brewer et
al end with: “Finally, Africans deserve scientifically sound information on the
epidemiologic determinants of their calamitous AIDS epidemic.” The pro-homosexual
AIDS lobby has consistently castigated those who opposed their policies as rejecting
science. Now it is clear that science was never on their side.
Several
years ago I wrote an article on AIDS and STDS among men who have sex with men which showed
that in spite of claims of success the condom education policy had failed and why. That
same failed policy was pushed in Africa with even more tragic results. Given the total
failure of the AIDS establishment at home and abroad, it is long past time for them to be
replaced with people whose first concern is public health.
What can be
put in place right now in Africa is a sterile needle policy. It’s not that difficult.
All drugs supplied to Africa should be shipped in or with disposable needles. All used
disposable needles should be returnable for a refund, because poor people will try to
reuse the disposable needle unless they have a motivation not to. All multiple use needles
should be turned in for a credit.
Blood
transfusions with untested blood should be stopped. Blood drives to collect
non-contaminated blood for Africa should be mounted. The possibility of artificial blood
products should be explored. A massive campaign of education concerning transmission of
HIV by blood should be instituted.
The pro-family, pro-life movement needs to take the lead in this
area. Funding should be cut from those organizations whose willful blindness has resulted
in so many deaths. Perhaps a good lawyer should start a class-action suit against these
organizations on the behalf of the African victims.
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