World’s AIDS Crisis Overblown?

By Thomas Wengel

07/10/2001

 

Are we being told the truth about the so-called AIDS epidemic in Africa? Could it be the gut-wrenching pictures and news footage we have been seeing lately are for a purpose other than that presented? Are the astounding numbers being read to our press and to us overblown?

 

Well it seems that no definitive testing was done to prove the astronomical figure of 28 million with the disease is accurate. Such numbers are not only staggering, but also misleading. Not to minimize the suffering involved, but the official definition of AIDS in Africa has been made so lax that it lacks any credible meaning.

 

It has been reported in the British Medical Journal that symptoms such as those associated with poor hygiene, tuberculosis bacterial and parasitic diseases, or others that create prolonged fevers, diarrhea, weight loss of 10% or more, are all being lumped together to attain the incredible AIDS figure. Accurate figures have been reported to the World Health Organization since 1982, giving a cumulative count of 794,444; far short of those reported by the United Nations’ subsidiary organization, UNAIDS.

 

One can only speculate as to the sudden urgency of the press coverage that has been given to the problem and the inflated figures presented. But, when one realizes that there is money to be made by major drug companies that will provide AZT and other pharmaceuticals at $600 per month for each of the “infected” 28 million, does the issue come into focus. We are being told the nations affected cannot pay for the drugs, so if someone doesn’t come to the aid of the host countries financially then the whole world can assume collective guilt.

 

Enter the United Nations! How convenient to justify their current 2001 plans for millennial tyranny through world governance, than to promote a global health crisis that only a global taxman can solve. The UN is careful to cloak its plans under the guise of humanitarianism along with a number of tax agendas that have been quietly hidden from the American people under a number of names, i.e. the Tobin Tax, Hague Agenda, Global Humane Security Fund, and others; carefully designed to progressively bleed us dry once implemented.

 

Perplexed Americans already anxious over an IRS audit may someday look forward to an audit by the GRS—Global Revenue Service.