Is AIDS a conspiracy?

It is the most potent mystery of the 21st Century. We know this: It is a disease with no vaccine and a very costly and not l00% certain cure. No-one knows for sure where it came from. Green Monkeys? Africans ate them, undercooked maybe? That’s the rumor, but there’s another, bigger rumor. That American scientists nailed the virus in a lab, replicated it then stuck it into the WHO vaccines intended for ALL AFRICANS. The cui bonum was there. Suck the oil, gold, metals, diamonds and minerals out of a lush continent emptied of bothersome riled up people. Without that explanation, no one can adequately explain why it is devastating Africa and other Third World populations, but has not spread in the West. Some say it’s because African women have so many uterine raw spots from diseases.  Others that their immune systems are compromised from other diseases endemic there.

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There are many unanswered questions surrounding AIDS, and while it is known that the HIV virus definitely causes AIDS, its origin and mode of transmission still remain in dispute.  While the scientific community believes HIV may have jumped species by “a hungry African eating or having sex with a chimpanzee,” this origin scenario must seriously be questioned in light of recent discoveries.  The explanation that the rapid spread of AIDS in Africa is by sexual transmission alone, must also be scrutinized as the disease fails to take hold in the Western World.

1. “Depopulation should be the highest priority of US foreign policy towards the Third World. 

2. “Reduction of the rate of population in these states is a matter of vital US national security.” 

3. “The US economy will require large and increasing amounts of minerals from abroad, especially from less-developed countries.

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That fact gives the US enhanced interests in the political, economic and social stability of the supplying countries.  Wherever a lessening of population can increase the prospects for such stability, population policy becomes relevant to resources, supplies and the economic interest of the United States.”

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