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Aids smallpox { May 11 1987 } On May 11 1987, Pearce Wright, accomplished science-editor of London's The Times ran a front page story with the headline... "Smallpox Vaccine Triggered AIDS Virus." An outside consultant to the World Health Organisation had reported to The Times that the WHO having found a connection between their smallpox inoculation programmes and the incidence of "AIDS" in Zambia, Zaire and Brazil had engaged his firm to investigate. Which they did, and found the suspicion correct. However when the report was given to the WHO they would not publish the findings. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pearce Wright wrote: "The smallpox vaccine theory would account for the position of each of the seven Central African States which top the table of most affected countries; why Brazil became the most afflicted Latin American Country; and how Haiti became the route for the spread of AIDS to the US. Brazil was the only South American country covered in the eradication of smallpox campaign and has the highest incidence of AIDS in that region, Zaire has 33 million smallpox vaccinations, Zambia 19 million, Tanzania 14 million and so on... Haiti had 14,000 citizens living in Central Africa, they had smallpox inoculations there and eventually returned home." "After a meeting of 50 experts near Geneva this month it was revealed that up to 75 million (one third of the population of South Africa) could have AIDS within the next five years."

Aids out of control report says { November 26 2003 } Aids proof photos { October 11 2002 } Aids smallpox { May 11 1987 } Aids un lawsuit { December 11 2002 } Asia warned of aids catastrophe { July 6 2004 } Drugs can prevent infant hiv through mothers { January 30 2005 } Kennedy asks alita about aids in rhesus monkeys { January 11 2006 } Nih dismisses concerns of african aids treatment Us secret aids program Files Listed: 9

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