Ken Brown said:
The last highlighted post
374 has a link from a professor that lists the various 6 theories for the origin of AIDS and concludes, "The tainted HBV (Hep B vaccine) theory appears as the best, albeit untested, scientifically based idea for the origin of HIV."
But the best idea is not necessarily the correct idea.
Consider the following from the article that you mentioned:
Curtis V. Smith Ph.D.
Professor of Biological Sciences
Kansas City Kansas Community College
"The tainted HBV theory appears as the best, albeit untested, scientifically based idea for the origin of HIV. If proven, the punctuated origin of eleven strains of Clade M HIV-1 based on the accidental pooling of hundreds of samples of SIV in four stages of serial passage in the 1970s SVCP program, would go far to explain how eleven different subtypes of SIV suddenly were concentrated, mutated and all at once jumped the species barrier from chimpanzees to humans in a fast replicating form with large enough output to be transmitted easily between humans by sexual contact.......While great advancements have been made in better understanding the virology and immunology of HIV, scientists are a long way from agreeing on the origin of this terrible virus and from finding a vaccine to end the most horrendous pandemic since the Spanish flu of 1918-1922."
Please note "If proven, the punctuated origin of eleven strains of Clade M HIV-1 based on the accidental pooling of hundreds of samples of SIV.......'
Did I miss something, or did Dr. Smith say that the origin of HIV might have been an accident?
As Dr. Smith said, he wants to find out what caused AIDS because finding the cause makes finding a cure much easier. He was not trying to find ways to blame homosexuals at all in any of the article. What you have done is an example of quote mining. Wikipedia says that quote mining "is a logical
fallacy and a type of
false attribution in which a passage is removed from its surrounding matter in such a way as to distort its intended meaning."
You quoted Dr. Smith in a way that removed what you quoted from its surrounding matter in such a way as to distort what he was trying to accomplish.
Quote mining is not a reputable thing to do. If someone did that with something that you wrote, you would object to that.
There is a long, technical article about the origin of AIDS by a prestigious expert at
http://www.originofaids.com/articles/early.htm. The author of the article is
Leonard G. Horowitz, D.M.D., M.A., M.P.H. He agrees with you that AIDS was caused by humans, but like Dr. Smith, he does not attack homosexuals at all, and like Dr. Smith, he wants to find out what caused AIDS since that would make finding a cure much easier.
Consider the following excerpts from the article:
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"This documented science virtually proves, through the process of elimination and a review of the most updated evidence, the origin of HIV/AIDS as an iatrogenic (i.e., man-made) outcome of specific vaccination experiments.......[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
this AIDS science, along with the sociopolitical correlates and antecedents of this current catastrophe, reveals the likelihood that myriad other immune dysfunctions, autoimmune diseases, and cancers, including leukemias, lymphomas, sarcomas, and other ailments linked to viral infections, have resulted from previously engineered microbes that have by accident or intent found their way from cancer virus laboratories into humanity’s bloodstream by way of the most trusted public health preventative—vaccinations." [/FONT]
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