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By John Tierny
“We need to put AIDS in context. We’ve
been brainwashed into thinking the numbers are greater than they
are. The heterosexual breakout is not going to happen in America."
“A disease-free man who has unprotected sex with a
drug-free woman stands a one in 5 million chance of contracting
HIV."
By Kevin Gray
“Health officials have known this for years, but the politically
incorrect truth is rarely spoken out loud: The dreaded heterosexual
epidemic never happened. The result is a conspiracy of silence.
And it’s not in anybody’s interest to clear this up.”
By Jo Hagstorm
“In developed nations, AIDS never ventured far beyond the
original ‘risk groups’ of gay men and IV-drug users.
And it never made it to the lesbian community anywhere.”
By Ronald Bailey
“How risky is unprotected sex with strangers? One study calculated
that having vaginal intercourse with 5,400 American partners would
result in a lost life expectancy of 10 days. Compare this risk with
a loss of a year for being 12 pounds overweight.”
Dr Michael Fitzpatrick, MD
"For 15 years, authorities have been manipulating AIDS statistics
to inflate popular fears of an imminent heterosexual epidemic. They
are reluctant to let declines in AIDS interfere with their moralizing
message."
By Peter Plumley
“AIDS a fertile ground for special interest groups to pursue
their various agendas. As a result, many of the statistics have
been distorted, and many of the prevention efforts have been misguided
and even counterproductive.”
By Michael Fumento
“AIDS cases increased by a total of 909 from the year before.
By coincidence, that's almost exactly the increase in the number
of male homosexual cases. So much for the never-ending prediction
that AIDS will still break out into the general population.”
By Michael Fumento
“The US Centers for Disease Control perform the incredible
feat of exaggerating the AIDS epidemic in every possible way, to
make it more politically correct and bring more money into federal
health agency coffers.”
By Michael Fumento
"Oklahoman May Have Infected Nearly 170 Women
with HIV."
No news on the good news of decreasing AIDS cases in San Francisco
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