CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
No matter what you believe about the cause of the AIDS epidemic, its catastrophic impact is upon us.
Remember Don Rowe's analysis for the Wall Street Digest: "Public health officials estimate that 2.4
billion people (half the world's population) will die from AIDS within the next fifteen to twenty years.
Economically, the insurance and medical health systems could be devastated in the 1990s. Nothing short
of a spectacular medical breakthrough will keep Western civilization from suffering the worst catastrophe
in the history of the world."
Is that even in the realm of possibility? What follows is an extract from a government intelligence
document. This is not the kind of reporting that you will find among the department store ads in your
morning newspaper. This is the kind of reporting that is meant to be seen only by government officials.
But it is a perfect example of what they know—and secretly discuss, away from public view—about the
AIDS epidemic. If you read nothing else in this book, please read this carefully. And absorb it. And then
ask yourself: If this is true, why have I not heard about it from my political leaders and the national media?
I quote: "Fort Detrick studies of recent date confirm what was already believed, i.e., that the genetic
changes in the AIDS virus are far higher than previously anticipated. With each cell infection, the HIV
virus replicating cycle in that cell will produce new variants, which then adapt to the tissue type in which
they live. At the same time, the variants show a greater degree of malignancy, which accelerates as the
virus grows.
"Thus it is fully possible that a large number of variants of HIV are presently being transmitted from
infected to non-infected persons, and at a much faster rate than was previously anticipated. This lends
credence to non-WHO (World Health Organization) reports coming out of Africa, Brazil and Haiti, that
the spread of AIDS has reached 'explosive proportions' as the greater the number of persons infected with
AIDS, the more rapid is the replicating cycle of the virus. "Further data collected at Fort Detrick confirms that concentration of AIDS virions in the blood is far
greater now than when the HIV virus was first introduced into Zaire. Titers of a million infectious virions
per milliliter are being found in increasingly large numbers of persons in the last stage of AIDS before
death occurs.
"The African continent, Brazil and Haiti have become the home of new strains of the AIDS virus of
increasingly great pathogenicity. Fort Detrick and Los Alamos are presently engaged in examining these
new strains of the AIDS virus that, at this initial stage of investigation, appear to have the propensity to
spread rapidly through the respiratory system. "These new viruses, which appear to have something in common with equine infectious anemia, if they
can be spread by aerosols, pose the greatest danger to humankind throughout the world, as it will be
impossible to confine the spread of such viruses to Africa, Brazil and Haiti. Therefore the sanguine
approach of what happens in Africa is really of little cause for alarm in the U.S. is a foolish one.
"There is no reason at present to believe that the new AIDS virus will not be borne across oceans by trade
winds. The Spanish flu epidemic21 proved conclusively that the spread of viruses by winds was the means
of transmission between totally isolated villages and hamlets which had no connection to each other.
There is every reason to believe that when this new strain of AIDS virus reaches the U.S.—and there are
those who believe it has already arrived—its march across the North American continent will be
unstoppable. Homo sapiens may well vanish from the face of the earth forever."
The AIDS epidemic hasn't even moved into high gear yet. The Global 2000 Committee has for its target
500 million deaths by the year 2010. And while the general attitude of most Americans toward Africa is
one of indifference, AIDS researchers have detected that the pattern of the epidemic in the U.S. and Latin
America is increasingly resembling that seen in Africa: the disease is now being spread heterosexually. It
is no longer found in preponderance among homosexuals and intravenous drug abusers.
It has spread to the heterosexual population of all age groups in a manner which has not yet been
accounted for. We had better take notice quickly. As Dr. Thomas C. Quinn of the National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases has said: "Once it becomes an established heterosexual epidemic, it has a
potential for rapidly increasing in sheer numbers, like in Africa." And today, in Africa, millions are dead.
According to one intelligence report: "Africa has entered the era of depopulation."
All of which is exactly what the Olympians planned. England's Prince Philip, who masquerades as a goodhearted
Environmentalist, offered a glimpse into their sensibilities with one of the most disgusting jokes
in history: Speaking before the World Wildlife Fund on August 8, 1988, the aristocratic prince said: "In
the event that I am reborn, I would like to return as a deadly virus in order to contribute something to
solve overpopulation."
He is certainly not alone among environmentalists. The most radical of the well-known groups is "Earth
First." One of their spokesmen, David Foreman, was quoted in June, 1987, in European newspapers
saying: "AIDS is not a malediction, but the welcome and natural remedy to reduce the population of the
planet."22
Secret information recently made available to me states that Robert McNamara—who has now been
designated chief spokesperson for the Global 2000 planners—has been ordered to step up his rhetoric
against "overpopulation," to condition the world's middle classes to the idea that huge death tolls are
inevitable on a planet that is filled to overflowing with humanity.
Watch this scenario unfold before your eyes: McNamara's forum will increasingly become the United
Nations. Assisted by a team of U. N. sociologists and anthropologists—and drawing on data secretly
provided by Cold Spring Harbor—a blueprint for further genocide was drawn up. Entitled "A Global
Policy to Advance Human Development in the 20th Century," it runs fifty-six pages and outlines what
McNamara will be telling us. Its thrust is for "massive global efforts" to curb population growth before
the end of the 1990s.
The International Monetary Fund also plays an indirect, but very important role in this global genocide
plan. The IMF has been accused of creating conditions that are right for the spread of AIDS and AIDSrelated
complex diseases—particularly tuberculosis, which has always been known as "the poor man's
disease.
The IMF lends money to countries with "conditionalities" that the recipient governments are duty bound
to follow.
The most severe conditionalities fall on the poverty-stricken Third World Countries. An
intelligence report on world economic conditions recently stated: "The IMF gets data from applicant
countries on their Relative Unit Cost index (RULC), which is a key economic indicator measuring
domestic labor costs against international labor costs, weighted in relation to trade by developed countries
with underdeveloped countries. RULC is the key to creditworthiness of a country and shows also its need
for devaluation where such a need exists. It is the index used to determine whether a country will be in a
position to repay its loans through its capacity to generate exports. "This index and the index used to determine effective exchange rates have been, over the years,
systematically rigged by the IMF. In this manner, the IMF is able to put the pressure on governments to
cut cost-of-living standards. The policy of the IMF is to demand less and less money be spent internally
on health care, food and housing for local populations. In most instances this is complied with. Brazil is a
good example, because the cruzeiro is devalued almost every three months and the standard of living of
the population reduced proportionately.
"This has led to malnutrition, overcrowding and poorer and poorer health care. This is the situation that is
rife in Africa, certain parts of Latin America and the Caribbean. It is an ideal climate for diseases to be
introduced with a cover of natural causes.
"There have been cases where enraged members of governments with large impoverished populations
have attempted to expose IMF rigging of key data, but the IMF has dismissed such officials as being illinformed,
while privately threatening those governments with cancellation of loans if any further
complaints surface. This has, up until now, had the desired effect.
"Arising out of severe conditionalities imposed on Third World countries by the IMF, many epidemictype
diseases are now flourishing, not the least of these being tuberculosis, of which a new strain that
resists known treatment is becoming more common."
Referring to African countries, the report said: "Since implementing the structural adjustment program
(conditionalities) laid down by the IMF in 1986, health care has declined sharply, and with it, the number
of deaths has escalated dramatically. Yellow fever, malaria and cholera, previously controlled by an
adequate health program, are now raging unchecked throughout these countries.
"Nigeria, one of the wealthier counties under the IMF program, is also feeling the limitations imposed
upon it. Nigeria has sixty percent of all doctors and nurses in black African countries, but this healthcare
force has been steadily cut down since 1986, until today, Nigeria is ripe for a massive outbreak of the
traditional diseases which will make it easy for AIDS to spread like wild fire.
"The condom solution is being used by the IMF for the purposes of birth control, and although extensive
advertising campaigns were launched to promote their use, the quality of the condoms is so poor that as
much as eighty percent of them break or leak.
"The AIDS virus has entered into an explosive phase in Africa, and the same condition is fast being
approached by Asian countries such as India and Thailand. By the year 2000, computerized projections
show that there will be close to one-hundred million cases of AIDS in Africa, with India and other parts of
Asia projected as having a combined total of ninety million cases.
"Projections carried out at Los Alamos indicate that there will be a total of two-hundred million cases of
AIDS in underdeveloped countries by the year 2000. There is some concern beginning to surface among
the team that the AIDS pandemic may not be stoppable. With seventy-nine to eighty percent of AIDS
cases occurring in Third World countries, AIDS may well already be out of hand. There is an acceleration
of the epidemic which is matched by a diminishing of responses. "Almost seventy percent of all AIDS cases in Africa are among heterosexuals. The same holds true for
Asia and Brazil. By the year 2000 the number of people in Asia suffering from AIDS will equal those of
Africa. AIDS has become the killer of the poor, thanks to the cuts in standards of health care and lowered
nutrition standards to meet IMF demands. "The latest report from WHO which is not being circulated is that governments of poor countries have
given up the struggle to contain AIDS. This applies particularly to India, where the AIDS epidemic is
exploding with a virulence unmatched in Western countries.
"From the point of view of senior virologists, there is no cure in sight for AIDS. The view taken by Dr.
Jonas Salk that a means must be found of boosting the human immune system rather than trying to
develop antibodies that can kill the AIDS virus appears to be gaining ground among those members of the
medical profession who are realizing that AIDS is a created virus. "Underlining the findings of how the IMF is affecting the situation, a new threat, that of a highly virulent
form of tuberculosis is now taking hold in poor countries and among the poor in the United States.… A
report compiled by the CDC which is not being circulated says that the incidence of the new drugresistant
strain of bacilli is now twice as high since the last study was done in 1984. Tuberculosis has
increased by twenty percent in the U.S. since 1985. Every TB patient is a target for the AIDS virus, and
those with AIDS are highly susceptible to contracting tuberculosis. The ramifications are not difficult to
comprehend; a twin plague of the most virulent kind is about to explode with great force in the
overcrowded inner cities of America, and has already begun.
"To confirm the ratio of tuberculosis to conditions of poverty, a recent study of the homeless was
undertaken by a Los Alamos team. The results bear out the "poor man's disease" label in that homeless
people are forty times more likely to contract tuberculosis than those in comfortable circumstances. The
conclusion drawn is that the spread of TB is accelerating at a faster rate than ever seen before, and that the
outbreak of lethal epidemics are at hand."
AIDS is the key to Global 2000 plans, because of its effectiveness in attacking the lungs. Imagine a
searing epidemic of AIDS, followed by an epidemic of tuberculosis and then pneumonic plague, like the
one that killed hundreds of thousands in Manchuria and eastern India during the period 1910-1911 and
again in Europe in 1919-1921.
comes localized in the lungs, it is spread by respiratory discharges, such as
coughing and sneezing, and in favorable climatic conditions becomes a highly contagious infectious
disease. One of the favorable conditions for the spread of AIDS is crowded dwelling space, inadequate
ventilation and the weather, especially when the weather is cooler, as it is during winter in the Middle
East, India and Pakistan, Malaysia and the Philippines. Pneumonic Plague would thrive in those
conditions.
It is not difficult to envision the rapid spread of tuberculosis in the wake of AIDS, followed by pneumonic
plague throughout Africa, given the conditions so graphically described by Dr. Debret in his 1989 Paris
Match interview, and spreading from Africa to India, the Philippines, Malaysia and China.
The United
Nations, backed by military forces of the United States, could effectively quarantine these nations,
making it difficult for anyone to escape the "cordon sanitaire" set up by the World Health Organization or
some other One-World institution. Millions would be left to die. Somalia was a "test case." After a new
mosquito-borne malaria that acts against the immune system was released into the population, U. N.
troops were sent in to test the "cordon sanitaire."
As this strategy moves forward, loans from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to Third
World countries will increasingly require governments to enforce specific plans to diminish their
populations. Contraceptives and severe penalties for families exceeding certain numbers are a part of this
regimen. McNamara will emphasize four global environmental problems created by overpopulation: the
loss of bio-diversity, acid raid, the destruction of the ozone layer and changes in the climate.
"All are functions of rising population levels," he has stated, "and increasing consumption per capita."
Although he has always neglected to mention that the huge consumption levels that are dangerous to the
environment are among the rich; not the poor. It's not the poor of the world who burn millions of gallons
of petroleum flying around on private jets. It's not the poor of the world who are burning a hole in the
ozone layer. It's not the poor of the world who are bulldozing the Rain Forests to create new wealth. Try
to imagine the vastness of the earth's resources burned and consumed to support the lifestyles of any one
large clan of superrich—like the Kennedys or Rockefellers or Sabahs of Kuwait—compared to the
necessities that sustain the simple lifestyle needs of the poor villages around the world.
As McNamara and his team were working on their Global 2000 plan, the World Health Organization in
Geneva was sending out directives to their branches, demanding "a significant increase in the number of
viral vaccines without a reduction in quality or potency." The pressure will be on in the second half of the
1990's to speed up the pace at which they rid the planet of its "useless eaters."
The Catholic Church can—and will—use its vast resources to fight the Global 2000 plan for mass
sterilization and contraception. But not even the Catholic Church would dare blame the Olympians for the
deaths of tens—or hundreds—of millions from "natural causes." The AIDS epidemic will only be a part
of that. The Global 2000 Committee is also counting on an epidemic of tuberculosis, which has already
infected more than a billion people. The new TB strain is resistant to all known methods of treatment, and
the death rate from the new tuberculosis bacilli is ten times greater than from previously known types of
the disease. This new strain may well be part of the process designed to "speed up" the death rate. But as
long as the world believes that AIDS and this new strain of TB were created by nature, those deaths can
only be lamented as the tragic result of "natural causes."
How many people will allow themselves to believe the truth? How many will demand an honest answer to
the question: Was the AIDS virus really created in our own Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare labs?
Perhaps not enough. As Dr. John Seale said: "Doubtless most people will dismiss the suggestion that the
AIDS epidemic in the United States may be the result of an act of deliberate biological warfare as worthy
only of a fictional plot by Ian Fleming. But it is certainly no less plausible, scientifically, than the
hypothesis currently favored by molecular biologists. It may even be true, though strange, but truth is
always stranger than fiction."
Dr. Seale sadly concluded: "The greatest coverup of any disease in history is in progress." The
participants in the coverup, says Dr. Seale, include the editors of medical and scientific journals who "have misled their professional colleagues about the nature and severity of the AIDS epidemic…By
selective acceptance or rejection of original papers and letters, and by selecting authors to write 'safe'
editorials and review articles, they have perpetuated dangerous misconceptions."
But he knows what his colleagues know: "Every biological scientist who has dispassionately studied the
virus and the epidemic knows that the origins of the virus could lie in the development of modern biology,
just as the origins of the nuclear bomb lie with modern physics.… Most who see it keep quiet, but
increasing numbers are talking privately though they still lack the moral courage to speak out in public.
They still hope it is a nightmare which will vanish with tomorrow's dawn."
But the nightmare won't vanish with the dawn. If we pretend it will just go away, the worst is yet to come.
And, as Schopenhauer, the philosopher, said, so on until the worst of all. But what can we do? Draconian
solutions run against the American character. How many Americans, with their tolerant attitude toward
civil rights, would go along with compulsory AIDS testing? For everyone. With the government then
enforcing policies that would ensure that the infected do not pass on the virus to the uninfected.
I leave it to each individual's own imagination how that policy would be carried out—and with what
impact on our lives, on our society, on future generations, on civilization as we know it. As Dr. Seale has
written: "The actions required by government are comparable to those taken in waging a war." In Africa,
stern measures to isolate those with AIDS are beginning, although much too late to save the population.
And in India, anyone found to have AIDS is immediately imprisoned—and never released. Period.
And yet: The most horrifying thought of all is that if we don't demand from our institutions an immediate
and honest response to this epidemic, that is exactly the kind of future that awaits us. If the Olympians are
given free rein to spread AIDS under cover of "natural disaster"—and complete protection of all civil
rights of the infected—until the gravity of this crisis becomes apparent to all Americans, then that sort of
draconian solution is what the mobs in the streets will be demanding.
A plague panic will catapult us into police state solutions—which, for the Olympians, will be a lovely
fringe benefit of the AIDS epidemic, since they'll be controlling the police—beyond any nightmare we've
ever imagined in America. Remember what Brzezinski told us more than 20 years ago: It's about control.
In all its forms.
If the Olympians succeed at keeping the American public asleep until their very survival as a nation
requires a police state, then the Olympians will happily step in to run it. And be perceived as heroes for
saving the day. Out of this nightmare comes the unthinkable in the early 21st Century: A
dictatorship—worthy of a Hitler—running America. And with technology (and biotechnology) in its
arsenal that is beyond Hitler's wildest dreams.
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