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UN Envoy: AIDS Criticism is "Lunatic Fringe"

Another good reason why you should not trust either the United Nations, nor the "AIDS Activists" who are funded by the drug companies to smash down every alternative idea.  South Africa is the only nation on the planet where the health officials give serious credence to other theories of AIDS than the standard "infectious HIV" fundamentalism, and where alternative and natural treatment methods are applied.  Like good fundamentalists whose faith is seriously challenged, however, the UN/WHO "activists" have nothing better to do than to hurl insults and riot in the streets when they don't get their way.

Garlic, lemons and onions, as mentioned below for immune-system boosting, certainly are very powerful health-promoting plants, and certainly a whole lot better for you than toxic AZT pills or other harsh chemotherapy.  But I've not previously heard of beetroot -- will have to try it before the "HIV/AIDS" fanatics burn down the local health food store.  The UN Envoy quoted below is basically agitating for an auto-da-fe against scientific dissenters.  Already UN-AIDS and WHO-AIDS programs promote toxic medications, phoney AIDS testing, medical autocracy, international arm-twisting, no breastfeeding, male circumcision, sexual abstinence, press censorship and suppression of dissent.  Like the old Catholic Inquisition which went hunting for "the Devil" in people's sexuality, and burned people alive to "save their souls", modern AIDS Industry will recommend a whole laundry-list of sex-repressive measures, and burn people into death with toxic drugs "to save them" from theinvisiblevirusthatcausesAIDS, even while honest epidemiological studies deflating the entire fabric of the international AIDS scare go ignored.  The new AIDS Inquisition has no more scientific evidence standing behind it than the old Catholic one.

J.D.

PS.  For more info, see:

http://www.virusmyth.net

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http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/africa/08/18/SAfrica.AIDS.ap/index.html

Activists have repeatedly demanded the dismissal of Tshabalala-Msimang, accusing her of delaying provision of ARVs.

But it was Lewis who delivered the most devastating indictment of government policies.

"It is the only country in Africa whose government continues to promote theories more worthy of a lunatic fringe than of a concerned and compassionate state," said Lewis. He has often criticized Tshabalala-Msimang's promotion of garlic, onions and beetroot as a remedy for AIDS patients.

Treatment Action Campaign activists stormed the South African stand earlier this week to confiscate the garlic, lemons and beets on display -- a move the health ministry said was "intolerant."

ANC counters envoy, activists

There was no immediate reaction from the health ministry to Lewis' comments. But a statement from the ruling African National Congress described statements he had made earlier during the conference as "unacceptable."

The ANC added that the behavior of the Treatment Action Campaign in Toronto was a "deplorable" attempt to grab international headlines.

"We should not allow the reckless bluster of the TAC to deter us, as a nation, from working together in partnership to address the serious challenges we face in a spirit of cooperation and sincere engagement," it said.

Dozens of activists, led by the Treatment Action Campaign's Zackie Achmat, briefly occupied the offices of the provincial government in Cape Town. They then marched to the Human Rights Commission -- an independent watchdog -- to pressure it to play a bigger role in securing treatment for AIDS patients.

"When good people keep silent, evil people triumph," Achmat, a prominent AIDS activist, told human rights commission representatives. "We've had enough of evil people triumphing. We need good people like you."