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Stephen Davis Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial

Belletristik
Englisch
2 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
493
2

If you like courtroom drama in the style of John Grisham, you’ll want to read this book. If you ever knew someone with AIDS or HIV, you need to read this book. If you still believe the government and the FDA are protecting you against deadly diseases and dangerous drugs, you must read this book! WRONGFUL DEATH: The AIDS Trial is a work of fiction based on fact: the true story behind the government lies and incompetence, gross medical malpractice, and unbridled greed by a drug company that caused our American AIDS epidemic and cost 300,000 lives in just ten years. Follow along with attorney Benjamin Messick and health reporter Sarah Meadows in this class-action lawsuit as they expose the man who claims to have discovered the cause of AIDS, Dr. Robert Gallo. Dr. Gallo announced to the world at a press conference on April 23, 1984 that a virus later to be called HIV was the culprit. Unfortunately, Dr. Gallo’s peers were never given the chance to prove his theories, and still can’t to this day. In the last twenty years, Dr. Gallo has been exposed as nothing more than a common criminal, a thief, and a liar. He finally admitted he had stolen the AIDS virus from a French researcher. He also stole another virus from the Japanese. He lied on his patent application for the HIV blood test. A congressional investigation found Dr. Gallo guilty of “intellectual recklessness of a high degree,” and the Office of Research Integrity of the Department of Health and Human Services found Dr. Gallo guilty of scientific misconduct and called some of Dr. Gallo's key AIDS research, “of dubious scientific merit” and “really crazy.” As one German scientist put it, Dr. Gallo is “an American scientific gangster who has committed so many crass, self-aggrandizing blunders…that he could not really be relied upon to tell the time correctly.” Attorney Messick questions a number of witnesses who all agree with 2700 of the world’s leading doctors and medical researchers today, including Nobel Prize winners in chemistry and medicine and members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, that HIV cannot cause AIDS. At the end of the book you'll find out what actually does cause AIDS. The testimony in this court case finally discloses that in the decade from 1987 to 1997, three-hundred-thousand Americans (mostly homosexual men) died not from some horrible disease they caught from a virus, but as a result of taking the very drug they were told would cure them. Urged on by their doctors, parents, families and loved-ones, these HIV-positives took AZT, a drug originally designed and created in 1964 to kill cancer cells, but never approved because it was found to be far too toxic to a human body. Read the testimony of witness after witness - all based on over 900 actual medical and scientific research papers and reports - that when the FDA finally approved AZT for the treatment of AIDS in 1987, it began causing Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; and every person who took it - healthy or not at the time - would die within three years from one of many different opportunistic diseases. Be prepared for the anger and outrage you will feel when you realize that hundreds of thousands of innocent women and children are still being murdered today in Africa with AZT, simply because they have been declared to be HIV-positive, while the drug company rakes in billions of dollars in profits. The question remains: After 30 years and 300 billion dollars, why don't we have a cure or a vaccine for AIDS? The witnesses in this court case provide the only answer that makes any sense: We have the wrong cause. To download the entire book, please find it here: http://rapidshare.com/files/426407284/Wrongful_Death_Audio_Book.zip [mehr]

Stichwörter: HIV, AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, AZT, class action, class-action, controversy, courtroom drama, cover up, coverup, cover-up, dissidents, genocide, GlaxoSmithKline, government, HIV-negative, HIV-negatives, HIV-positive, HIV-positives, lawsuit, legal, medical malpractice, murder, National Institutes of Health, NIH, opportunistic disease, poppers, rethinking AIDS, retrovirus, scientific documents, scientists, sexually contagious, skeptics, virus, virusmyth, whistle blowers [mehr][weniger]

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Stephen Davis Are You Positive?

Belletristik
Englisch
2 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
699
0

Ripped from the headlines of today's news, Are You Positive? is a fictitious courtroom drama in the style of John Grisham. 26-year-old Tyree Johnson stands accused of first degree murder in a prominent South Carolina courtroom. But his murder weapon is not a gun or a knife; in fact, there was no violent crime at all. His “victim,” Beth Ann Brooks, dated Tyree for a few months, and they made love more than once. However, Tyree Johnson had been diagnosed HIV-Positive, and the prosecution claims that Beth Ann Brooks was infected with HIV by Tyree and died some months later. The defense, however, claims there is reasonable doubt that Tyree’s HIV diagnosis was wrong – that, according to numerous scientific studies, the so-called “HIV tests” are fraught with errors, and have been ever since their inventor, Dr. Robert Gallo, lied on his patent application. Furthermore, Tyree’s lawyer argues that there is no scientific evidence that HIV is transmitted by heterosexual intercourse, and that Tyree’s girlfriend died from taking lethal anti-retroviral drugs rather than from any HIV/AIDS-related illness. Based on more than 500 actual scientific studies and references, the author claims that every word of sworn testimony is true and verifiable. Are You Positive? raises serious questions about whether anyone has ever been properly diagnosed as HIV-Positive, and whether most AIDS victims are dying from the side-effects of the HIV medications prescribed by their doctors – all in a spell-binding novel. You be the judge. [mehr]

Stichwörter: HIV, AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, controversy, courtroom drama, dissidents, ELISA test, false positive, false positives, FDA, fiction, first degree murder, first-degree murder, government, HAART, Heterosexual intercourse, Highly Active Antiretroviral therapy, Highly active anti-retroviral therapy, HIV, HIV antibodies, HIV antibody test, HIV drugs, HIV ELISA, HIV medications, HIV murder, HIV tests, HIV transmission, HIV Western Blot, HIV-negative, HIV-negatives, HIV-positive, HIV-positives, immune system, lawsuit, legal, medical malpractice, medication, murder, National Institutes of Health, NIH, rethinking AIDS, sexually contagious, skeptics, virus, virusmyth, Western Blot, whistle blower [mehr][weniger]

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Julie Steimle Bermuda Triangle, Massachusetts

Hallowed Spell Book One

Fantasy
Englisch
60032 Wörter
Ab 12 Jahren
177
1

Residents of Middleton Village, Massachusetts believed their town was under an ancient curse. Witches were rumored to live in the shadows while werewolves hunted in the woods. No one could move in and no one could move out witout deadly consequences. But legends of witches and werewolves aside, any unsuspecting teenage boy who dared venture into the old public library really, truly, adn honestly vanished. That is, until Jessica Mason's mother transferred in from the California branch of Deacon Enterprises to the main office in Middleton Village. Too eager to get away after a nasty divorce with her magician-by-trade and con-artist husband, they were unaware of what they were stepping into. Besides, what does a pari of big-city skeptics know about curses? But then, what's to know when destiny is at work? [mehr]

Stichwörter: magic, book, novel, fantasy, witchcraft, sorcerer, curse, elf, elves, dwarf, dragon, dragons, zombie, zombies, knight, knights, adventure, magician, divorce, new, moving, travel, new kid, high school, school, teen, friends, lonliness, lonely, friend, library, popular, bully, bullying, bullies, memory, skeptic, escape, boy, girl [mehr][weniger]

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Julie Steimle Her Perilous Wolf

A Hallowedspell Novel; Deacon Tales: Tale Fifteen

Fantasy
Englisch
159779 Wörter
Ab 14 Jahren
47
0

Audry Bruchenhaus (one of the biggest skeptics in the world) along with her cousin Vincent Williams, finally finds out that H. Richard Deacon III is a werewolf. It shatters her world view so much that when her friend Juma Ajanlekoko contacts her, inviting her to help him fight poachers in Tazania, she runs off to Africa immediately. But it is a distraction from this and her failed PhD research. As for Vincent, now realizing the world is much more dangerous than he thought, he plows ahead with research to find the best way to protect his loved ones from the unseen world. He discovers help in the form of Michael Toms and Tommy Whitefeather of the SRA. However Audry’s eyes are now wide open to the supernatural - as once the supernatural world takes notice of you and you can see it, it will never leave you alone. This draws danger to her... which in Africa with its own supernatural beings... is perhaps worse than being close to an American werewolf. [mehr]

Stichwörter: werewolf, Bantu, Bantu culture, Tanzania, Kenya, poaching, amazimu, ogre, wolf, hunting, animals, animal rescue, malaria, yellow fever, New York, New York City, supernatural, magic, kidnap, kidnapping, man, woman, shapeshifter, second sight, death, disease, Belgian Malinois, dog, witch, witchdoctor, Africa, myth, Gulinger, hallowedspell [mehr][weniger]

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Noah Daniels The A to Z Guide on Harnessing Solar Power

Ratgeber
Englisch
15259 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
188
0

You have probably heard about solar power and how it is the new and upcoming alternative energy source of the future. It’s just not a buzzword anymore. It is a viable way for you to save time and money, while at the same time make a conscious effort to save the environment and the planet. Solar power has been revolutionized and new technology is allowing it to not only power your home, but to power personal devices such as cell phones, personal entertainment systems, and other electronic devices that you could use in virtually any situation. Whether you are a first responder to an emergency situation, you want to go camping, or you just want a radio on your next boating trip to work without batteries, personal solar power is the new-age way to get the power without using batteries or other environmentally damaging power sources. Solar power is now affordable to everyone and is available in a variety of ways to help save the environment. Where solar power used to be laughed at by skeptics, it is now being embraced as the alternative energy source that rivals hydrogen, hybrids, and other forms of alternative energy. As we try to break our addiction to fossil fuels, solar power has become the number one topic among think tanks and college professors. It has also become a topic of concern for top government officials in the relentless pursuit to break free of foreign oil and fossil fuels. In this e-book you will learn how to make, and how you can put this type of technology in your life to save not only the environment but money. By understanding the uses of personal solar power and the uses the solar power can be used for in your home, you could get off the power grid, away from the dominance of the power companies and other industries that think they have you by the neck. You can become independent and not rely on corporate power grids or government sanctions. With the secrets revealed in this e-book you’ll be able to not only have personalized solar power equipment, but you will be able to understand some primitive solar power technology that you can put to use in your life to become more independent from government or corporate powers. [mehr]

Stichwörter: solar energy products, solar power technology, alternative energy, personal solar power products, solar powered vehicles, alternative energy sources

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H. P. Lovecraft The Whisperer in Darkness

Fantasy
Englisch
26712 Wörter
Ab 6 Jahren
155
2

"The Whisperer in Darkness" is a story by H. P. Lovecraft. The story is told by Albert N. Wilmarth, an instructor of literature at Miskatonic University in Arkham. When local newspapers report strange things seen floating in rivers during a historic Vermont flood, Wilmarth becomes embroiled in a controversy about the reality and significance of the sightings, though he sides with the skeptics, blaming old legends about monsters living in uninhabited hills who abduct people who venture too close to their territory. He receives a letter from one Henry Wentworth Akeley, a man who lives in an isolated farmhouse near Townshend, Vermont. He affirms that he has proof that will convince Wilmarth that he must stop focusing on the race's existence. The two exchange letters, including a record of the extraterrestrial race chanting with human agents, who worship several beings, including Cthulhu and Nyarlathotep, the latter of whom "shall put on the semblance of men, the waxen mask and the robe that hides". The agents intercept Akeley's messages and harass his farmhouse nightly. Akeley and the agents exchange gunfire and many of Akeley's guard dogs are killed. Although Akeley expresses more in his letters, he abruptly has a change of heart. He writes that he has met with the extraterrestrial beings and has learned that they are peaceful. Furthermore, they have taught him of marvels beyond all imagination. He urges Wilmarth to pay him a visit and to bring along the letters and photographic evidence that he had sent him. Wilmarth reluctantly consents. Wilmarth arrives to find Akeley in a pitiful physical condition, immobilized in a chair in darkness. Akeley tells Wilmarth about the extraterrestrial race and the wonders they have revealed to him. He also says that the beings can surgically extract a human brain and place it into a canister wherein it can live indefinitely and withstand the rigors of outer space travel and shows proof to Wilmarth. Akeley says he has agreed to undertake such a journey and points to a cylinder bearing his name. During this conversation, Wilmarth feels a vague sense of unease, especially from Akeley's odd manner of buzzing whispering. During the night, a sleepless Wilmarth overhears a disturbing conversation with several voices, and a departing. When he investigates, he makes a horrifying discovery and escapes the farmhouse by stealing Akeley's car. When the authorities investigate the next day, they find nothing but a bullet-riddled house. Akeley has disappeared, along with all the physical evidence of the extraterrestrial presence. Wilmarth reveals the discovery that drove him out was a disembodied face and hands. We are led to conclude that it was not Akeley who had sat in the chair and conversed with him but one of the Mi-Go in disguise, as Akeley's brain was in the named cylinder. [mehr]

Stichwörter: the whisperer in the darkness, lovecraft, gothic horror, supernatural thriller, science fantasy, monsters and aliens

2,99 US$

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