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Dr. Lorraine Day operated on as many AIDS patients as any surgeon in the country. And like all trauma surgeons, she was covered with blood from patients' gun shot wounds, stab wounds and other massive injuries day after day, year after year, while being assured by the "experts" that her work was not hazardous. Dr. Day explains in this book how she suddenly discovered that the "experts" were not telling the full truth about AIDS to the surgeons, to other medical personnel and to the public. She reveals astonishing, well documented facts about the AIDS epidemic, facts that the government denies, but facts that you must know to protect yourself and your family from this fatal disease. |
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Everything You Want to Know
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In Volume I you will learn:
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Can Mosquitoes Transmit AIDS?$10.00 BookletThe government says "YES"Information in this booklet reveals that:
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Q. How long does the AIDS virus survive outside the body? A. The AIDS virus can survive outside the body alive and infective in body fluids for 7 days if dry and for 14 days if wet. Lancet, Sept. 28, 1985, pg. 721. Q. Can AIDS be transmitted by contact sports? A. It already has been. A 25 year old Italian soccer player contracted AIDS after a bleeding injury caused by a collision with another player (who was already infected) during a soccer game. Lancet, May 5, 1990, pg. 1105. The government admits that ANY blood to blood contact CAN transmit AIDS, and blood to blood contact frequently occurs in contact sports. Q. Why hasn't the government been able to control the AIDS epidemic? A. Successful control of any epidemic requires the use of established Public Health principles, namely widespread testing of those at risk for the particular disease and protection of the uninfected. In the case of AIDS, the government and organized medicine have decided to disregard all established public health principles for controlling an epidemic. Instead AIDS is being handled as a political issue rather than a public health issue. In this disease, the government has chosen to protect the infected and abandon the uninfected. |
ORDERING INFORMATION
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That the AIDS virus is not fragile.
House Bill 15090 showing that the U.S. government asked for the AIDS virus to be made.
