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Duesberg knew that retroviruses don’t kill the host cells they infect, so he was skeptical when HIV was proclaimed to be the cause of AIDS, with no scientific study making the case. In March of 1987, Duesberg published a paper in Cancer Research questioning the role of HIV as the cause of AIDS. As Lenzer noted, the man colleagues might once have regarded as the “Einstein of biology” was then smeared as an AIDS “denier,” but there was more to it than name-calling.
For the previous 23 years, Duesberg never had an application for public funding turned down. That funding began to disappear under Anthony Fauci, who as head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) controlled both AIDS policy and spending on medical research. Fauci also contrived to cancel Duesberg’s media appearances, and tailored policy to the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT-UP), whose activists also harassed Duesberg.
Fauci promoted trials of AZT (azidothymidine), marketed as Zidovudine, a DNA chain terminator rejected for cancer treatment because of excessive cytotoxicity. Despite the dangers, Fauci and the AIDS activists urged those testing positive for HIV to go on AZT.
“These people are running into the gas chambers,” said Duesberg at the time. “Himmler would have been so happy if only the Jews were this cooperative.” For further reading see John Lauritsen’s Poison by Prescription: The AZT Story, with a foreword by Duesberg.
Fauci’s prediction that AIDS would ravage the general population was hopelessly wrong but he remained at the helm of NIAID. In 1996, Duesberg authored Inventing the AIDS Virus, a virtual post-grad course on virology, a thorough investigation of AIDS controversy, and a meditation on the state of scientific research.
“The modern biomedical research establishment differs radically from any previous scientific program in history,” the Berkeley professor contended. “Driven by vast infusions of federal and commercial money, it has grown into an enormous and powerful bureaucracy that greatly amplifies its successes and mistakes all the while stifling dissent. Such a process can no longer be called science, which by definition depends on self-correction by internal challenge and debate.”
Duesberg challenged that powerful establishment, and it cost him. His laboratory once boasted two secretaries and jostled with graduate students and postdocs, but by 2008 the only occupants were Duesberg and one graduate student. Asked why he challenged the government AIDS orthodoxy when it meant financial losses, professional rejection, and social isolation, Duesberg said, “I don’t want to be a ‘good German.’”
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Peter Duesberg - Inventing The AID$ Virus
a recorded interview on TurnSpeak featuring Dr. Peter Duesberg, author of “Inventing the AIDS Virus.” Duesberg discusses what he calls the “conspiracy of self-interest” that keeps the faulty HIV=AIDS hypothesis alive, why Gallo and others could never admit to making a mistake, the scientific reasons why HIV cannot be the cause of AIDS and AIDS is not a contagious disease, the ridiculous logic used in the Kimberly Bergalis/Dr. Acer case, and what happened with Brian Ellison about the publishing of “Inventing The AIDS Virus.” Duesberg also gives a fascinating description about how science in America has become totally centralized and “communistic,” and a brief discourse on his current research in finding the cause of cancer.
It's the 26th World AIDS Day and Peter Duesberg,
noted AIDS denialist,
who believes that AIDS is not caused by HIV but rather by anti-retroviral treatments,
who also convinced then-President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to stop providing poor patients with AIDS treatments
whose policies according to one study caused the death of 1/3 of a million people (so far) that could have been prevented
STILL HAS A JOB as a molecular biology professor at UC Berkeley.