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November 24, 2010

Is HIV Really the Cause of AIDS? Are there only a few scientists who doubt this?

Is HIV Really the Cause of AIDS? Are there only a few scientists who doubt this?

Gary Null

For the past 25 years there has been a single consistent scientific explanation for AIDS, and that is that is caused by a single retrovirus, HIV. In the aftermath since the discovery of HIV, over thirty diseases have been associated with this virus. Yet there remains no clear scientific proof to convincingly proof HIV is the ultimate cause. The AIDS community has since created a medical dogma , built upon two decades of peer-reviewed articles, that has consistently shown the scientific establishment is in disarray, confusion, and loggerheads in finding any definitive proof that there is a link between HIV and the many immunodeficiency maladies fall under the umbrella term now known as AIDS.

Exploration – 11/23/10

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Kevin Ryan: Evidence of Insider Trading on the Attacks of September 11

Just after September 11th 2001, many governments began investigations into possible insider trading related to the terrorist attacks of that day. Such investigations were initiated by the governments of Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Monte Carlo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the United States, and others. Although the investigators were clearly concerned about insider trading, and considerable evidence did exist, none of the investigations resulted in a single indictment. That

Jeremy Scahill: America’s Failed War in Afghanistan — No Policy Change Is Going to Affect the Outcome

At the end of the NATO summit in Lisbon, Portugal this weekend, the leadership of the Afghan Taliban issued a statement characterizing the alliance’s adoption of a loose timeline for a 2014 end to combat operations as “good news” for Afghans and “a sign of failure for the American government.” At the summit, President Barack Obama said that 2011 will begin “a transition to full Afghan lead” in security operations, while the Taliban declared: “In the past nine years, the invaders could not establish any system of governance in Kabul and they will never be able to do so in future.”

Ray McGovern: Warmonger: Bush in His Own Words

Why should George W. Bush have been “angry” to learn in late 2007 of the “high-confidence” unanimous judgment of all 16 U.S. intelligence agencies that Iran had stopped working on a nuclear weapon four years earlier? Seems to me he might have said “Hot Dog!” rather than curse under his breath.

Robert Scheer: Fail and Grow Rich on Wall Street

Welcome to the brave new world of post-bailout capitalism. The Commerce Department announced Tuesday that corporate profits are at their highest level in U.S. history, and the Fed released minutes of an early November meeting in which officials predicted a stagnant economy and continued high unemployment.

Political Analysis – 11/23/10

Powered by Podbean.com Download this episode (right click and save) Host Norman Solomon interviewed Prescott Cole, senior staff attorney with California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB) | Embed

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The Natural Nurse – 11/29/10

Powered by Podbean.com Download this episode (right click and save) Host Ellen Kamhi PhD RN, www.naturalnurse.com , interviews Wendell Potter. Wendell Potter is a senior analyst at the Center for Public Integrity, the senior fellow on health care at the Center for Media and Democracy, a highlighted contributor for the Huffington Post, and …

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A Better World – 11/24/10

Today’s show will be a replay of last Wednesday’s broadcast with the Executive Director of the New Economics Foundation, formerly the E.F. Schumacher Society, Stewart Wallis. Stewart was formerly with the World Bank, heading up operations in Southeast Asia and the International Director of Oxfam, overseeing some 2,500 staff in …

I Eat Green – 11/24/10

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Swami Durga Das, Executive Director of the River Fund NY Food Pantry

Cranberry Relish,Sweet Potatoes L’Orange and Thanksgiving Stuffing with Burdock, Mushrooms, Apples and Pecans

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