Modern History Project

"A little learning is a
dangerous thing"

"There is a close connection between the rise of genetic engineering and mixing of viruses in the early 1970s and the outbreak of HIV in the late 1970s. This connection persists in the form of the many unprecedented "emerging diseases" caused by "new viruses" that continue up to the present time...

In 1979 the first cases of AIDS in gay men were reported from Manhattan... Five years later, Gallo, who had worked for the Virus Cancer Program (VCP), "discovered" the retrovirus that causes AIDS; and Duesberg, who also worked for the VCP, continues to declare that HIV is harmless."

See: Dr. Alan Cantwell article (2005-10)