May 13th, 2013

“William” is a heterosexual Swiss man who was diagnosed HIV-positive in 2000, and given a maximum of six years to live – even with AIDS drugs. But he never took those drugs and eventually found his way out of the AIDS Zone.

William describes how he started out his journey after his diagnosis with a philosophical sense of fatalism, and this deep grounding stayed with him as he navigated the difficult waters of discovery, finding rethinking viewpoints after two years, and diverse test results after four. But he describes how life is still not easy when friends and family find it difficult to accept his years of good health as proof that he is not “in denial” of his pending doom.

Mentioned in connection with the origin of the word “pharmacy” in the Greek “pharmakos” — a class of persons in ancient Athens who were kept at public expense only to be sacrificed later as “containers” of social, and especially sexual, anxieties — is Casper Schmidt’s 1984 article “The Group-Fantasy Origins of AIDS.” Interested listeners can find the article here.

William also talked about a recent HIV criminalization case in Switzerland in which an HIV-negative man who supposedly injected several people with HIV-infected blood was sent to jail for over a decade.

 
April 10th, 2013

Yvonne Nicole Andrews was facing 60 years in jail until her case was assisted by Clark Baker of the HIV Innocence Group at the Office of Medical and Scientific  Justice (OMSJ). David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely discuss her experiences with her, and how her outlook on HIV and AIDS has changed.

Criminalization of HIV is an increasingly important issue, with people facing five, 10, 20 or even more years in jail merely for having sex without revealing their HIV status. The AIDS establishment finds it hard to protest these sentences while also claiming that HIV is a deadly, sexually transmitted virus. The law has essentially made HIV a crime, because subtracting HIV from these cases would leave behind perfectly legal behavior – consensual sexual intercourse between adults.

Nicole’s story, with more background, is posted at Celia Farber’s Truth Barrier site.

The mentioned test for “viral particles” in Nicole’s blood is an experimental technology destined to clear this life-changing, criminalized “positive” status.  Interesting persons can stay updated at the Operation Letterhead page, which further shows how persons diagnosed as “HIV positive” can document what their testing centers are claiming (or refusing to claim).

CORRECTION: Clark Baker joined the AIDS dissident viewpoint in 2008, not 2009, as cited in the interview.  We regret the error.

 
April 3rd, 2013

The Nagel family, along with friends and supporters, gathered in a living room in central Minnesota, after two days of hearings to decide the fate of baby Rico. Co-host Elizabeth Ely was there, and David Crowe dialed in to participate in the discussions.

Apart from grandparents Steve and Cheryl Nagel, mother Lindsey Nagel, father John Martinez, baby Rico, were long-time AIDS rethinkers Celia Farber and Dr. Andrew Maniotis. The discussion ranged over the legal issues and the issues of toxic medications versus the dire predictions of medical experts.

 
March 24th, 2013

What are “official stories,” and why do we believe them?  Liam Scheff, a long-time AIDS rethinker and self-described “conspiracy realist,” discusses his book, Official Stories, with HPAY co-host Elizabeth ElyIn the process, he sends up the history and “sex myths” of AIDS, tells of his own hilarious, up-close-and-personal experience with HIV testing, investigates why most people fail to question the official versions of events, and reveals which prominent AIDS researcher is an uncle of his.

Scheff is an accomplished investigative reporter, comic-book graphic artist, and commentator on alternative health.  He co-hosts the Robert Scott Bell Show on Internet radio and speaks annually at the Health Freedom Expo.

“Everything in my book, by the way, is in the record,” he says.  He discovered it without any heavy detective work.  Then again, there was that time he went undercover to discover how at least 200 children in a certain orphanage in New York were dying in and after being used as “guinea pigs” in toxic drug studies.  But that’s now in the record, too.  And we’ll get to that. . . .

 
February 17th, 2013

Is “HIV” a dangerous infection you shouldn’t get “complacent” about, or a matter of simply “living with HIV”?  How does the medical paradigm reinforce the meanings and stories we give “HIV” — or anything else we call a disease?  HEAL-San Diego founder and Zenger’s Newsmagazine publisher Mark Gabrish Conlan takes on the paradoxes of “AIDS” propaganda, giving his unique perspective as a queer community activist since the early 1980s.

“One reason that the myth has survived as long as it has is that it works both for the queer community and for individual gay men to say, Well, it’s not my fault, it’s a virus. . . . And at the same time, it allows the radical right to say, There’s this horrible virus that threatens all of humanity, and it started in the gay community, and it’s their irresponsible sexuality that has spread it.  So . . . the myth really serves both sides.”

Although the print edition of Zenger’s no longer appears, its online edition, www.zengersmag.blogspot.com, is, as we say, “alive and well” under Mark’s continuing leadership.  He also contributes to the East County Magazine Web site at www.eastcountymagazine.org.

 
February 1st, 2013

Felix de Fries discusses the causes and treatments of immune deficiency and the dangers of antibiotics and antiviral medications with David and Beth, for just over an hour.

Felix is a Coach for Organisation Development. Born in 1955 in Zürich (Switzerland). From 1975-1990 was an activist in the Swiss gay-rights movement and Co-founder of a gay community Centre in Zurich in 1982. He was the organiser of a first conference on holistic AIDS-Therapy in 1989 in Olten (Switzerland) with Prof. Alfred Hässig, Prof. Hans Cottier, Prof. Jürg Hodler and MD Rudolf Stampfli and later of lectures on this topic in collaboration with local activists in Munich, London, Essen and Zürich. Collaboration with Prof. Alfred Hässig, Immunologist, and MD Heinrich Kremer, (both Members of the Study Group Nutrition and Immunity (Berne), Editor of Heinrich Kremer “The Silent Revolution in Cancer and AIDS-Medicine” at www.Xlibris.com. Consultant for AIDS-therapy and author of various documents on AIDS and AIDS-Therapy at www.ummafrapp.de including:

During the podcast other books were mentioned that are partly or entirely available on his website:

If you wish to explore orthomolecular medicine, here is a list of practitioners in the United States.

 
January 28th, 2013

David Crowe talks with host Désirée Röver about HIV and AIDS for two hours.

The conversation includes the history of the HIV=AIDS dogma, HIV testing, medications, evidence for and against sexual transmission and also legal cases.

 
January 27th, 2013

David Crowe met with a group of AIDS rethinkers at busy Bar 128 in Notting Hill, London in mid-January, 2013. We apologize for the background noise in this busy location but we are sure you will find the conversation interesting and stimulating.

Participants were:

Some of the subjects mentioned in the conversation are the origin and dominance of the HIV=AIDS theory, viral causation in general and Koch’s Postulates (including a 1937 still-cited paper),

 
January 10th, 2013

In this episode, Dr. Henry Bauer speaks with David Crowe and Elizabeth Ely about his latest book, ”Dogmatism in Science and Medicine: How Dominant Theories Monopolize Research and Stifle the Search for Truth” (available on Amazon and at other booksellers).

Dr. Bauer’s work looks in depth at the dominance of several specific theories, including the “Big Bang” cosmology, human-caused global warming, HIV as a cause of AIDS, and the efficacy of anti-depressant drugs.

This lively discussion between David, Elizabeth and Dr. Bauer also refers to his 2007 book, ”The Origin, Persistence and Failings of HIV/AIDS Theory“, and mentions a 1997 paper on needle exchange programs by Bruneau, which was published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, the book “Disease Mongers” by Lynn Payer, Christine Johnston’s list of reasons for a false-positive HIV test, Robert Whitaker’s books on drug-oriented psychiatry, Broad and Wade’s 1983 book “Betrayers of the Truth: Fraud and Deceit in the Halls of Science” and “Conflict of Interest in the Professions” by Davis and Stark.