A Different Vaccine In-Road with Oprah

[Guest guest]

Autism, vaccines and autistic American children may or may not be on

Oprah's radar screen of causes she'll devote air time to. I believe

there is a different vaccine in-road to make with her that may get

more immediate attention.

A group of children that is very high on her priority list is the

millions of orphaned children in Africa due to AIDs. I saw one

program devoted entirely to this cause and Oprah even stated that

she believes that one reason she has not had any children is so that

she can focus her time, energy, talents and attention to the plight

of these children.

I wonder if Oprah knows about the controversial but extremely

compelling theory of the origin of AIDs put forth by journalist

Hooper.

His theory is that the oral polio vaccine used in Africa in the

1950's is responsible for this pandemic. You can read more about

this at www.aidsorigins.com.

An excerpt from Hooper's home page follows:

" By the end of 2004 AIDS will have killed nearly 30 million people,

making it the worst outbreak of infectious disease in recorded

history.

The closest animal relative to HIV-1 (the AIDS virus) is a simian

immunodeficiency virus (SIV) found in the common chimpanzee . There

are many SIVs in nature, but they are only naturally found in

African primates.

For several years now, there have been only two really viable

theories about how this chimp virus might have arrived in humans,

and how the AIDS pandemic began.

One theory, the " cut hunter " or " bushmeat " theory, has it that AIDS

got started after an African hunter got infected with chimpanzee SIV

while cutting up a chimp for the pot. This theory is non-

controversial, but it has many problems and flaws. Most

particularly, it fails to explain the timing and location of the

earliest AIDS cases.

The second theory, the " oral polio vaccine " or " OPV " theory, has it

that AIDS began after an experimental OPV that had been cultured in

chimpanzee cells was given to nearly a million Africans from the

Congo (DRC), Burundi and Rwanda in the latter half of the 1950s.

This hypothesis is highly controversial, and is rejected by many

medical scientists, (including those who prepared and administered

the vaccine). There is concerted opposition to the theory from those

who publish and write in Nature and Science, the world's two leading

scientific journals. However, despite the fact that many of the

aforesaid scientists deny it, this is the theory that is supported

by most of the available historical and scientific evidence.

I believe that the OPV theory explains how AIDS emerged, with such

devastating effect, in Man. You will find much of the information

that supports this view (as well as much of that which opposes it)

on this web-site.

Ed Hooper, May 2004 "