Re: this video is a must see

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I believe the same story about AIDS originating with oral polio

vaccines cultured in contaminated chimpanzee tissue cultures was

extensively researched in Hooper's book The River: A Journey

through the Ofigin of HIV and AIDS. Try and find a copy of that

book. It is out-of-print which seems odd given the topicality of the

subject and used copies go for $80 to $100. What's up with that.

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Try local libraries. If not, maybe after reading one should donate so

others can have the benefit of reading. I just ordered " The Virus and

the Vaccine " about SV-40. It's in my library, but I wanna keep passing

this one around to all the people in my family with cancer who've

never been tested for SV-40 and think I'm crazy for suggesting it.

Debi

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the movie features Hooper prominently. The book is a riveting account

and a must read also. But it's 1000 pages, so the video is a more

economical way to absorb the argument. That said, the book was so

powerful, I read it in a single sitting. I couldn't put it down. The

parallels are pretty darned obvious and even some of the characters

(Plotkin and crew) are overlapping.

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This book needs to be in print again. Anyone have any ideas on how this could be accomplished??? I for one, don't want to pay $89.00 for it. I never saw the docu when it was first shown, but it took me almost 3 hours to view it last night because I have light DSL and it kept stopping(which made it difficult), but was well worth the 3 hours. Deeply disturbing and upsetting--altho i had heard about a lot of this previously. This video really put it in perspective for me.blaxillmark <mblaxill@...> wrote: the movie features Hooper prominently. The book is a riveting account and a must read also. But it's 1000 pages, so the video is a more economical way to absorb the argument. That said, the book was so powerful, I read it in a single sitting. I couldn't put it down. The parallels are pretty darned obvious and even some of the characters (Plotkin and crew) are overlapping.> >> > See this link for an explanation> > > > > > > > http://www.aidsorigins.com/content/view/193/28/> > > > > > > > and the video is available at the following link> > > > > > > > http://www.documentary-film.net/search/video-listings.php?e=36> >>

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Interlibrary loan it.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Maurine Meleck

Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 8:26

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EOHarm

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video is a must see

This book needs to be in print again. Anyone have any ideas on how this

could be accomplished??? I for one, don't want to pay $89.00 for

it.

I never saw the docu when it was first shown, but it took me almost 3

hours to view it last night because I have light DSL and it kept stopping(which

made it difficult), but was well worth the 3 hours. Deeply disturbing and

upsetting--altho i had heard about a lot of this previously. This video

really put it in perspective for me.

blaxillmark

<mblaxill@...> wrote:

the movie features Hooper

prominently. The book is a riveting account

and a must read also. But it's 1000 pages, so the video is a more

economical way to absorb the argument. That said, the book was so

powerful, I read it in a single sitting. I couldn't put it down. The

parallels are pretty darned obvious and even some of the characters

(Plotkin and crew) are overlapping.

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Wow! I bought The River: Journey to the Source of AIDS in July 2004

for $16.97 from Amazon. I didn't know it was out of print. I can't

believe the price is so high now. I bet you can email the author, Ed

Hooper via his website: aidsorigins.com and if there is a less costly

way to get the book I'm sure he would know.

Is it worth $89? Probably. Here's a quick take on the book:

It's a rather meandering read - almost journal like in some ways - as

Hooper retells his path of research and discovery into the roots of

the AIDS epidemic. This makes it stylistically different from The

Virus and the Vaccine and EOH. Each book ends the same - with an eye-

opening and compelling body of evidence (but no firm conclusions)

linking vaccines to the plagues of our time. With Virus & vaccine

it's certain cancers, with The River it's AIDs, and with EOH, it's

autism, of course.

As far as readibility goes I'd put Virus & Vaccine as #1, EOH #2 and

the River #3. All 3 should be required reading for science, liberal

arts, healthcare students, IMHO.

egran.

> This book needs to be in print again. Anyone have any ideas on how

this could be accomplished??? I for one, don't want to pay $89.00

for it.

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Interesting to see Maurice Hilleman's name attached to this as

well. I didn't realize he was one of the scientists who discovered

SV40.

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Why do I get this sinking feeling in my gut that after I watch this

video I will believe that the HIV/AIDS epidemic was caused by a

tainted polio vaccine. Could it be that:

a) I have fallen into the category of a full blown " conspiracy

theorist " . Possibly.

There is good evidence that it's true. Possibly.

I refuse to watch this video until after the 4th of July. I would

like to spend the last few hours of this holiday weekend thinking

that its all one big conspiracy. Bring on the margaritas.

Sue M.

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For anyone who has Direct TV or the

Sundance channel, I caught The Origin of Aids two times last summer on the

Sundance Channel. I was floored by the parallels and stunned that no one

I knew had ever heard of it. I actually was reading Evidence at the same

time, eerie. -

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Mark Blaxill

Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006

12:27 PM

EOHarm ;

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Subject: this video is a

must see

See this

link for an explanation

http://www.aidsorigins.com/content/view/193/28/

and the

video is available at the following link

http://www.documentary-film.net/search/video-listings.php?e=36