That's why the MSM got so upset when Bob Wright raised the idea (even more than the 9/11 conspiracy talk).
Please see: Was AIDS Man-Made?
"Gene variant may raise AIDS risk; Could explain African levels" by Will Dunham, Reuter | July 17, 2008WASHINGTON - A gene variant that emerged thousands of years ago to protect Africans from malaria may raise their vulnerability to HIV infection but help them live longer once infected, researchers said yesterday.
The findings could help explain why AIDS has hit Africa harder than all other parts of the world. Sexual behavior and other social factors cannot completely explain why more than two-thirds of the world's 33 million people infected with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa, the researchers said.
Yeah, right, is is some sort of gene.
Why aren't these guys being called racists?
Of the 2.1 million people who died of AIDS worldwide last year, 1.6 million were from sub-Saharan Africa, according to the United Nations.
--MORE--"Rather than tell you about, watch this: EndGame
And how do you like this, America?
While you are stiffed on health care, the U.S. Congress is funneling more money out the door -- for a problem the U.S. MILITARY CREATED!!!!
"Senators triple funds for overseas health fight" by Jim Abrams, Associated Press | July 17, 2008
WASHINGTON - The Senate voted yesterday to triple spending for a much-acclaimed program that has treated and protected millions in Africa and elsewhere from the scourges of AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis.
The 80-to-16 vote committed the United States to spending as much as $48 billion over the next five years for the most ambitious foreign public health program ever launched by the United States.
I guess that will make some pharmaceutical companies all the more wealthier, 'eh
And it is not like I'm against Africans getting health care; I just wish this government of mine would care about us!
The White House, which supports the new bill, said the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, known as PEPFAR, has helped bring lifesaving anti-retroviral drugs to some 1.7 million people and has supported care for nearly 7 million, including about 2.7 million AIDS orphans and vulnerable children.
Before the program began, only 50,000 people in all of sub-Saharan Africa were receiving anti-retroviral drugs. The Democratic-led Senate gave Bush credit for initiating the program. Senator Joseph Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a chief negotiator in crafting the bill, said PEPFAR is "the single most significant thing the president has done.
Aside from the MASS-MURDERING INVASIONS, right, Joe?
