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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 87
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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First a note from the Editor-in-chief of Conspiracy Nation:
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This nation is sure full of conspiracies! You can see why it is
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nicknamed, "Conspiracy Nation". Here we go with *yet another*
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example of the LIES we are surrounded with. It is as if I have
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lived, looking at the moon all these years, and then one day
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someone says, "Yes. But did you know there is a whole other side
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to the moon; a side you have never seen?" Delving into conspiracy
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theories is like that.
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At one time, I asked one of my professors, "What do you think of
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these 'conspiracy theories'?" He looked at me, then said, "You
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mean like the JFK assassination?" He then looked around, lowered
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his voice, and added, "You know. I have a friend who insists that
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Oswald didn't shoot Kennedy!"
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Here's me, mock startled, responding to this "revelation" of the
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professor: "No! You don't mean it!"
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Delving into conspiracy theories is like finding out there is
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(allegedly) another side of the moon that you've never seen. So
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you get on a rocket ship, fly to the other side, and it begins to
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dawn on you: "My God. There is so much!"
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As Peter Dale Scott noted during a debate with Gerald Posner, "It
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is so vast."
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It is so vast. And here is some more to add:
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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AIDS: What the Government Isn't Telling You
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by Lorraine Day, M.D.
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(Part 1)
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In the preface, Dr. Day, who has worked as an orthopedic surgeon
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and assistant professor at the University of California,
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describes how she began to have the disheartening realization
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that those above her in the chain of command had compromised
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their principles. At one point she asked one of her superiors,
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"But what do you want me to do? Sell my soul?" The response?
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"Sooner or later everyone sells his soul." So much for so-called
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"superiors".
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Dr. Day charges that many of those in charge of combatting AIDS
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have their own hidden agendas which keep them from dealing
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effectively with the epidemic. Professionals routinely behave in
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a "politically correct" way or else risk losing their jobs.
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Dr. Day tried to work within the medical establishment. But when
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she saw to what extent many "experts" were privately saying one
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thing, then publicly saying another, she decided that the public
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had a right to know the truth. So, she began to speak out. "I
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made the decision to tell what I know for the safety of the
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unsuspecting public; for the safety of my fellow health care
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workers who are taking far greater risks than the government is
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admitting, and for my children and the children of other
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concerned parents."
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Our leaders "are playing a deadly game with our lives and the
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lives of our children."
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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