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This is an interview recorded February 24, 2005 on Inside Track with Fintan Dunne, featuring Christine Maggiore discussing the HIV blood tests and AZT. For more information, please go to www.aliveandwell.org.
Christine Maggiore is interviewed by Robert Scott Bell on February 13, 2005. Maggiore talks about mandatory HIV testing planned by the CDC, the drug agenda of the pharmaceutical companies and the side-effects of the HIV drugs, and Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco. She explains how U.S. cities and AIDS organizations are receiving government funding, but only if they hold fast to supporting the use of HIV medications.
This is an interview on Inside Track with Fintan Dunne, featuring Anthony Brink, a lawyer from South Africa, discussing the lethal side effects of AZT and other anti-retroviral drugs like Nevirapine.
An interview with Cal Crilly recorded October 13, 2004 on South Africa Independent Media Center, featuring Anthony Brink, a South African lawyer, discussing AZT and a court case against GlaxoSmithKline. For more information, please go to www.rethinkingaids.com.
This is Part 1 of an interview on KLOS Radio with Frank Sontag, recorded February, 2001, featuring Christine Maggiore. Christine discusses the problems with the HIV tests and the HIV drugs, what AIDS actually is and isn't, and her experience as an HIV-Positive mother. For more information, please go to www.aliveandwell.org.
This is Part 2 of an interview on KLOS Radio with Frank Sontag, recorded February, 2001, featuring Christine Maggiore. Christine discusses the problems with the HIV tests and the HIV drugs, what AIDS actually is and isn't, and her experience as an HIV-Positive mother. For more information, please go to www.aliveandwell.org.
This is Part 1 of a recorded talk given by Dr. Valendar Turner in 1998, in which he discusses the fact that HIV has never been properly isolated, and questions whether HIV even exists.
This is Part 2 of a recorded talk given by Dr. Valendar Turner in 1998, in which he discusses the fact that HIV has never been properly isolated, and questions whether HIV even exists.
This is a recorded talk given by Dr. Valendar Turner of the Perth Group in 1996, discussing the problems with the HIV blood tests.
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