2 chapters across the catalog
Archival audio from the early 1980s describes the first reported cases of pneumonia that led to the discovery of AIDS. The hosts discuss the "testing culture" among different demographics and characterize the ongoing AIDS narrative as an active psychological operation.
The hosts discuss the limitations of PCR testing, referencing its inventor Kary Mullis and his stance that it should not be used for HIV diagnosis. They analyze Fauci's contradictory statements regarding the body's ability to eradicate viruses versus the persistence of HIV.
