Archive for the ‘Top 20’ Category

“HIV” – A Case of Mistaken Identity, Political Profiteering, and Pharmaceutical Murder by Liam Scheff What is AIDS The AIDS mainstream butters its significant pile of bread with the notion that there is in existence a single particle, which they call “HIV,” which is known to do one thing, and that is to “kill T-Cells.” [...]
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by Liam Scheff published at Lew Rockwell.com You! Yes, you, sane and calm, worldly-wise and down-to-earth. You’re not a conspiracy theorist, are you? Of course not! You don’t go along with plots to hatch and scheme and plans to deceive? Do you? But do you ever deceive? Do you personally ever participate in deception? (Well…everybody [...]
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Astronomy / Evolution / Plate Tectonics - Earth Science / Top 20
Tags: Asteroid, Astronomy, Cold-Slab, Earth, Electric Universe, Flat-Slab, Kant-Laplace Nebular Hypothesis, Mantle Plume, NASA, Neil deGrasse Tyson, NOVA, NPR, Ocean, Ocean Ridges, PBS, plate tectonics, Rogue Planet Collision, Subduction
July 22, 2010

by Liam Scheff July 2010 “From Soup to Nuts, Science Has it Covered” – Me. “`Cheshire Puss,’ she began, rather timidly,as she did not at all know whether it would like the name: however, it only grinned a little wider….Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?’ – Alice’s Adventures [...]
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Extra! Extra! “Mainstream Newspaper Reports on Failures of Geo-physics; Skeptic Magazine, and Scientific Elite Get Big, Big Wedgie and Have Fit, and Scream and Call People Names, As Science Demands.” How in the World… Late last year, the Japan Times allowed its readers inside of one of the gigantic-ist fist-de-cuffs in the sciences as they [...]
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Download PDF Is there a single “AIDS Virus,” or do all humans and animals express similar little particles under stress? AIDS is the most well-known disease category in the world. It is diagnosed by HIV tests, which are supposed to be accurate. The tests are supposed to find a retroviral particle, “HIV,” which is supposed [...]
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H-E-R-V not H-I-V An On/Off Switch for Retroviruses – Can it be that Simple? by Liam Scheff First, this is an area of exploration I’ve been reaching into, but am now firmly committed to, with many thanks to Cal Crilly (who I believe we are all indebted to) for leading the way. I hope you’ll [...]
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Astronomy / Plate Tectonics - Earth Science / Radio/Podcast / Top 20
Tags: Arthur Eddington, astronomy, Birkeland Current, cosmology, Electric Star, Gravity, Hannes Alfven, planetary formation, plasma, Tesla, Wal Thornhill
May 3, 2010

How did we get here? What are stars? What are planets? How did life come to exist on Earth? These grand questions are approached by a scientific mainstream that asks us to believe in their unifying myth – that the universe is, first, an accident, starting with an inexplicable ‘big bang.’ That stars are nuclear [...]
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It takes remarkable personal courage to come out against the mean, to write about unpopular ideas, to talk about probable conspiracies – and so it can’t be said that Jesse Ventura doesn’t have guts. But let it be known that he’s got a very good head on his shoulders too. American Conspiracies: Lies, Lies, and [...]
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– A great town. “If you don’t have confidence in your lab, then you can’t have confidence in your test results.” – HIV doctor on HIV testing, Boston. In 2003, I researched, read, investigated, walked, talked, thought, wondered, pondered, argued, took interviews for, sketched, drew, stitched, typed, lived, breathed, ate and drank the medical and [...]
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Endless Darwinism, Most Flexible; A non-Darwinian philosopher’s review of “Endless Forms, Most Beautiful,” by Sean B. Carroll. by Liam Scheff published by W.W. Norton and Co. 2006 Amazon link. Dr. Carroll likes his rock and roll, and he’ll give you an unwanted lyric from time to time, to let you know that he’s cool, as [...]
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Books / Comics / History / Pixelmator and Photoshop / Shakespeare / Top 20
Tags: cartoon art, comics, drawing, edward de vere, graphic novel, liam scheff, mark anderson, oxfordian, painting, shakespeare, shakespeare by another name, sketching
February 12, 2010

Shakespeare, Not Shakespeare Part One: His Second Best Bed Interview with Mark Anderson by Liam Scheff “Talk of court news; and we’ll talk with them too, Who loses and who wins; who’s in, who’s out; And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God’s spies…” —King Lear, Act V, Scene iii [...]
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Comics / Pixelmator and Photoshop / The AIDS Investigation / Top 20
Tags: aids, azt, cartoon art, comics, denialism, drawing, graphic novel, hiv, painting, sketching
December 11, 2009

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Please find below my mini-graphic novel “Collapse or Explosion?” An exploration in images and words of the most troubling political event of our new century. You can download the complete 29-page book as a PDF Here (3.5MB). Yes, it’s a free download.
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Published at GNN, June 2008 – An orphan in New York City receiving Aids drugs – was he ever really infected? The World Health Organization confesses that 25 years of international Aids projections and programs were based on fear, not evidence. But they still want you to believe them. It is official: Aids is not [...]
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GNN, January 2006 Mr. Fishbein Goes to Washington Dr. Jonathan Fishbein’s fight for medical ethics in AIDS medicine Editor’s note: In December 2005, GNN’s Liam Scheff spoke with NIH whistleblower Dr. Jonathan Fishbein. In an exclusive interview, Fishbein discusses the controversial African AIDS drug trials he exposed, his firing and reinstatement and how medical ethics [...]
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By Liam Scheff New York Press, July 27 – August 2 Mimi Pascual gave the children drugs every day and every night, on schedule, as the doctors ordered. She shook the children awake and popped the pills into their mouths, or squirted a syringe full of ground pill and water to the back of their [...]
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In May 2003, I began my investigation of the Incarnation Children’s Center (ICC), an orphanage in New York City’s Washington Heights that was being used by government (N.I.H.) and pharmaceutical companies as a test center for the standard AIDS drugs – AZT and its analogs, Nevirapine, and the various protease inhibitors. ICC received funding from [...]
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By Liam Scheff Salvo Magazine – Summer 2006 Here are three ideas that you will never see debated by the major media: Was a bird-flu pandemic ever really likely? Is AIDS in fact a sexually transmitted disease? Does current evolutionary theory truly explain the diversity of life on earth? Each of these widely-promoted beliefs is [...]
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by Liam Scheff published at GNN, Accuracy in Media, and Tutto in Vendita Spring 2005 Read as PDF As a journalist who writes about AIDS, I am endlessly amazed by the difference between the public and the private face of HIV; between what the public is told and what’s explained in the medical literature. The [...]
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– The woman in question “The older I get, the greater a burden I feel that I worked for this man and actually liked him…he was criminal and I just didn’t recognize it,” confesses Traudl Junge in “Blind Spot – Hitler‘s Secretary.” Junge met Adolph Hitler when she was a fatherless, impressionable teenager. By 22 [...]
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