Against a Pernicious and Racist Propaganda - Part 1 By The Lion!

Posted in Articles, News Reports, Rastas by Don Jaide on March 18, 2007.

Against a Pernicious and Racist Propaganda - Part 1

By

The Lion!

I am among those who dissent from the orthodox AIDS theory. Not the least because there are too many unexplained inconsistencies in the entire scientific-medical presumptions that underpin the theory.

How it is that a disease that was supposedly first discovered in England in 1959, in an English man named David Carr became a definitively African/African-American scrooge defies explanation.



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Magic Johnson: Is It For Real or Is It Just Magic - The Inconsistencies of HIV/AIDS Theory

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 14, 2007.

Reality or Magic 

Many individuals began to take their health in their own hands rather than rely on medical authority for the “treatment” of HIV when it became obvious that there were a thousand and one inconsistencies in the HIV/AIDS theory.

In terms of notoriety, the list is led by one of the nation’s top basketball stars, Earvin ‘”Magic” Johnson. In November 1991, Magic proved to be HIV­positive when he applied for a marriage license. Magic was totally healthy until AIDS specialists Anthony Fauci, from the NIH, David Ho, now director of the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center in New York, and Magic’s personal doctor advised AIDS prophylaxis with AZT.



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False Positives In HIV Tests - The Case of Andrew Stimpson

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 14, 2007.

False Positives In HIV Tests

LONDON - A British man claimed on Sunday to be the first person to become clear of the HIV virus, which can lead to AIDS, after earlier testing positive for it.

If true, the case of 25-year-old Andrew Stimpson — reported in two British newspapers — could reveal more about the virus and possibly even provide a breakthrough in the search for a cure for HIV/AIDS.

A spokeswoman for Chelsea and Westminster Heathcare Trust in London confirmed that one of its patients had tested negative for HIV about 14 months after testing positive in May 2002.



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Tommy Morrison Fights Again Pt 2 - The Inconsistencies of HIV/AIDS Theory

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 14, 2007.

Tommy Morrison Knocks Out His Opponent 

Tommy Morrison lost the first round of his first fight in over a decade but came back to drop John Castle with a huge left hook in the second round.

 

Tommy Morrison Knocks Out “The AIDS Industry” Cooold!

In an appearance tonight, boxer Tommy Morrison attacked the ‘AIDS tests’ that all but ruined his career.

He said the ‘tests’ could give a ‘false positive’ based on hundreds of factors that had nothing to do with ‘AIDS’ even including the seeds on Bagels.



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Tommy Morrison Fights Again Pt 1 - The Inconsistencies of HIV/AIDS Theory

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 14, 2007.

Updated: Feb. 20, 2007
Morrison medically cleared to fight Thursday
By Dan Rafael
ESPN.com
Heavyweight Tommy Morrison has dreamed of this day for years — the day he could box again.

Outside The Lines

Tommy Morrison’s fall, his journey to overcome the positive HIV-test, and the voyage back into the ring is examined Thursday at 3:30 p.m. ET on OTL.

More than a decade after he was indefinitely suspended following a positive HIV test on the eve of a 1996 fight in Las Vegas, that day is here. He has been cleared to return to the ring after passing a battery of medical tests.



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Different Shades of Caucasians - US Supreme Court in Bhagat Singh Thind (1923)

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 13, 2007.

Different Shades of the Caucasians
In its decision in the case of U.S. v. Bhagat Singh Thind (1923), the Supreme Court of United States ruled that there are different kinds and shades of Caucasians, some are Pale-skinned Western Eurpeans, some are Indians and some are Dark-skinned Africans…

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Mr. Justice Sutherland delivered the opinion of the Court.

This cause is here upon a certificate from the Circuit Court of Appeals, requesting the instruction of this Court in respect of the following questions:

“1. Is a high caste Hindu of full Indian blood, born at Amrit Sar, Punjab, India, a white person within the meaning of section 2169, Revised Statutes?



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Marijuana: The Anti-Drug Agent

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 13, 2007.

Marijuana, the Anti-Drug

The extent to which medical cannabis users discontinue or reduce their use of pharmaceutical and over-the-counter drugs is a recurring theme in a recent survey of pro-cannabis (PC) California doctors. The drug-reduction phenomenon has obvious scientific implications. Medicating with cannabis enables people to lay off stimulants as well as sedatives -suggesting that the herb’s active ingredients restore homeostasis to various bodily systems. (Lab studies confirm that cannabinoids normalize the tempo of many other neurotransmission systems.) The political implications are equally obvious. Legalizing herbal cannabis would devastate the pharmaceutical manufacturers and allied corporations in the chemicals, oil, “food,” and banking sectors. Put simply, the synthetic drug makers stand to lose half their sales if and when the American people get legal access to cannabis.



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Pale Skin/Black Genes: African Tribes of Europe

Posted in Articles, Rastas by Don Jaide on March 13, 2007.

Pale Skin/Black Genes: Yorkshire clan linked to Africa

By

Ogu Eji Ofo Anu

Cutting edge genetic research increasingly adds weight to the proposition that people of African origin have lived in Europe and Britain for centuries.

A study carried out by a team of experts from Leicester University published in European Journal of Human Genetics found that seven men bearing a rare Yorkshire surname carry a very rare genetic signature previously thought to express only in people of African origin.

Although the men appeared to have a shared common ancestor in the 18th Century, the African DNA lineage they carry probably arrived in Britain hundreds of years earlier.
The Y Chromosome:



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Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization Part 3 - By John G. Jackson (1939)

Posted in Rastas by Don Jaide on March 13, 2007.

Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization Part 3

Another great nation of Ethiopian origin was Elam, a country which stretched from the Tigris River to the Zagros Mountains of Persia. Its capital was the famous city of Susa, which was founded about 4,000 B.C., and flourished from that date to its destruction by Moslem invaders about the year 650 C.E. (Christian Era). In speaking of the Elamites, H. G. Wells H. H. Johnston, to have been Negroid in type. There is a strong Negroid strain in the modern people of Elam.” (Outline of History, p. 166.) Archaeological evidence favors this view. Reginald S. Poole, the English Egyptologist noted that: “There is one portrait of an Elamite (Cushite) king on a vase found at Susa; he is painted black and thus belongs to the Cushite race.” (Quoted by Professor Alfred C. Haddon, in his History of Anthropology, p. 6, London, 1934. Thinker’s Library Edition, published by Watts & Co., 5 & 6 Johnson’s Court, Fleet St., London, E. c.-4, England.)



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Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization Part 2 - By John G. Jackson (1939)

Posted in Articles, Rastas by Don Jaide on March 2, 2007.

Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization Pt. 2

In the study of ancient affairs, folklore and tradition throw an invaluable light on historical records. In Greek mythology we read of the great Ethiopian king, Cepheus, whose fame was so great that he and his family were immortalized in the stars. The wife of King Cepheus was Queen Cassiopeia, and his daughter, Princess Andromeda. The star groups of the celestial sphere, which are named after them are called the ROYAL FAMILY—(the constellations: CEPHEUS, CASSIOPEIA and ANDROMEDA.) It may seem strange that legendary rulers of ancient Ethiopia should still have their names graven on our star maps, but the voice of history gives us a clue.



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