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AVIAN FLU OR MYCOPLASMA PANDEMIC? AVIAN FLU PANDEMIC? MYCOPLASMA If the world’s population is struck by a pandemic disease with "flu-like" symptoms, it may be caused by a species of micro-organism known as Mycoplasma, not by a mutated bird flu virus. hen we set out to collect as much critical data as we could about influenza, we quite frankly had no idea into what a quagmire it would lead us. We were of the view that influenza was a disease which recurred frequently in human, avian and animal groups...especially where those groups were crowded together more closely than they ordinarily were. We were also aware that certain groups such as the World Health Organization (WHO), the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) plus certain media groups such as the New York Times were carrying on a veritable drum beat and chant of "The flu is coming, the flu is coming". As we marshalled our facts, we came to realise that we were not dealing with an ordinary possible pandemic of influenza. The picture which emerged has startled even us. The following quotation is from a US government document. It is a document paid for by United States taxpayers and is titled "The Virus Cancer Program". On the cover it bears the date June 1978 and the publisher's data, "Division of Cancer Cause and Prevention; US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Public Health Service; National Institutes of Health". On page 19 it reads as follows: "\..various live, attenuated adenovirus vaccines were administered to selected human populations as a control measure for debilitating respiratory tract infections. A further complication was introduced when it was discovered that the oncogenic [i.e., 'tumour- causing'] papovavirus SV40, acquired from the simian cells used for propagation of the adenoviruses, was present as a major contaminant in these vaccine preparations. Since hybrid viruses with a spectrum of biological functions have been isolated from mixed adenovirus-SV40 populations, these adenovirus vaccines undoubtedly contained such recombinant viruses. Thus, more than one million people were inoculated with representative members of two groups of DNA viruses with known oncogenic properties." [Author's emphasis is added in italics.] In other words, the United States government injected a cancer-causing monkey virus into one million US citizens. A "flu-like" engineered disease In the 1960s, millions of Third World people were rounded up by the foreign military occupiers of their countries and given a free vaccination against smallpox. The occupying troops were primarily French, British, Belgian and Portuguese, and the donor of the free smallpox vaccine was nominally the World Health Organization—but in fact was largely the US government which had dispatched 17 teams of people from the CDC in Atlanta to vaccinate millions of people. The recipients of this American largesse were told that the vaccine would help them escape the risk of smallpox. However, it now turns out they were getting something new in exchange: the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the retrovirus purported to cause acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Tf one takes the time, one can find incontrovertible evidence that AIDS, which now takes the lives of about 8,000 people a day, was essentially "made in the USA". We have presented some of that evidence in The Journal of Degenerative Diseases (vol. 5, no. 3, Fall 2004) and in our latest book Life: From Plants to Animals to Us, so we won't repeat it here. What we fear is another opportunity the world is being given to exchange an ancient disease (a viral influenza) for something new: a "flu-like illness" caused by a Mycoplasma by Donald W. Scott, MA, MSc and William L. C. Scott © 2006 The Common Cause Medical Research Foundation PO Box 133, Stn 'B' Sudbury, ON P3E 4N5, Canada The Common Cause Medical Research Foundation PO Box 133, Stn 'B' Sudbury, ON P3E 4N5, Canada APRIL — MAY 2006 NEXUS + 27 The Virus Cancer Program www.nexusmagazine.com