After reading about AIDS for the last month, I figured after hearing the following on the radio today, I'll transcribe what I heard. It was something I never heard in the mainstream media. Please pick it apart. Warning, reading this will make you think. If 1/16th of this is true, we've been lied to. This is a transcript of the Mark Scott broadcast on WXYT, News Talk radio AM-1270 in Southfield, Michigan, on 17-Feb-92 11:08 AM. Mark: WXYT newstalk time 11:08. Much read and said about AIDS and we've been in this controversy now for a great deal of time. If you've seen television with us this last weekend, again the effort to make ah, Magic Johnson ah, some sort hero out of all of this. Now pickup up the front page of the Oakland Press this morning we see that many blacks see AIDS/Drugs as a part of a white conspiracy. More on AIDS, and this is something that isn't going to go away, now I've talked to people over the country who tell me we don't get the full story on all of this, some say we don't get the correct story on all of this. Ah, I thought we might get a better handle and understanding on it as a result of what was published in the publication of the Objectivist Club of Michigan - Full Context, Karen Reestrum talked to a Doctor Peter Duseburg(spelling), Dr. Duseburg has earned his P.H.D. in Chemestry at the University of Frankfurt, Germany. And as many of you folks know, we tried to get ahold of him last week, he is a professor of molecular and cell bioligy at the University of California, Berkley. Ah, and he identified the first cancer gene through his work on retroviruses in 1970, virtually mapped the genetic the structure of these viruses, and he is heavily credentialed, was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1986 as a result of his discovery of the influenza virus readily changed by recombination because they contain multiple chromosomes. He is also the recipient of a seven year outstanding investigative grant on the bases of his experience with retroviruses. Dr. Duseburg has challenged the virus AIDS hypothsis, and he has done so in the pages of such journals as Cancer Research, Preceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science, Nature, and Research in Immunology, and we thought we'd give you a better insight and understanding in this, since many folks - I mean we're all being had I think, personally thats what I think. Dr. Duseburg thank you for joining us. Peter: It's a pleasure, good morning! Mark: Ah, thank you again, and I am glad we were able to track you down. Ah, you say HIV by itself causes no disease whatsoever in most infections, in a few cases there is evidence, but not very strong evidence that the primary initial infection may cause a flu like symptom, a mononucleosis like symptom. Where do we being in this? Where do we start? Where do we the layman start to understand what this is about, whats going on, and how we're being had. Peter: Well, if I had to answer that question I would say, look at who is getting AIDS, is AIDS in fact an infectious disease? Does it behave or does it act like like in infectious disease? In my opinion, the answer is clearly no. See, ever since AIDS is know in this country, it has been restricted to very specific risk groups. Behaviour or a few clinical risk groups I mean. Take ah, 1/3 of all AIDS patients in this country are intravenous drug users. And it hasn't changed ever since we have known AIDS. It is still intravenous drug users and 2/3 are male homosexuals. And it is not your average male homosexual who is getting AIDS, it is the male homosexual who copulates in what we call risk behavious, who have hundreds or sometimes even thousand of sexual contacts per year. And that in turn is a expression of using alot of chemical aphrodisiacs, drugs to promote sex. It is not natually promoted by testostrone, as it is in the case which sex is not helped by drugs, but it is in this case a drug mediated sex which we are looking at and drugs are toxic, particularly those that are used for these activities, they are called depopulious(mumbled), cocaine, or qualudes(sp), or angle dust, PCP, crack and ice, or a combination of these drugs. Those are, those are specific indications that only these people are ever getting AIDS, and hemophiliacs, and a few babies of drug addicted mothers, and those are indications that AIDS is very likely not an infectious disease at all but is a disease of drug consumption, very much like lung cancer is the fault of smoking, and emphysema is the fault of smoking, and liver sclerosis or liver cancer even, can be the fault of long term drinking, or tennis elbow is the fault of long term tennis playing, so is phenomena, deminisia, and coposes sicoma(sp) the result of recreational drug consumption either injected, inhaled, or oraly consumed.. Mark: And not retrovirus HIV, Peter: Right. Mark: which has been blamed for causing AIDS. Peter: Thats very right, if it was a sexually transmitted virus as they all would say, whats going on, this country have 100 million sexually active people at least, why don't they get AIDS, where are the hetrosexuals? This is always this alarm that hetrosexual AIDS is going to explode into the hetrosexual population. And dispite all these alarms, and dispite billions of dollars in so called AIDS prevention, via safe sex and so, AIDS is not slowing down and AIDS is not spreading into the hetrosexuals. But why don't the female prostitutes who make a career out of promiscuity get AIDS? And why don't the teenagers who are promiscuous and not married and sexually very active don't get AIDS? Mark: But they are telling us they are getting AIDS. Peter: Well, they are telling us, but the facts are that the Center for Disease is publishing them, that they don't. 90% of the AIDS cases in this country are men, and sex is not a preoctive of men, women have sex too. And as I pointed out, these 90%, some of those 90% are intravenous drug users - and thats where essentiality all the women with AIDS come from, they are mostly all intravenous drug users - and another 60% are homosexualy who are using alot of aphrodisiacs in part because that is, ah, felicities ah, anal intercourse. Anal intercourse is often not easy to practice physiologically and physologically(sp) and it is ficulated by using drugs that relax the smooth muscles and also make it physoligically easier to overcome whatever social and physiological barriers there are with sex anyways, especially homosexual sex, and thats why they use so many chemicals and thats where AIDS is and have stayed eversince. It has not been an disease of promiscuous and non-promiscuous hetrosexuals ever. Mark: Well is it because those chemicals or those drugs lower immune system? Peter: system... Yeah, well, that is one of the functions that they have, but you see, even the simplification that AIDS is always the result of a lowered immune system is wrong. The CDC reports that 63% only, I point out only, of the eight diseases observed in this country have something to do with a lowered immune system. That is to say that they are opportunistic infections. Another 37%, a full 37%, and thats not so little, are diseases that have nothing to do with a lowered immune system, such as coposes sicoma(sp), deminisia, phenomena, or the so called weight-loss or wasting disease. Those diseases are not the consequense of a immune difficiency. You can get cancer with a perfectly normal immune system. And this is what these people have, so, ah, eh, coposes sicoma(sp) is a form of a cancer see, those the the direct consequences of drug consumption. And some of the phenomena even and wasting syndrome are typical, ah, typical consequences of long term drug consumption. You inject drugs that are toxic and this is hardly studied how they ever work and they give you these diseases, without going through any immune deficiency. Mark: Doctor Duseburg, what your saying is new, ah, is it? I mean, ah, I think you pointed one point that in the early 80's, ah, there were people in the CDC who argued that aphrodisiac drugs like analnitrates or popus were causing AIDS. Peter: You are absolutly right, I am surprised you know that actually, very few people would acknowledge that or even know that is totally true. Mark: Well, well, ah, you gotta understand I am bestowed by mystic powers from high above and I have a direct pipeline into the cosmos. Peter: Devine powers, I wish I had such pipeline. Yah, hahahha, I hope you can help me with those pipelines... Mark: Haha, look, I'm only, ah, Tounge in cheek, we do have talk hosts who pretend that they are making fun about that when indeed they are serious as hell... Go ahead... Peter: No, I mean the CDC even suggested that, until the discovery of that famous became that national dogma in 1984, when Gallo and Margret Hicklah at that time the secertary of Health and Public Services announced that the cause of AIDS had been found at a press confrence based on a paper that has been found in the meantime to be fraudlent on several counts, a paper from my old friend Robert Gallo. That was the only basis at that time and that paper hadn't even been published yet. So it ah, this changed everything, now of course the Government gave AIDS research a direction, unfortunatly the wrong one, and everyone had the research the virus, including the Centers for Disease Control and they had to forget about other ideas because if they had other ideas, there were contrary to Government instructions and they weren't going to be funded. Mark: Gallo, ah, Gallo is responciable for , ah ah, he's responciable for being able to measure the antibody against the virus, the AIDS virus. Peter: Well, yeah, he has developed that they say so-called AIDS test, he's responciable for that in part at least, in part, as well know now, the French Montenque(spelling) had allready developed an AIDS test that was infact even better than Gallos test, Gallo has only copied AIDS. Mark: Let me ask you how much politics is going on here? Peter: Alot. Infact only in my opinion because there is no science unfortunatly, no useful science, it's all worthless the science, it has yet to save one single life, that whole virus AIDS hypothesis has never saved one life, not come up with one vaccine, has not even approximatly predicted the spread of AIDS, it has always failed to perdict it because the virus hypothesis makes a clear prediction that it would spread into the hetrosexual population and it doesn't. So it has been totally useless, infact you can say its worse than that because it has been and if the only basis for this drug AZT, which is said to be treatment of AIDS or the AIDS theopory of HIV. That drug is increadibly toxic, it has, is currently given to over 100,000 people everyday, and these people will die from AZT within a year, like Kinberly Bergalus(sp) who, this woman who persumiably was infected by her dentist, ah, in Forida who just died two months ago from AZT theopary. Mark: So your saying AZT is a killer?!? Peter: Absolutly killer, absolutly. There isn't even any doubt about it. AZT is what is called an inhibitor of DNA synthisis, or acutally a chain terminator of DNA synthisis - the substance that terminates DMA as soon as it is incorporated. It was designed for that purpose, if DNA is terminated the cell is dead. Mark: Well, ah, then, is it safe to say AZT is helping to enhance the cause of AIDS? Peter: AZT is AIDS by perscription. Thats what it is. Mark: Well, that ah.. Peter: AZT is the most direct and the most efficient AIDS cause I could possiably identify. Mark: Well, I can remember watching these guys standing on television with these big signs, calling for AZT, they wanted AZT treatment. Peter: Unfortunatly, well, that is the power of education. Remember there were people going to Johnstown and calling for cynaide. If you educate people right, they will do what you want them to do. Mark: Ah, Peter: Remember 80 million million Germans, and I am one of them so, well, I am no longer German but I came from Germany. Aumm, what did, nobody better but Adolf Hitler, and I don't think he was all that good for them. Mark: Yeah, that is true. Peter: Education can do a whole lot. If it is well done, you can educate people to do anything you want them to do. Mark: It seems as though ah, it seems as though they, ah, the direction we're going in when it comes to the battle against AIDS, flys in the face of scientific knowledge. Ah, that people know what they are doing doesn't amount to a tinkers damn in in, ah, eliminate the problems of AIDS, the problem lies in risk behaviour, ah, or as you put it, that they are not addressing that, that they are addressing something else, is there money to be made here or something? Peter: Oh yeah...(deep voice) Money and plenty of money, see there is three billion dollars spent by the Government, and there are thousands and thousands of recipients who get that money essentialy only if they subscribe to the virus/AIDS hypothesis. They hold careers, they are not really scientists in the traditional sence. A scientist is supposed to be free of witch there is no question independant from preexisting views or dogmas or judgement, that is the ideal scientist. They are basically contracted by the government, they accept the government contract to study HIV as the cause of AIDS, they don't ask the question does that even make sence. It's, ah, thats OK if you know the answer. Say if you want to send a man to the Moon, and you say, you can calculate it takes so many dollars and so much equipment, and its possiable, theoratically possiable or practically possiable, all you need is the manpower and the time and the money to put it together. Then it makes sence for the government to say, Ok, here's the money, you get this contract, you get this contract. You build this first stage, and you build the second and I am building the third stage of the rocket, but if you don't know where the moon is, that is to say, if you don't know what causes AIDS, 3 billion dollars can be counter-productive, if it is invested in the wrong cause, and this is exactly what we are seeing here with the AIDS compound. Mark: The proposal that a virus is the cause of AIDS, I mean, that has been something that has been popular for a long period of time. How does the scientists, the researchers come to that notion? And don't answer that just yet, I'll have you answer that in a moment. I'm Mark Scott, Talk Radio 1270, WXYT. [Commerical break] Mark: WXYT NewsTalk Time 11:27. A startling eye opener, when it comes to AIDS. And ah, and that we have been mislead. Dr. Peter Duseburg, who is professior of molecular and cell bioligy at the University of California, Berkley. Ah, identified the first cancer gene through his work on retroviruses in 1970, he maped the genetic structure of these viruses, a man who is in the know on all of this, and who I understand is recieving considerable flack for what you say Dr. Duseburg. What has this done to your research. Peter: I have recieved alot of rejection and disapproval, and most importantly my research canned, this one you earlier mentioned, the outstanding investigative grant is not being renued. it is ah, in another words, terminated at the end of this year. Mark: Whats the reason, whats the reason they give you for that? Peter: Well, they put 10 reviewers, so-called peers, who would judge my hand, and they said I wasn't as innovative as I used to be, I spend too much time on non-scientific issues and my priority had fallen way down and I won't be able to be funded again. Now if you look at who the reviewers were, you get an idea of whats going on. One of the reviewers was a professor from Durhan, North Carolina, his name was Danny Bellonizie, he developed AZT for Bouroughs-Wellcome. Mark: Oh Geezzzeeee... Peter: He is a man who is probably a multi-millionaire as a result of studying and developing AZT and selling it to all those people who are having HIV, and as we allready discussed, AZT is highly toxic, probably the, I wouldn't can probably, CERTAINLY the most toxic drug that was ever approved in this country for indefinate treatement or theorpy. Another one of those reviewers happened to be Dr. Fluffy Wongstil, she is a close collabator of Dr. Gallo and the mother of one of his children. Now I don't have anything against motherhood, I really want to point that out, but she should not have been the reviewer of my grant when I pointed out that HIV may not be the cause of AIDS. Oviously she will side with Dr. Gallo and his kid, rather than with speedy dispect(muffled, I hope I got that right!) . Mark: What is HIV? What kind of a virus is it and what does it do to a cell? Peter: HIV is just another retrovirus. We have learned about hundreds of them in the last 20-30 years. These viruses are as far as we can tell now the most harmless viruses that exists. Their hallmark is not to kill an infected cell. They go into the cell, they become, if you so want, a genetic paracite of the cell. They intigrate their genom(sp) into the huge chromosome of the cell. And they just hang in there then, with the cell as long as the host is alive and the cell is alive, they do not kill the cell. They escentionally make their living being a paracite, one more gene in an infected cell. And that process is so benine that the cell doesn't die from it. In fact, it woudln't make sence for them to kill the cell because if it had managed to get the little genome and the cell would die, the whole effort would have been waisted. Mark: Well, many AIDS patients carry this virus, don't they? Pater: Well, you see, the presence of HIV has become the definition of AIDS. That is the only definition to hold all these very many different diseases together. So if you have HIV in your cells, in your body, then you are an AIDS patient. Then if you don't have HIV, then you could have exactly the same disease, and in the same exact risk group, so we have 1/2, exactly 1/2 of all intravenous drug users with phenomena, and deminisia, and ah wasting syndrome, and mouth infections have no HIV, and their diseases are just called their old names. Mark: And they are dying Peter: They're dying and nobody actually cares about them, but of couse who cares about a junkie dying in the streets. But if that person has HIV, then all of a sudden, they become an AIDS patient, the scientific community pays attention, they can be published in journals, they will be supported by AIDS groups, or by a private AIDS foundation or by other private funds that get alot of attention, if they don;t have HIV nobody cares about them. Mark: Remember the story that circulated that AIDS was the direct result of some reces monkey out of Africa? Peter: Yeah, its another monkey out of Africa. Whenever we don't know what it is, its always a monkey in Africa isn't it? The only problem with that theory is that we don't know one monkey in Africa with AIDS. The monkeys with AIDS are the ones in New York, and San Franscisco, and Los Angles, and the monkey scientists who studing them living best now in the University of California and work on viruses and cookies, but the monkeys don't have AIDS. And look at this, if AIDS was an infectious disease, we don't have a vaccine against it at all, how come we can have 15 to 20 thousand unvaccinated scientists studying HIV everyday in the labortory and not even one of them ever getting AIDS from this deadly virus. Not even one. Mark: Lets hold it right here. We'll continue in a moment. [Another commerical break] Mark: WXYT NewsTalk Time 11:38. Dr. Peter Duseburg talking with us on Mark Scott. Dr. Duseburg if what you say, I mean if if if 1/3 of what you say is true, the people in this country ought to be ready to storm the government. This is absolutly increadble! Peter: At least some of them should. We can probably save instantly probably close to three billion dollars because all of that money that is currently spent on HIV research is wasted, and more importantly we could save 30,000 lifes or close to it, we can't save them all, but we can save all of those who are dying of AZT, because we can make that illegal as it should be, and we could save many of those through education who are getting AIDS from drugs now. We couldn't save them all because some people simply want to use drugs, but look what happened with smoking, through education the incidents of smoking or the consumption of tobacco has been reduced significantly and with it the diseases, heart disease, lung disease, and so that are the result of it. If we would educate the kids, especially the young ones, that drugs, heavy drug consumption, long term drug consumption, is the cause of AIDS it would be enormous. Mark: What your telling us is that easily a 4 hour broadcast, I only have a couple more minutes left here, I want to get some phone calls from the people who want to talk to you, what kind of responce are you getting from around the country, I mean they ought to have you on every talk show in the country, they ought to have you on all the network news shows, CNN should be talking to you at 4 hours at a strech. Peter: You see, they have, and then they don't show it. Thats what they do. They come to the lab, they record it, they are very interested, their primary reaction is like you, they say this makes alot of sence, this would save alot of money, this should be heard, and then they check with their supervisors who call the National Institute of Health, is that ok that we air this segement, they say no way, this is a national disaster, Duseburg is going to advise against AZT, our only drug that is working against HIV, and see how well it is helping it is making everyone sick and people are dying from it, and he is challenging our safe sex program. Thats what they are going to say and then Duseburg is finished, and they will never mention it again. This has happened with Good Morning America, happened with CNN, McNeal/Lear, or channel 9, and quite a few other stations. Mark: And remember your hearing it right here on FritzWorld USA folks, on Mark Scott. Joel from Novim your on 1270 WXYT: Joel: Yes, hi Mark Mark: Hi Joel. Joel: Ah, Doctor Duseburg I saw something on cable that kinda frightened me and I wanted to get your opinion on it. It was a scientist and he was discussing how the virus is mutating constantly and his projection is that in one point and time it would be like a cold virus and would be passed like a cold virus, and that kinda scared us. Peter: Well, ah, you see, every virus mutates all the time, mutation is nothing uncommon with viruses. But there is only a limit as to how much these viruses can mutate. It is very much like how much you can change a car. You can change the color, you can change the shape, but you can not change the four wheels you need, the engine, the brakes, the steering wheel, and all these essintials things. It is exactly the same with viruses. If they would change those, it wouldn't run anymore. See what I mean? Joel: But isn't it a danger of it becoming, ah, you know, the abality to pass that kind of virus as a cold virus like that? Peter: You see, none whatsoever, this virus doesn't has not the capacity to change as much as the cold virus which has mutiple chromosomes. You heard earlier I worked on that earlier. You see, this virus only has one chromosome, it can only change so-called non-esessional or valuable regions. There will never be enough for the immune not to see, to escape the immune system, it can't escape the immune system. Just like you can't escape easily the police now with by not shaving for a week and wearing a beard, there are so many ways of identifying you, with fingerprints, with DNA, or with with with credit cards, they will find you sooner or later. But that is actually easy, you can fool the police much more easily than a virus can fool the immune system. Mark: Thanks Joel, appricate the comments and the question. Dale from his car phone your on 1270 WXYT. Dale: Great Show. It doesn't surprise me that Doctor Duseburg doesn't get any more funding, he's not politically correct oviously. I'm surprised his life isn't in danger with all the millionares that must be getting upselt with him Peter: That's a good point your making there. Dale: I'm real surprised, but ah, with all the blue smoke and mirrors we're getting from our government here, I think this recent article that this is a conspricy for killing blacks. It's definatly out of wack, it actually sounds like they are going after the IV Drug Users and Homosexual crowd. Peter: Thats what they are going after, yeah. Thats the one thing they are getting. Dale: I'll tell you one thing, AZT doesn't sound like a real good thing to me. Holy Smokes! I guess its one way to get rid of them I suppose. HUH? Peter: It is a way they are getting rid of them, but they are also getting rid of hemophiliacs that way, babies that way, its not an real efficient program of extermination or getting rid of people. Mark: Dale thanks. Dan from Ann Arbor your on 1270 WXYT, and your talking to our guest Doctor Peter Duseburg. Dan: Hi Mark, Hi Doctor. The question from me is that in Africa they American press reports that there are large cases of AIDS cases in villages and tribes. Mark: And Hetrosexuals. Dan: How does that fit in? Peter: In Africa, that virus, this harmless virus is rather indemic in this country it is less. In Africa, 10% of the population or more is infected by the virus and they carry it the rest of their life without any symptoms at all. But if some of these people, we are not talking about millions of people in central Africa, get any one of the 25 different diseases, remember AIDS isn't just one disease, its the symptions of 25 different diseases, all old diseases, previously known diseases. So if these Africans get phenomena, TB, or diarrhea, fever, or malaria, and the doctor finds HIV. Guess what all of a sudden they have? AIDS. And the total incidents by the end of last year was 40,000 thats all it was, in this country we had 250,000 at the end of '90, I haven't seen the '91 numbers yet. And that is in a country where there are millions and millions of HIV carriers. So what that is, is, just reflective the normal incidents of African diseases under their new name, thats all that is. Dan: So they back into the diagnosis by saying, here is a sick person, ah, they have HIV, so they have AIDS? Peter: Thats exactly what it is. You have defined African AIDS, just in one line. Thats just what it is. Dan: Where can we find more some reading on your work? Mark: I just told you about one of them, ah, but, he's got alot of this published in the journals on cancer research, preceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science, Nature, Research in Immunology. Peter: The latest is perhaps if you are familure with the scientific literature, an extensive article in the preceeding of the National Academy of Sciences, Feburary 1991. But now I have been allmost completely shut down with that too. I am a member with the Academy, and I used to be able to publish there without difficulty, now they don't, I have another paper comming trying to explain what we discussed here on this show that talks about the cause of AIDS, and I have alot of data on this I have tried to put together to form a counter hypothsis and all, and they won't let me publish it anymore. Mark: I'll tell you who's been doing alot of research on this as well, thats Karen Reestrum from Full Context, the publication of the Objectivist Club of Michigan. And she has alot of material she has compiled, plus she did an interview with Doctor Duseburg. Ah, not too long ago. It was published in the last edition of Full Context. I'll give you the address of the newsletter. This is the newsletter of the Objectivist Club of Michigan. 2317 Star Road D-1, Roal Oak, 48073, and I, ah, send here a letter and tell her what your interested in and she might have some other avenues to persue if she wishes, I'll gotta tell you, Full Context, this publication by the Objectivist Club of Michigan is without a doubt one of the finest small publications I've seen anywhere. I've been getting it for a long time, and it's from the Objectivist Club of Michigan. Karen Reestrum, ah, she's the editor, she, she, puts this thing together, and certainly from an objectivist point of view. And I thought her interview with Doctor Duseburg was quite good. Dan: I'd love to hear him comment on world events sometime. Peter: You could also call me at Berkley, University of California in Berkley, the number is 510-642-6549, if you need additional information, we can mail you somemore. Mark: You will get alot of calls. I'll tell you something, Bill Bonds does a, he's a televison anchor here, he was talking about a case that just hit our front page, the case is one of a very prominate young lady, Mary Fisher, who's father is a very prominate man, he's a real powerhouse in this area, his name is Max Fisher, she came down with HIV, her husband came down with it, he was an IV drug user at one point in his life, supposidly, and all this stuff. And to make it short, Bonds is the only one that I saw out of the last couple of days that really asked any the cogent, ah, or important, cogent but important, and he really got to the heart of the issue, hell those people at Channel 7 ought to get ahold of you and have you on tonight as a newsmaker, Bonds ought to be interviewing you on tonights news. Peter: Can I ask you one more of those cogent questions, is that woman on AZT now? Mark: I don't know. Peter: Thats the key question is if she gets AZT. Mark: I understand not, everybody is shaking their heads no, I don't know why they are shaking their heads no.. Peter: She would get it, if I were you I definatly would give her a call then she would be dead roughly within a year. Mark: I have to tell you Doctor Duseburg, these people, they are the movers and the shakers within the system. I am the last guy they would listen to. Peter: Well, wait, if you know Bonds, the anchorman, give him a call and find out if that woman is on AZT. If she gets AZT she will be dead a year later. Mark: Yeah, thats ah... Peter: Without AZT there would be absolutly nothing Mark: Their people listen to our broadcast. Peter: But I mean, you carry more weight than the listeners. You are the master here. Mark: Well, one would think...Maybe Maybe so.. Peter: If you care about that woman you could give him a call.. Mark: Tresa in Detroit, be with you in a moment, I'm Mark Scott, Talk Radio WXYT. [more commericals] Mark: WXYT News Talk Time 11:52. We are talking with Doctor Peter Duseburg, who is at the University of California, Berkley, professior of molecular and cell bioligy, we're talking to him about AIDS startling information he has delivered here. Teresa from Detroit, your on 1270 WXYT. Teresa: Yeah, hi, I have a relative who has been HIV positive for eight years, he has absolutly no symptoms of AIDS, he's never been a drug user or a drinker, he is homosexual. He said 10 months ago he began using AZT in the lowest dosage because he couldn't find a doctor in the L.A. area who would not perscribe it, and I was wondering if he is throwing a monkey wrench into his system by taking it? Peter: Absolutly not! Absolutly not!!! AZT is nothing but cell poison, it was developed to kill cells. It's a terminator, like Arnold Swartzanaker, for DNA. DNA is the central molucle of life. If he's been on a low dose, he should stop it immediatly, to minimize the damage. Like all these things like smoking and drinking, the damage is accumulative from druge. From one wild party you will never die. With cocaine, herion, or anything you want to take it, even toxicans like AZT, but if you take it indefinatly you must die, because life in based on DNA, thats the central molcule of life, and AZT is blocking, stopping, terminating the DNA. If he doesn't stop, he will die from it. The HIV won't harm him, the CDC has doccuments now for eight years that over 1 million Americans have HIV, and they have tracked that. Only 150,000 of those developed AIDS. If you look why, you find out a clue of their past. Because those 150,000 were practicing risk behaviour. They were either taking drugs, inhaling drugs, or hemophiliacs, or children born to drug addicted mothers, or have other reason, but not HIV. Its their least problem, AZT is the problem and thats what you look out for.. Mark: Thank you. Randy from Farmington Hills, your on Mark Scott on 1270 WXYT: Randy: Hello, I have a question for the Doctor. Mark: DO IT!! Randy: If it isn't the HIV virus itself causing the destruction of the immune system, what is it? Peter: It is the chemicals. Randy: Allright, lets say in the case of someone who had a transfusion, who has never been a abuser, who has come down with all they symptoms, why is this happening? Peter: You see, people who recieve blood transfusions have serious problems to begin with. Thats why they get the transfusions. In America, at least 1/2 of all people who recieve transfusions die within 1 year of recieving that transfusion. Because the majority of people who recieve transfusions have bypass operations, cancer, who had other uclers or other serious things like that, the hemophiliacs actually do better with them, but the average American other than a hemophiliac is dead one year after that transfusion. Half of them, not all of them, half of them. Randy: Half of them, lets say that included people who were in an automobile accident or even... Peter: Those are the exceptions. Lets say a 20 year old kid falls from a motorcycle and needs a liter of blood, that guy, if nothing else happens, and its just blood and other problems, he'll live to be 80 years old like nothing happened that day, but the majority of the transfusions recepients are like that California Tax Reformer Paul Gant. He recieved the transfusion 5 years before he died, then he died from phenomena and a broken hip after a bypass operation at the age of 77, and they said he died of AIDS, It's a joke! Mark: Doctor Duseburg, we have to go, the clock on the wall says its time to say goodbye. Can we talk again sometime? Peter: Anytime, you have my number. Mark: Yoy are terrific, I thank very much for your work, and you. Peter: Please call the TV host about this Fisher woman. Mark: We will... Child: Excelsior! [cut to commerical]