HIV Criminalization Laws Are Claiming More and More Victims

By Celia Farber reposted from truthbarrier.com

We expect this trend to continue. While the AIDS industry has convinced Americans of the alleged AIDS epidemic, prosecutors have a hard time finding anyone willing to promote their propaganda under penalty of perjury.

CLARK BAKER, OMSJ

The 2011 Nobel laureate poet Tomas Tranströmer wrote a poem called “To Friends Behind A Frontier,” to close friends living in (then) GDR. The poem goes like this:

I wrote so meagerly to you. But what I couldn’t write swelled and swelled like an old-fashioned airship and drifted away at last through the night sky.

The letter is now at the censor’s. He lights his lamp. In the glare my words fly up like monkeys on a grille, rattle it, stop and bare their teeth.

Read between the lines. We’ll meet in 200 years
When the microphones in the hotel walls are forgotten
And can at last sleep, become trilobites.

Today, December 1, 2012, The HIV-AID$ Industry celebrates another World AID$ Day

It should be called "World afrAID$ Day."  It is their annual fear-mongering, to push universal "HIV testing," so more customers can be captured for the toxic chemotherapy pushed by Gilead Sciences and the other purveyors of immune deficiency by prescription.

On the eve of World afrAID$ Day, Clark Baker's project to assist victims of HIV+ Panic statutes reported another victory for sanity.  Read about it here:
http://www.omsj.org/human-rights/aeanrjax

We are three decades into the madness.  I will continue until my last breath to rage against The HIV-AID$ Machine.

--Terry Michael

MAIL: Box 15239, Washington, DC  20003
EMAIL: terrymichael@terrymichael.net
WEB SITE: www.terrymichael.net

You Can Take Legal Action Against Fraudulent HIV Testing

RTB: The HIV Test scandal is reaching the courts. As the legal system begins to understand the fraudulent nature of HIV testing, we are seeing a first blush of what we predict will become a flood of lawsuits challenging the faulty, non-standardized “HIV positive” test diagnosis. If you have been given an ‘HIV’ diagnoses and wish to challenge it, please contact the OMSJ today.


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OMSJ Appeals USAF HIV Case

30 Apr-WICHITA – Three months after USAF officials convicted Technical Sergeant David Gutierrez to eight years at Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary, OMSJ’s  HIV Innocence Group has filed motions for a new hearing.

OMSJ has uncovered disturbing evidence that implicates USAF Maj. James Dorman and Capt. Aaron Maness with the deliberate suppression of favorable evidence that Gutierrez was neither HIV-positive and that his treating physician, Donna Sweet MD, failed to diagnose Gutierrez  and voluntarily testified against him at his trial.  Although prosecutors made no attempt to prove that Gutierrez was infected with HIV, Dorman, Maness and the hearing officers never raised any question about his alleged infection (see affidavit).

Air Force officials have thirty days to respond to the charges.  NBC affiliate KSN is covering the story.

Health Freedom Expo, Long Beach Screening "House of Numbers" the Documentary.

MOVIE NIGHT

Lecture Title: House of Numbers
Time and Date: 7:00 PM Friday, March 25, 2011
Room: 301
Lecture Description: In House of Numbers: Anatomy of an Epidemic, an AIDS film like no other, the HIV/AIDS story is being rewritten. This is the first film to present the uncensored points of views of virtually all the major players; in their own settings, in their own words. It rocks the foundation upon which all conventional wisdom regarding HIV/AIDS is based. House of Numbers could well be the opening volley in a battle to bring sanity and clarity to an epidemic gone awry. 

Moderated by Robert Scott Bell, with Liam Scheff, Clark Baker and Christopher Barr. 

Speaker Biography: Canadian-born director Brent Leung attended Kwantlen University in British Columbia, majoring in psychology. In 1999 he moved to Nashville, Tennessee to attend The Watkins Film School. After three years of cinema study, Brent decided to devote his full attention to investigating the HIV/AIDS phenomenon, which had troubled him since his high school days. The result is his first feature, the documentary, House of Numbers. 
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