I meet Seth
Kalichman’s "assistant" Lisa at a screening of “HOUSE OF NUMBERS”. I challenged her to tell me
what if anything that was contained in the film was in her view made up, out of
context, or unknown to her. Her reply basicly was that she didn't know about
the Bangui
definition. “Great” I said. Let's discard the rest of the film for just a moment and agree that the Bangui
Definition is worth having a broader and new dialog. "NO"..why no
if it's something she knew nothing about? I was talking to the bubble. She
agreed to have this conversation if on the “HOUSE OF NUMBERS” website there could be a link to promoted Seth book “Denying
Aids”. I agreed if Seth would promote the film “HOUSE OF NUMBERS” on Seth’s
Denying AIDS website ". She said “i'll talk to Seth” and get back to you.
2 years later i'm still waiting for that call.
Book Review: Denying AIDS
In 2008, John P. Moore Ph.D. and Seth Kalichman Ph.D. joined an unknown blogger who posted this cynical obituary after the death of Christine Maggiore, who died from complications related to an adverse drug reaction. Before her body cooled, Kalichman, Moore and a who’s who of pharmaceutically-funded activists parroted false claims that Maggiore’s death was adeserving end of a prominent “AIDS denialist.” An Internet search will locate thousands of messages, news stories and reports that assert (among other things) that Maggiore and her baby would be alive today, “if only she taken life-saving AIDS medications.” To Kalichman, the actual cause of her death wasn’t important.
