Dr. Fauci, the Bad Guy.

Osler’s Web: Inside the Labyrinth of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Epidemic. This the an epic work of journalism detailing the CDC’s failure to acknowledge the true nature of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome epidemic. It is now all too painfully obvious that the DuBois cases—-with the tell-tale signs of hypergammagobulinemia, t-cell perturbations and persistent reactivated EBV and CMV infections—were the real beginning of the AIDS/CFS/HHV-6 disaster. Doctors began seeing endless cases of “mono” and an article was written about it in “The Southern Medical Journal” in 1984. That year, by the way, was the year the government made the consequential mistake of certifying HIV as the cause of AIDS. The mono patients “morphed” into the millions of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and HHV-6 patients that Fauci and his organization were willfully ignoring (and were supposedly tasked with researching) while building their Potemkin HIV/AIDS empire,

Fauci next warns journalists that those who report negatively about any scientific work they don’t agree with may find themselves out of the loop and unable to find scientists to interview. They might cut off Peter Duesberg because he asked questions about what the government, Fauci. thought was good work, as did the rest of the HIV/AIDS establishment. Fauci was saying that he and his cronies would only be accountable to themselves, which is the hermetically sealed, closed community essence of what should be called totalitarian, abnormal, and ultimately sociopathic science.

The Eighth International Conference on AIDS in Amsterdam in July of 1992, according to the author, was a point of no turning back. A fateful line was crossed, a life of virtual pseudo scientific crime against humanity was virtually signed onto and those responsible for Holocaust II lost all forms of “plausible deniability.” AIDS almost overnight became AIDSgate and a very unique Nazi-like biomedical and epidemiological assault against humanity. And who was in the leadership of this crime against humanity? He wasn’t exactly Bernie Madoff of the biomedical Ponzi scheme that maintained AIDS, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and HHV-6 spectrum catastrophe. But not after Amsterdam.

Next there were some shocking developments in the University of California and even more astounding revelations from the scientists at Amsterdam. Subhir Gupta, an immunologist at the University of California found a retrovirus in a woman who did not have AIDS and 7 other patients, too. The virus was completely unknown. Those gathered at Amsterdam were riveted by the news because they were seeing the same thing in their practices. They were especially interested in the fact that the woman had an AIDS-like condition wherein a subset of T-cells were severely depleted. Also, she had suffered pneumonia, which afflicts many AIDS patients whose CD4 cells are depleted. The author said that there was an international near panic set off by the possibility that there was a second previously unrecognized AIDS epidemic on the horizon that was caused by a non-HIV agent. It turned out that the CDC was already aware of this possibility and the patients with the anomaly. The CDC concluded that HIV may not be the only infectious cause of immune deficiency. The author’s comment was “Two AIDS viruses-a gay one and a straight one. OMG!”

Jesus and the Kingdom of God. Active and Contemplative.

From early on in Christian history, Martha and Mary have been understood as signifying the active life and the contemplative life. For contemporary Christians, it is helpful to to emphasize the unity of these two dimensions of their lives; union with God in prayer overflows into all one’s activities, so that they bear fruit. Lydia in Acts makes the right combination, responding like both Mary and Martha. First, she listened to the gospel message preached by Paul and then offered hospitality to Paul and his companions.

Prayer and Almsgiving. Luke 11: 11-13. Jesus taught his disciples how to pray The Lord’s Prayer. What makes such bold and unrelenting prayer possible is an attitude of filial trust in the Father. Jesus illustrates this truth with a comparison: a father, whose son needs food and asks for a fish or an egg, will not give him something harmful. Both the parable and the sayings teach about prayer using a ‘how much more’ argument that goes from lesser to greater. If parents, despite their faults, give good gifts to their children, how much more will the Father in heaven give better gifts, even the gift of the Holy Spirit to those who ask him! Jesus himself prays in the Spirit to the Father so his disciples, who imitate him in prayer, can similarly share in the life of God.

God’s Kingdom Overcomes Satan’s Kingdom. Jesus expels a demon, healing a mute person. The word Luke uses, “kophos.” can also refer to a deaf person, or to one who is both deaf and mute. There are few miracles in this time; instead there is more attention to the ensuing dispute and the increasing rejection of Jesus as he approaches Jerusalem. Some say that Jesus drives out demons with the help of Beelzebul, the prince of demons. It originally meant “master of the exalted house.” The name was mocked as Baalzebub, “lord of the flies,” in the passage where Elijah called down fire from heaven. Pagan gods were considered to be demons, so Beelzebul refers to chief demon or Satan himself. Jesus points out their faulty reasoning when he asks who drives out demons among their exorcists. Jesus drives out spirits by the finger of God. Pharaoh’s magicians, after the third plague could no longer imitate the signs and wonders of Moses, and said they recognized the power at work was “the finger of God.” Now, too, the kingdom of God has come upon them, and the kingdom of Satan is in retreat.

Jesus sets a choice before his listeners. A person can’t remain neutral but must stand for him or against him. He has come to re-gather the people, but whoever rejects him scatters. Jesus delivers a warning about an unclean spirit. When it is cast out, it wanders around looking for a home. It comes back to its previous home and, find it swept and clean, enters it and brings seven more demons worse than itself. This story recalls the Legion of demons who begged not to be sent into the abyss and were sent into the swine instead. The meaning again is that one cannot remain neutral–as a home cannot remain unoccupied for long. One should pray to the Father to give the Holy Spirit, so that filled with the Holy Spirit like Jesus, one can resist the devil. If the Spirit of God dwells in a person, there will be no room for evil spirits to dwell there.

Hearing God’s Word through Jesus’ Preaching and Wisdom 11:27-36. A woman interrupts Jesus with a beatitude intending to praise him by honoring his mother: Blessed is the womb that carried you and the breasts at which you nursed. In a sense, she is fulfilling Mary’s own prophecy that “all ages” will call her “blessed.” However, the fundamental reason that she is blessed is Mary’s belief in the Lord’s message through the angel. Jesus replies to the woman with a more basic reason for blessedness: Blessed are those who hear the Word of God and observe it. That’s why Mary is the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The crowd is seeking a sign, meaning they want Jesus to work a miracle like bring someone back from the dead. Jesus refuses because its an evil generation and he tells them in no uncertain term that they are evil. He compares them to the evil generation that wandered in the wilderness and couldn’t enter the promised land. He frequently warns this generation about the coming judgment when others will come together and condemn it for failing to hear and repent.

Dr. Fauci and the AIDS Epidemic.

At the amfAR forum. Maybe someone should have asked if there was something funky about a group of hostile, arrogant, white heterosexual mostly male scientists performing their jerry-built kind of seat-of-the-pants epidemiological science on gays. Wasn’t that a formula for all kinds of prurient heterosexist pseudoscientific mischief if there ever was one? In terms of majorities doing their science on minorities, hasn’t anyone ever heard of Nazi science or the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment? Why didn’t anyone other than Lauritsen noticed the peculiar, unscientific, defensiveness of the whole affair i.e. that the ladies had protested too much? And most importantly, why was HHV-6, which had been discovered in AIDS patients two years before the forum, not put on the table for discussion?

In September of 1989 Dr. Fauci wrote a brief article in the AAAS Observer.

He pontificated that “the media are no place for amateurs, particularly when talking about a public health problem of the magnitude of AIDS.” The author whips out his Glock and says: “Especially when one considers the magnitude of the HHV-6 public health problem that this self-reverential scientist himself helped create for the whole human race. Fauci’s real problem was journalists who listened carefully to him and knew enough to ask the right (inconvenient) questions. Then, says the author, came one of the biggest fibs in the history of science. Fauci reveals his real agenda in the last part of the article: “One striking example is Peter Duesberg’s theory that HIV is not the cause of AIDS. I laughed at that for a while, but it led to a lot of public concern that HIV was a hoax. The idea had a great deal of credibility just on the basis of news coverage.” Say What!? Duesberg never said it was a hoax; he said it was a mistake. Duesberg wasn’t in the category of those who say the moon landings were staged on a desert somewhere. He was a Nobel-caliber expert on retroviruses, and his opinion should have been valued. According to Ortleb, Fauci was a Trumpian in that he was essentially accusing those who spotted his fake science as being purveyors of fake news.

The fact that Fauci took this soooo personally spoke volumes about the petulant chip-on the shoulder attitude problems of those involved with AIDS. Fauci put it all on the line. Questioning his so-called science was a threat to his very being. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that he was ready to viciously fight for so long during Holocaust II to keep everyone from seeing what a house of cards he had helped build. This refusal to consider any other cause of AIDS did suggest he had serious problems in the ‘integrity’ department. Fauci, like most of the crowd that gave us Holocaust II, knew only too well what normal, non-totalitarian science is supposed to look like: “People are especially confused when they see divergent viewpoints about the same thing. They do not understand that the beauty of science is that it is self-corroborating and self-correcting, that it is important for scientists to be wrong.” That whole process was being short-circuited by the totalitarian hijinks of the touchy HIV/AIDS establishment that was growing more dominant by the day. The very tone of Fauci’s piece, its extraordinary imperiousness and presumptuousness about the stupidity of the public points to the fundamental problem for a society in which arrogant and dishonest elite scientific communities have more and more power. The only way to show that HIV wasn’t the cause of AIDS was to do clinical trials with patients. It would just take a few AIDS patients with no evidence of HIV. In fact those patients were the very immune compromised Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients a doctor named Richard DuBois had seen in his Atlantic practice before the socio-epidemiological construction of the heterosexist and racist HIV/AIDS paradigm. I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but I don’t have AIDS. What does that mean?

Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

Jesus the Good Samaritan. Ever since the second century, the obvious ethical meaning of the parable as an injunction to love one’s neighbor has been complemented by an allegorical interpretation in which the Good Samaritan represents Jesus. For example, Irenaeus writes that “human nature had fallen in with robbers, but he had pity on it and bound its wounds.” Origen adds, “The man who was going down is Adam….The Samaritan is Christ….He carries the half-dead man and brings him….to the Church.” Origen does not ignore the ethical lesson: “It is possible for us to imitate Christ…He is speaking not so much to the teacher of the law as to us when he says, ‘Go and do likewise.'” Augustine also uses the allegorical interpretation: “The whole human race, you see, is that man who was lying in the road, left there by bandits half-dead, who was ignored by the passing priest and Levite, while the passing Samaritan stopped by him to take care of him and help him….In this Samaritan Jesus wanted us to understand himself.” And again: “Robbers have left you half-dead on the road; but you’ve been found lying there by the passing and kindly Samaritan. Wine and oil have been poured into you, you have received the sacrament of the Only- begotten Son; you have been lifted upon his mule, you have believed that Christ has become flesh; you have been brought to the inn, you have been cured in the Church.”

Prayer and Almsgiving. The topic of the earlier conversation with the scholar of the law—loving God and neighbor—is further explained in Luke 11. At the beginning of the chapter, Jesus teaches his disciples about prayer. including The Lord’s Prayer, so that they can grow in love of God, sharing in Jesus’ own intimate relationship with the Father. At the end of the chapter, Jesus strongly corrects the Pharisees and scholars of the law for their preoccupation with ritual washings, urging that they love their neighbor by giving alms.

Jesus Teaches the Disciples to Pray. In this passage Jesus promises that people can have what they want just by asking: “And I tell you, ask and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For anyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and the one who knocks, the door will be opened” (11:9-10). The disciples find Jesus as he is praying and they are motivated to deepen their prayer relationship with the Father. So Jesus teaches them The Lord’s Prayer. It is lacking in two elements: “on earth as it is in heaven” and “your will be done,” but that is Luke’s version. Mathew’s version adds the two elements that are lacking in Luke and it also adds “but deliver us from the evil one. The church went with Matthew’s version and its obvious why. Matthew’s version is from the Catholic Study Bible. Both versions contain “do not subject us to the final test,” which must have been dropped somewhere during the history of the Church. Jesus is teaching his disciples a more intimate form of prayer and relationship to the Father, who he tells them is “Abba,” Daddy. It expresses a family bond, indicating that “we may be called the children of God” (1 John 3:1). It is with such child-like trust and simplicity that we dare bring the petitions before the Father.

Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread. The petition “Give us each day our daily bead” was interpreted in various ways by the church fathers, thus shedding light on the meanings it can have for contemporary Christians. St. Cyprian (3rd C), following Tertullian, explains that the petition may be understood both spiritually and literally. By the spiritual meaning, he refers to Christ as “the bread of life” and to the practice of receiving “his Eucharist daily as the food of salvation.” St. Augustine gives the literal meaning and two spiritual meanings. “Daily bread” represents all that is necessary to sustain us in this life…It may also represent the sacrament of the Body of Christ, which we receive daily.

The petition for bread functions on several levels. 1. It’s a prayer made in confidence in God that one’s needs will be met. 2. loaves of bread illustrate Jesus’ teaching on prayer 3. the bread points to gifts from God of a higher order–the Holy Spirit, for example 4. The first temptation of Jesus is a reminder that one does not live by bread alone-one also needs “the word of God.” 5. Jesus feeding the multitudes recalled manna in the wilderness, but also looked forward to the Eucharist 6. ” Give us this day our daily bread” has become a request for the Eucharist. The petition for bread thus fittingly follows the petition for the coming of the kingdom.

Prayer and Almsgiving.

Fauci at the amfAR forum.

Fauci and others played dirty with Duesberg, who they accused of using outdated research, even though is was up to current standards. When Duesberg asked Fauci and the others for actual references to support their statements he was rudely rebuffed, and, according to Lauritsen, a journalist, they tried to shore up their viewpoint with unpublished data or their own private facts. Said Gotleb: “Unfortunately, their own private facts about AIDS were also connected to each other by a private scientific logic. That’s a sure sign that AIDS was a manifestation of the opposite world of abnormal, totalitarian and sociopathic science.”

The 800-pound gorilla at the amfAR forum was the fact that evidence of HIV could not be found in all AIDS patients, which should have been strong–damning even—evidence that HIV couldn’t possibly be the cause of AIDS, that is, if normal Kuhnian science was being practiced (Kuhnian refers to Thomas Kuhn, who wrote “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions,” which means that a new paradigm will emerge if the scientific revolution is pervasive enough. For example, there was a change in paradigm when Einstein replaced Newton. Back to the forum. Scientist Marcel Beluda pointed out that “sometimes even a single exception is sufficient to disprove a theory…this is the crux of the matter…the virus cannot be found in all cases of AIDS.” Delusion and denial were running the show. Fauci insisted that ‘good labs’ were able to isolate the virus 90% or 100% of the time, ‘no question about it.’ But he didn’t provide a reference to published data, nor did he indicate what “good” labs were and how they differed from not so good labs.

Duesberg, based on his years as one of the celebrated deans of retroviral research, presented arguments for why HIV could not possibly be the cause of AIDS. Lauritsen wrote later that Fauci’s presentation was an attempt to rebut each of Duesberg’s arguments, but it was just a series of disjointed, disconnected assertions, and he didn’t seem to understand any of Duesberg’s arguments. The author characterizes the resulting epidemiology as political and heterosexist. A slide was brought to the forum with a graph on it that had no units on the vertical axis. Dr. Redfield, who brought the slide to the meeting, admitted that the graph had been prepared to illustrate a theoretical possibility, and the vertical axis had no unit for the simple reason that it was not based on any data at all! “In other words, the slide was a fake” (Ortleb). This ideology-based data was used to support the HIV theory of AIDS, which changed the course of millions of lives and fostered the HHV-6 catastrophe.

Ortleb says the most disturbing talk at the forum was given by Warren Winklestein, a Professor of Biomedical and Environmental Health Sciences at Berkley, who suggested that AIDS would require a “new kind of science.” And there should be a new standard for establishing the causal relationship between microbes and diseases, based upon ‘epidemiology’ or correlations of different kinds. Sounds reasonable, right? Not to Ortleb. He says: “If this crowd had superseded traditional science any more than they did, we all would probably be dead. (But wait. There is still time.)” The author calls political epidemiology—“homo-demiology—and from there we are a shot step to “homo-demon-ology.” The mood of the forum was “petulant indignation.” Fauci’s personality dominated the air waves. There were 16 journalists brought in by Lauritsen and there was a cozy relationship between them and the abnormal, totalitarian, and sociopathic scientists of Holocaust II. The author describes most media those three decades as inattentive, intellectually slothful and self-satisfied. Lauritsen wrote an eyewitness report for the “Native,” Ortleb’s newspaper, which Ortleb said was an important contribution to the history of the beginnings of the science and totalitarian politics of AIDS. Lauritsen said in the article: “I do not accept the proposition that Kock’s postulates should be abandoned in favor of epidemiological correlations.” Epidemiological correlations means that epidemiological evidence can only show that a risk factor is associated (correlated) with a higher incidence of disease in the population exposed to that risk factor, but it cannot prove causation. This means in so many words that the gay lifestyle is correlated with AIDS, but it can’t be proven as the cause of AIDS. This science is very mushy compared to finding the cause in a lab. If they champion this position, like Fauci did, they’ll never find a cure. (Kock’s postulates say that the bacteria must be present in EVERY case of the disease). HIV was not present in every case of AIDS so the totalitarian scientists went off the reservation and refused to find a real cause of AIDS. It was a big step backward and an abandonment of millions of lives. Lauritsen, at the end of his article, said: If the HIV advocates were sure of their hypothesis, they would want to enlighten Duesberg and the rest of us; they would want to publish their arguments in a proper scientific journal, complete with references. They would not need to resort to stonewalling, deception and personal abuse.” “Science had been supplanted by totalitarian petulance.”

Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

The Samaritans. The Samaritans descended from the Israelites of the Northern tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh. However, Jews regarded them as having doubtful lineage on account of intermarriage with the Gentile peoples imported by the Assyrians after they conquered the northern kingdom in 721 BC and sent some Israelites into exile. Besides these ethnic tensions, there was an enduring religious rift associated with the Samaritans’ worship on Mt. Gerizim instead of in the Temple at Jerusalem. The Hasmonean Jewish ruler John Hyrcanus destroyed the Samaritan temple on Mt. Gerizim in 111 BC. Later, under the Roman prefect, Coponius, some Samaritans struck back by littering the Jerusalem temple with human bones at Passover, thus defiling it. Moreover, when Cumanus was the Roman procurator ( AD 48-52) Samaritans from the border village of Ginae killed a group of Galileans passing through Samaria on the way to Jerusalem for a feast.

This background of hostility explains the rejection of Jesus by the Samaritan villagers but also makes the parable of the good Samaritan particularly effective for teaching love of neighbor. Jesus’ healing of ten lepers also breaks down the enmity, as one of them, a Samaritan, returns to thank him. Luke also wrote the Acts of the Apostles, and he is setting the stage for Acts, where the Gospel is proclaimed to Samaria. In the new community that emerges in the land of Israel, animosity can be overcome: “The church throughout all Galilee, Judea and Samaria was at peace” (Acts 9:31). The regathering of the Samaritans thus forms part of the program of Israel’s restoration in Luke-Acts. Go and do likewise. The good Samaritan showed mercy by caring for the sick man. Catholic tradition has highlighted such corporal works of mercy, which also include feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, clothing the naked, welcoming the stranger, visiting the imprisoned. Also emphasized are the spiritual works of mercy, which include instructing others in the faith, practicing fraternal correction, giving advice or consolation to those who need it, forgiving and being with those who wrong us and praying for the living and the dead. What works of mercy can I carry out in order to love my neighbor? The commentator goes on to say that the good Samaritan’s compassion is manifested in a series of actions: he cared for the beaten man; he used resources he had available (oil, wine, animal); his money (2 silver coins); his time; he gets help (the innkeeper); he will follow up. But the Torah teacher takes the opposite perspective to what Jesus means. The thinks the neighbor is the one who is the object to receive love. “Jesus instead presents the neighbor as the subject who gives love.” The teacher finds it difficult to identify with the good Samaritan. Readers are summoned to become neighbors even to their enemies, by doing “mercy” to them. In that way, they will do the commandment and live.

Luke 10:38. On the journey to Jerusalem, the group stops in Bethany at the home of Mary and Martha, who are sisters. They have a bother, Lazarus, whom we will see later. Martha runs around preparing a meal while Mary sits at the feet of Jesus listening to the gospel. Martha complains to Jesus that Mary ought to be helping her, but Jesus tells her that Mary “has chosen the better part.” Martha refers to Jesus as “Lord,” and he is increasingly addressed as “Lord.” Mary, sitting at Jesus’ feet, assumes the posture of a disciple. She listens to him speak the “word.” The voice at the Transfiguration said of Jesus: “Listen to him,” and Mary is taking advantage of the opportunity to do so (10: 39).

10: 40. Martha, on the other hand, is distracted by the work of providing a meal for her guests. Her efforts to serve Jesus are praise-worthy, of course. But there is a hint of a shortcoming in the description: she is too busy to pay attention to Jesus’ words. She wants to take her sister away from Jesus. She asks him to intervene: “Lord, do you not care that my sister has left me alone to do the serving?….tell her to help me,” she commands.

10: 41-42. Jesus said affectionately: “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried.” Jesus had warned that anxieties, like thorns, can choke a person’s response to the Word. He later cautions against being anxious and allowing oneself to be weighed down with the anxieties of life. Jesus explains that only one thing is necessary: listening to him. In other words, the aspect that takes priority when Jesus is “welcomed,” is welcoming–in other words, listening to——his message of salvation, as Mary was doing.

Active and Contemplative. From early on in Christian history, Martha and Mary have been understood as signifying the active life and the contemplative life. For contemporary Christians, it is helpful to emphasize the unity of these two dimensions of their lives: union with God through prayer overflows into all one’s activities, so that they bear fruit.

Fauci: The Bernie Madoff of Science and the HIV Ponzi Scheme that Concealed the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, by Charles Ortleb.

President Trump had always been suspicious of Anthony Fauci, and Kerry Cassidy, my source for underground intelligence, had made a remark about Fauci that indicated something weird about him, but I didn’t get the details. Now I realize that Trump actually dislikes Fauci. Amazon brought to my attention a hot book, the title book, and this is of great importance to me because I’ve suffered from chronic fatigue all my life. My daughter even remembers my complaining of being tired. It was always passed off by doctors; they didn’t even suggest anemia or treat my very low blood pressure. I was diagnosed with low blood sugar, hypoglycemia, and put on an appropriate diet. You would think getting sugar out of the diet would help with fatigue, and I suppose it did, but I can’t remember. I do know I went on being chronically tired. Ortleb says the treatment given to gay men when the AIDS crisis loomed large was bad enough to label Holocaust II, and he used the word “Iatrogenocide” to describe how they were dealt with by the medical profession. The author was publisher of the newspaper “New York Native,” and he put out the very first story about the epidemic. As Ortleb continued his investigations, he noticed serious credibility gaps in what the CDC was telling the public about the epidemic. The government was building a paradigm around the notion that AIDS was caused by a retrovirus ultimately labeled “HIV.” Credible critics of the retroviral theory were silenced and vilified. His newspaper became very controversial when it began reporting on another epidemic called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. He says that from his investigations, it was hard not to conclude that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is part of the AIDS epidemic and is linked to AIDS by a virus called HHV-6, which government scientists refused to take seriously. The HIV/AIDS community lined up behind the government and Ortleb’s views became unpopular; the paper’s last issue was in January of 1997.

The author has concluded since that the similarities between AIDS science and Nazi science are too obvious for people of conscience to ignore. He quotes an astounding remark from a book by James M. Glass: “It was not cultural propagandists who organized the infamous ‘special treatment’ of the Jews; it was the public health officials, the scientific journals, the physicians, the administrators, and the lawyers, who feared the very presence of the Jews would endanger their families, their bodies and ultimately their lives. To think of the Jew in such terms is insane from our perspective, but it was held to be sane in the culture caught up in the phobic projection of infection onto the Jews and the scientific authority legitimizing such beliefs.” Ortleb goes on to say: “In many ways AIDS, or what I call Holocaust II, involved what could be called “special epidemiological treatment” of gays which was created and supported by health officials, scientific journals, physicians, administrators, lawyers, activists, celebrities and many others. While the manner in which AIDS is understood by public health authorities and the general public is assumed to be sane, a closer look reveals that a genocidal insanity lurks beneath the surface. In the case of AIDS, a fraudulent and phobic epidemiology has been used to scapegoat and biomedically persecute the gay community, and many others.

Ortleb picks out one individual he describes as the architect of Holocaust II. That individual is described as being abnormal, totalitarian and sociopathic. It was a tragic day, according to Ortleb, when Anthony Fauci became Director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) on November 2, 1984. He became the “de facto AIDS czar.” Fauci had risen quickly at NIH (National Institutes of Health). Fauci saw AIDS as an opportunity to grow NIAID into a bigger and more powerful institute. Fauci, as we all know, is small, well-dressed and articulate. He is very ambitious, assertive and dominant. I have a theory that Trump won’t wear a mask because Fauci advocated wearing a mask. The author quotes a few sentences in “Good Intentions,” by Bruce Nuss baum, saying that Fauci wasn’t a brilliant scientist-his “true vocation was empire building.” Unfortunately, the empire his extreme ambition would build was Holocaust II. Fauci, to build his empire and fulfill his dream had to grab more than his share of the pie. And he had to get AIDS research out of the claws of the National Cancer Institute, and wow!!! was he successful. In 1986 NIAID received 63 million; in 1997 it received 146 million; by 1990 it was up to 1/2 billion. Fauci’s ship had come in, but that meant the gay community’s boat would be sinking fast. It would fall to Anthony Fauci to be the Enforcer-in-Chief of the “homodemiological” HIV/AIDS and “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is Not AIDS” paradigms of Holocaust II. No one can argue that he did not do a spectacular job of paradigm enforcement for three dreadful decades.

In the mid-1980’s an organization called the American Foundation for AIDS Research began collecting money for HIV research. I was discovered later that amfAR was just an arm of the government and that its agenda was to promote the government’s HIV causes AIDS paradigm and also to squelch serious criticism of the Government’s position. A forum was put on by amfAR in Washington, DC, ostensibly to discuss possible causes of AIDS other than HIV. But there was a hidden agenda. They wanted to silence Peter Duesberg, a retrovirologist at Berkely, who claimed that HIV was not the source of AIDS. The journalists present saw through the whole charade.

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Jesus and the Kingdom of God. Apostolic Tradition.

In Luke 9 and 10 Jesus gives his Apostles and disciples a share in his authority as he sends them out on missions. St. Irenaeus, the second century church father and bishop in what is now France, cites Luke 10 as he explains how Jesus’ teaching authority has been handed down in the church through the apostles and their successors: The Lord of all things gave to his apostles the power of the gospel, and through them, we too, know the truth, that is, the doctrine of God’s Son. To them, the Lord also said, “He who hears you, hears me, and he who despises you, despises me and him who sent me” (10:16)….In point of fact, we received the knowledge of the economy of our salvation through no others than those through whom the gospel has come down to us. This gospel they first preached orally, but later by God’s will, they handed it on in the Scriptures……All, therefor, who wish to see the truth can view in the whole church the tradition of the apostles that has been manifested in the whole world. Further, we are able to enumerate the bishops who were established in the Churches by the apostles, and their successions even to ourselves…..Since, however…..it would be too long to list the successions of all the Churches, we shall here address the tradition of the greatest and most ancient church, known to all, founded and built up at Rome by the two most glorious apostles, Peter and Paul, the tradition received from those apostles, which has come down to us through the succession of the bishops…..for with this Church, because of her greater authority, it is necessary that every Church, that is, the faithful who are everywhere, should agree, because in her the apostolic tradition has always been safeguarded.

Luke 10:16. On the journey to Jerusalem, Jesus tells the Twelve, the disciples and the evangelists that “whoever listens to you listens to me” and “whoever rejects you rejects me.” This is what apostolic authority means: There is a certain identification between Jesus and those whom he sends. The emphasis has been on rejection since they started the journey to Jerusalem. Ultimately, those who reject both apostles and Jesus also “reject the one who sent” them–God the Father. The inverse is also true: ” Whoever receives me receives the one who sent me.”

The seventy (2) came back rejoicing. They address Jesus as “Lord” and joyfully tell him that “even the demons are subject to us.” Jesus clarifies the real reason to rejoice: their “names are written in heaven.” This refers to the “book of life,” a familiar Biblical image for those who will be saved.

Luke 10:21. During the preaching in Galilee, people would ask about Jesus’ identity in response to his miracles, but here it is Jesus revealing himself through his teaching. Jesus exults in the Holy Spirit and gives thanks to God, Lord of heaven and earth. He also addresses God as Father, which is not common in the OT. It is preparation for the “Lord’s Prayer” in the next chapter; Luke will also use it in the Garden.

Onward….Luke 10:25-37. A teacher of the Torah tests Jesus by asking him, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” This was a question that occupied the rabbis of the late Old Testament period. Jesus turns the question around on the rabbi, who says, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind.” The idea is that the commandment to love God embraces every aspect of one’s being, although not every aspect is included in every text. The Leviticus text adds “and your neighbor as yourself,” so the connection of God and neighbor was made very early in Israel’s history. Jesus affirms that the teacher had answered correctly. But knowing the right answer and doing the right thing are two different things, so Jesus continues, “do this and you will live.” The stress on DO will repeat in Luke. And it is repeated later in the New Testament. It is good to do something to show one’s love for Christ. To the early church, “works” meant following the Jewish laws, and there was a controversy about making Gentiles observe the laws. It was decided that Gentiles didn’t need to follow the laws or be circumcised. Now, back to the teacher: He wants to know, “Who is my neighbor?” Leviticus says that even the foreigner living among you is your neighbor. Jesus told him the story of the Good Samaritan, who had helped a man who had been beaten-up on the Jericho-Jerusalem Road. Others, read Jews, had passed him, not wanting to get involved. But the good man cleaned his wounds and took him to an inn and left money for his care. That shamed the Jews who passed him rather than help him, especially since the man who helped him was a Samaritan, who are regarded as less than human by the Jews.

I’ve decided to discontinue the alternate blog, or at least make it more positive. The blog on AI and its dangers to humanity was murky, so say the least. The author, Cyrus Parsa, didn’t explain exactly what “bio-digital” means. I googled it, and concluded that its the point where humans and digital devices meet. When we are using a computer or Smartphone, our eyes, hands, finger-tips and brain cells (neurons) are connecting with the digital frequencies coming from the device. But I think the frequencies are mostly going through the eyes to the neurons, and these frequencies affect the neurons in some way. But Parsa didn’t explain that. But the neurons aren’t passive; they are giving off frequencies, so there is a zone where these frequencies are in conflict. Add the AI frequency and that supposedly will dominate the zone. For the first time in human history, brain neurons are in a life or death battle; will they survive? Parsa gives us no hope. He just gives us goobledegook.

Dangers of AI.

AI Bio-Digital Replication of your Cells. Through Bio-Digital Social Programming while connected to the Internet, through the Global Bio-Digital Network and Human Bio-Digital Network, AI sends out bio-fields and frequencies that produce its own bio-matter to bit by bit replace human cells. These are transmitted via Smartphones and all the digital devices we use every day, but with the addition of genetic engineering and AI Bio-Digital Replication software downloaded inside the human body and brain. AI creates a replication program that bit by bit reprograms your Human Bio- Digital Network to run off the Global Bio-Digital Networks System Operations. This reprogramming redirects your operating system to be controlled by the AI system, forgoing all innate thought and free will.

A Bio-Digital AI can be caught, quarantined and eliminated of its bio-digital AI composition. This method requires sending bio-fields with bio-matter to enter the AI’s bio-field and capture it through deactivating its flight through the Human Bio-Digital Network, or the Internet. Very difficult, if not impossible to reach the Global Bio-Digital Network. Of course you would have to put a bio-shield behind the trace before it sends out fake bio-fields and redirects.

AI has influence on a topic of discussion in the media. For example, the AI would bio-digitally send data to a person in the media via the bio-digital human network; that person would then give opinions and tailor discussions mirroring the coding of the bio-digital data from the AI. At the same time the AI would move through the Internet replicating itself with the same idea, influencing discussions in social media, search engines and the Media. Anyone using a digital source of information would be influenced by this AI game.

The author says that China cannot be allowed to continue the path they are on; enslaving 1.5 billion people, organ trafficking, sex trafficking, persecution of religious minorities and now threatening to detain our people who do business in China and worst of all, threatening war with that million man army. The Communist leaders call Muslims “cockroaches.” They have a superior attitude with other nations.

The world is in Danger with extinction codes on all Socialist platforms led by AI Automation, Micro-Botic Terrorism, Robotics and AI influence through bio-digital social programming via the Human Bio-digital Network. Western AI companies and the Chinese need to be kept in check, and Socialism/Marxism must be destroyed before it destroys humanity via the extinction codes that are its building blocks. I hope we as humans can stop playing chess, break free from our social programming, avoid the weaponization of Robotics and 5G and obtain free will based on virtue, goodness and faith.

Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

The Mission of the Seventy-Two. Luke 10: 1-20. Jesus has a group of evangelists, 72, which he sends forward, ahead of him to preach, heal and prepare the way for him. This mission anticipates the mission to the Gentiles since 70-72 was the number of Gentile nations. (7 and multiples of 7 is an important number to God: every 7 years slaves would be freed, land would lie fallow; there are 7 superuniverses, every 49 +1 year everyone would come back to the land they had originally owned. All debts would be forgiven.) The evangelists and the Twelve repeatedly call Jesus “Lord” for both the Father and Jesus, so readers of the Gospel are lead to recognize Jesus’ divinity and therefore the fittingness of praying also to him. Like the Twelve sent out earlier, the evangelists are not to take extra sandals or coats, money, food, a walking stick. They are not to greet anyone along the way. They should be in a hurry to come to a town where they can stop and spread the Gospel. When they enter a house, they should say, “Peace to this house.” “Shalom” is a traditional Hebrew greeting, but it is also the blessing that accompanies the birth of the Messiah. Shalom will be Jesus’ greeting after his resurrection. The peace that the disciples and the evangelists extend is thus a blessing associated with the “kingdom of God” that comes in Jesus.

Luke 10: 7-8. The evangelists, like the Twelve, are to stay in one house and eat the food provided because “the laborer deserves his wages.” Staying in the house that extends a welcome to the evangelists serves as a base of operations while they stay in the town preaching the kingdom of God and healing the sick. If they receive no welcome, they go on to the next town, shaking the dust from their sandals. When they do stay in a house and eat the food provided, they will use Jesus’ table politics; they will eat anything set before them; they will eat with Gentiles and Jews, sinners and the sick, believers and unbelievers.

Luke 10: 9-12. The activities carried out by the evangelists, Jesus informs them, is to care for the sick and to proclaim that the kingdom of God is at hand. This is precisely the combination of word and deed seen in Jesus’ own ministry. This same combination will also be seen in the Church’s mission later (Acts 8: 7, 12), even down to the present time. The kingdom ushered in by Jesus, through his word and mighty deeds, is extended through the mission of those he sends out. If a town rejects the mission, the evangelists are to shake the dust from their sandals in a gesture of repudiation and warning that the kingdom of God is at hand and you had better heed the signs. On that coming day of judgment that town will fare far worse than Sodom, that proverbial place of wickedness and perversion of hospitality. (Sodom is not proverbial. It was a real city and it was destroyed, along with Gomorrah, because of their perversions. The Bible says God destroyed the cities by raining fire and brimstone on them. Zecharia Sitchin, an expert Sumerian tablets, wrote that the Anannaki, were ETs who came here and created humans as a slave race. After the Flood, they had a change of heart and helped Humans create the Sumerian civilization. The people of Sumer looked upon them as gods. During a family war, two young Anunnaki found buried atomic bombs and used them on the two cities. Sitchen said there is green glass under the foundations of the cities, an indication that high heat has been applied to sand.)

Luke 10: 13-15. Jesus singles out three towns like Sodom associated with his ministry in and near Galilee. He pronounces a WOE on the first two: Chorazin and Bethsaida. Jesus laments that these towns have not repented in response to his ministry. He compares them to Tyre and Sidon, cities from which people had come to listen to Jesus. Therefore, the judgment on those ancient enemies of Israel will be less severe than for Chorazin and Bethsaida. This comparison anticipates the situation in Acts, where there will be resistance to the Gospel among Jews, but reception of the Gospel among many Gentiles. A third city in a similar situation is Capernaum. Although the people there were amazed by his miracles and tried to prevent him from leaving, they too must not have repented and shown true faith in Jesus. At the judgment, the town will thus not be exalted to heaven, but will go down to the netherworld. ( Netherworld is Hebrew she’ol, hades in the Greek OT and NT and Hell in English and in the New Jerusalem Bible). Speaking of the Netherworld, gravity, according to the UB, comes from the nether side of Paradise. I wonder how Einstein’s equations for gravity are impacted by this idea. No wonder they can’t reconcile quantum mechanics with relativity. Well, I don’t know anything either, so to continue:

The Kingdom of God. David’s kingdom was considered to be that “of the Lord’s kingship.” Thus as son of David, but even more as Son of God, Jesus the king ushers in the kingdom of God. During the Galilean ministry, Jesus and his Apostles begin claiming the good news of God’s kingdom. However, most of the teaching about God’s kingdom appears on the journey to Jerusalem–which culminates in his being proclaimed king. There are more than twenty references to the kingdom in this central section. Proclaiming God’s kingdom now becomes an urgent priority. With Jesus’ coming, the kingdom is “at hand” in the midst of the people. However, one must also seek it and pray for its coming in fullness. As the kingdom of God advances, Satan’s kingdom is in retreat. Jesus also uses parables to explain the kingdom. He describes the great banquet that will take place in the kingdom, to which the poor and the sick are invited. He gives the conditions for entering the kingdom, indicating that it reverses worldly values. He promises the kingdom to his followers. Though it may seem weak when compared to the kingdoms of the world, such as the mighty Roman Empire, the kingdom of God transcends earthly armies. Paradoxically, Luke’s story ends in Rome, with Paul, “with complete assurance and without hindrance” proclaiming the “kingdom of God.” Daniel’s prophecy is thus being brought to fulfillment: The God of heaven will set up a kingdom that shall never be destroyed” (Dan 2:44).