Johan Beaurain
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I am afraid that even if the majority of us are convinced that the ARV drugs are poisonous, the politicians are not going to take much note of us. None of the political parties here in South Africa has really expressed their disagreement with the pack of lies around HIV/Aids.
The Democratic Alliance even went as far as publishing a list of individuals on their website that they regarded as people with dangerous views that should be suppressed:
“The DA's objective in compiling this list is to make it clear why these individuals are so dangerous, and raise public awareness about who they are and what they stand for. These individuals hide behind the excuse of promoting scientific debate in order to promote views that are false and dangerous. South Africa cannot let this continue any longer.”
This note is available online at:
http://www.da.org.za/da/Site/Eng/campaigns/aidsdissidents.asp
I would have thought that if a group of people tries to promote views that are false and dangerous, political parties would be eager to initiate a debate with them so that they can be exposed for what they are. But in the case of HIV/Aids I am getting the impression that all the political parties want to suppress the debate. Why are political parties behaving in this manner? All of the politicians in the political parties here in SA cannot really be as stupid as what they pretend to be. Or are they too scared to open their mouths around this issue?
The Democratic Alliance even went as far as publishing a list of individuals on their website that they regarded as people with dangerous views that should be suppressed:
“The DA's objective in compiling this list is to make it clear why these individuals are so dangerous, and raise public awareness about who they are and what they stand for. These individuals hide behind the excuse of promoting scientific debate in order to promote views that are false and dangerous. South Africa cannot let this continue any longer.”
This note is available online at:
http://www.da.org.za/da/Site/Eng/campaigns/aidsdissidents.asp
I would have thought that if a group of people tries to promote views that are false and dangerous, political parties would be eager to initiate a debate with them so that they can be exposed for what they are. But in the case of HIV/Aids I am getting the impression that all the political parties want to suppress the debate. Why are political parties behaving in this manner? All of the politicians in the political parties here in SA cannot really be as stupid as what they pretend to be. Or are they too scared to open their mouths around this issue?
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