In 2006, the AIDS incident was a quarter-century old. The disease was first discovered in homosexual men from Manhattan. The epidemic did not begin in Africa. The first AIDS case was uncovered in Manhattan in 1979. The AIDS epidemic in Africa did not start until the autumn of 1982 at the earliest. Before discovering the man-made theory of AIDS, it is worth watching a small but extremely vocal team who considers the cause of AIDS is still unidentified, the AIDS blood test is worthless, and that HIV is a harmless virus that is not sexually transmitted.

Formally starting in July 1981 as a strange and critical illness specifically discovered in several number of younger white gay men from New York City and Los Angeles. The disease has already killed 20 million people with 40 million more currently contaminated with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), commonly approved as the only cause of AIDS. One million Americans are now contaminated with HIV; and almost 50 percent of the new cases are African-American.

The disease was first discovered in homosexual men from Manhattan. “Gay cancer,” by means of Kaposi’s sarcoma skin tumors, was the most stunning identifying sign. Drugs, promiscuity, and anal sex were all believed to be a cause in the unmatched decline of the immune system. It was soon obvious the disease was not limited to gays: the strange agent was in the national blood supply, and an incident of AIDS was discovered in Central Africa.

In April 1984, Robert Gallo of the US National Cancer Institution (NCI) announced his finding of HIV as the cause of AIDS. Thus, Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris filed a lawsuit claiming he had first discovered the AIDS virus at Pasteur, and that Gallo had stolen the French virus after it was sent to his lab for study.