On May 13, 2008, Semmelweis Society International (SSI) presented the Semmelweis “Clean Hands” Award to Peter Duesberg and Celia Farber. (Click on the images at right, and click here to read a press release about the awards.)
Clark Baker, a private investigator and retired LAPD officer, was hired by the SSI to investigate Duesberg and Farber, after members of SSI received political retaliation for giving the awards. As Baker describes in his report,
"In the spirit of freedom and science, SSI commissioned this report to respond to questions and arguments regarding Professor Duesberg’s unanswered questions of Dr. Gallo’s 1984 HIV hypothesis. As an independent investigator who could not be influenced by the threats or attacks made against vulnerable SSI members and others; and as someone who had never heard of Duesberg, Gallo, Farber, or AIDS Denialism before May 2008, SSI believed that this investigator had the unbiased and proven investigative experience necessary to examine both sides of the controversy. For his efforts, this investigator was not compensated."
Baker's complete report, "Gallo's Egg", vindicating Duesberg and Farber can be read in its entirety here. Baker concludes, "Based upon the evidence contained in this report, this investigator must agree with hundreds of reputable scientists and doctors who remain unconvinced that Dr. Gallo’s retrovirus is real or has anything to do with the disease called AIDS.... As I looked at the evidence against Duesberg and Farber, I found evidence of prevarication, subterfuge, libel, and criminal behavior on the Gallo side against that PNAS-published science of Duesberg’s side."
You can listen to Baker interviewed on the Robert Scott Bell podcast at the following two links:
The Robert Gallo HIV Egg is Cracking, and
Exclusive Bonus Interview
Also, stay tuned to Robert Scott Bell's podcast for an upcoming interview with Duesberg and Farber this Sunday, August 3.
There are 2 new interesting blog posts on Clark Baker's blog, check them out:
http://exlibhollywood.blogspot.com/
Posted by: sadunkal | August 02, 2008 at 04:07 PM
Why is this virus so controversial in its very existence unlike others? why the main Media keep silent about the other side views? How a single type of virus is responsible for many diseases?when do we get vaccine for it?
Posted by: Darius Modi | August 04, 2008 at 08:44 AM
This is really bad on the part of science.science all about questioning and if somebody is deprived of its own rights,Right for Information thats really not acceptable.They should be given atleast one chance to prove their hypothesis.
They are not only two, they are many all around the world and they are very reputed.
David Resnik
Kary Mullis
Perth Group
and many others
so please be human and spread the word
Think of the day when its all being exposed and it will be a great set back to all the humanity.
Lets make this world a better place to live.
For more informatiion visit
www.virusmyths.com
Posted by: Rishav | November 14, 2008 at 03:56 AM