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BBB:The Surgeon General on AIDS
It was the Surgeon General who tried to stop the flow of income
into the South through the tobacco crop by declaring that "cigarettes
might be dangerous for your health." While he did that, his salary was
paid by a government income which included the good ole Bull's Eye Red
Dot liquor stores that replaced the bootleggers.
Recently, the Surgeon General has done all he could to spread an
epidemic of AIDS in America by pretending it isn't really a bad thing.
Fortunately, the people down underneath who have to deal with it have
better sense than the Surgeon General.
We read an order dispatched from Los Angeles that says, "Sheriffs,
deputies, and members of the local police force were ordered to carry
gloves and towels in their patrol cars after some were splattered with
blood from an accused man, said by his family to have AIDS. One of the
policemen splattered with blood had a cut on his hand and will have to
be tested for AIDS up to eighteen months. Sheriff Sherman Block has
taken the position THAT POLICE SHOULD BE GIVEN THE NAMES OF ALL AIDS
PATIENTS." But never fear! In the anti-police, anti-sheriff,
anti-justice system of the District Court Judges and the Supreme Court
Judges, not even a doctor has a right to tell anybody that somebody has
AIDS. The people who were supposed to be put in as "crime fighters" are
promoters of crime.
Beware what the Surgeon General says about AIDS; it may be dangerous
to your health!
In Bonn, West Germany, "Motorists must carry disposable plastic
gloves in their cars in case they are called on to help AIDS victims
injured in traffic accidents. Failure to carry two pairs of gloves
calls for a $12.50 fine. Failure to provide help to a traffic casualty
can mean a one-year jail term."
Problem: How do you guess which accident victim has AIDS?
Answer: You can't.
So you buy the gloves. You buy the gloves if you think the Surgeon
General is dangerous to your health, which he is!
From the Intelligence International Limited in Cheltenham, England,
we learned that a sixteen-page report states, "If present trends
continue, black Africa will be 70% depopulated by 1997." The report
revealed that a French research team has managed to isolate the AIDS
virus in more than one type of African mosquito.
Beware the Surgeon General, he is dangerous to your health.
Completely contradicting the October 1987 first AIDS Report and the
publication of the Center for Disease Control, the Surgen General sent
out a national piece of paper to encourage you to get AIDS as soon as
possible! We cite from Daily News Digest, Vol 14., No. 12, page 1,
where we read: "You can look just about anywhere in the official word
coming down to us, to be summed up in effect by saying that you
absolutely, positively cannot get AIDS from toilet seats. What almost
goes without saying is a toilet seat often has body fluids on it; all
kinds of body fluids. This has caused us to come to a rather astounding
conclusion. When these body fluids are found on the hard surface in a
health care environment, it has been recommended that something just
short of a blowtorch be used to disinfect the surface to prevent the
possible transmission of the AIDS virus. However, if these same body
fluids are found on a particular kind of a hard surface known as a
"toilet seat," then there is no need to worry about the possible
transmission of the AIDS virus! So, here's the inescapable conclusion:
toilet seats must have some sort of medical, almost magical quality.
Evidently it somehow has the capacity to kill all sorts of
disease-causing viruses, according to the Surgeon General."
The first AIDS report from the Center for Disease Control said this,
"Blood and other fluids from all patients should be considered
infective and laboratory work surfaces should be decontaminated with
appropriate chemical germicide after a spill of blood or other body
fluids."
With the exception of toilet seats in public places!
Beware the Surgeon General of the United States. He evidently
doesn't use public washrooms, he just wants you to use them!