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Part 1 of a "debate" between David Crowe and Dr. Boyd Graves on CKLN radio in Canada, recorded April 1, 2008. The program was intended to be a one-hour debate between Crowe and Graves, but Graves hung up after the first 15 minutes, and the moderator took a lot of unnecessary time trying to get him back on the phone. Regardless, Crowe delivers his usual impeccable expertise about HIV and AIDS, and points out that Graves has a conflict of interest claiming that HIV was the intentional result of a US government program in which Dr. Peter Duesberg participated, trying to sell his so-called "AIDS cure" which he has patented.

Part 2 of a "debate" between David Crowe and Dr. Boyd Graves on CKLN radio in Canada, recorded April 1, 2008. The program was intended to be a one-hour debate between Crowe and Graves, but Graves hung up after the first 15 minutes, and the moderator took a lot of unnecessary time trying to get him back on the phone. Regardless, Crowe delivers his usual impeccable expertise about HIV and AIDS, and points out that Graves has a conflict of interest claiming that HIV was the intentional result of a US government program in which Dr. Peter Duesberg participated, trying to sell his so-called "AIDS cure" which he has patented.  

This is an interview with Stephen Davis on Crash: Are You Ready with George Berry recorded March 12, 2008. Davis discusses whether HIV can cause AIDS, the role of AZT in the deaths of 300,000 Americans between 1987 and 1997, the myriad of problems with the so-called HIV tests, the scientific study that proves HIV is not transmitted through heterosexual intercourse, and the lethal dangers of the HAART drugs. Davis is the author of two books on HIV and AIDS, including Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial and Are You Positive?. For more information, please visit www.areyoupositive.org and www.theaidstrial.com.  

An interview with Liam Scheff and Mimi Pascual, hosted by Lizz Brown, detailing the atrocities that occurred at the Incarnation Children's House in New York City, where mostly poor and black orphans were used as guinea pigs for highly toxic AIDS drug experiments. The interview was recorded on August 6, 2005.

This is a brief radio interview in Sydney, Australia on Sydney Community Radio 2SER, featuring Matthew Drake-Brockman giving an update on the Parenzee case now ongoing in the Australian Court of Appeals.  

This is a sequel to an interview on Dynamic Health, CFRO-FM Radio in Vancouver, Canada, with John Pranger, featuring David Crowe founder of Alberta Reappraising AIDS Society. Mr. Crowe discusses his research on so-called infectious diseases, including AIDS and SARS; the testimony of Dr. Robert Gallo in the on-going Austrialian HIV trial; and the problems with the HIV tests. For more information, please visit the Alberta Reappraising AIDS Society.  

This is a recorded interview on the Talk Rado Network with Robert Scott Bell, featuring Dr. Peter Duesberg, Professor of Molecular Biology at the University of California, Berkeley, broadcast on March 18, 2007. Duesberg discusses the history of virus research as the cause of cancer and then AIDS, questions HPV as the cause of cervical cancer and the similarities to HIV, explains that having the antibodies to a virus should mean immunity to whatever disease that virus could cause, and talks about the media and scientific blackout he endured after challenging the accepted theory that HIV causes AIDS. For more information, please go to www.rsbell.com and www.duesberg.com.

This is Part 1 of the edited interview on LIB Radio with Keidi Obi Awadu, featuring Stephen Davis, author of Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial. Stephen and Keidi discuss the reasons why HIV cannot cause AIDS, AIDS in Africa, speculation about why more African-Americans are testing HIV-Positive than any other community in the U.S., the spiritual opportunities being diagnosed HIV-Positive can provide and the fear that is created as a result, and the various scientific studies provivng that HIV cannot be transmitted through heterosexual contact and the law suits that are occurring. To purchase the complete interview and support Living In Black Radio, please go to www.LIBradio.com. Davis said, "Of all the radio interviews I've done, these callers were the most educated and committed of all, and Keidi Obi Awadu and LIB deserve all the support we can give them."

This is Part 2 of the edited interview on LIB Radio with Keidi Obi Awadu, featuring Stephen Davis, author of Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial. Stephen and Keidi discuss the reasons why HIV cannot cause AIDS, AIDS in Africa, speculation about why more African-Americans are testing HIV-Positive than any other community in the U.S., the spiritual opportunities being diagnosed HIV-Positive can provide and the fear that is created as a result, and the various scientific studies provivng that HIV cannot be transmitted through heterosexual contact and the law suits that are occurring. To purchase the complete interview and support Living In Black Radio, please go to www.LIBradio.com. Davis said, "Of all the radio interviews I've done, these callers were the most educated and committed of all, and Keidi Obi Awadu and LIB deserve all the support we can give them."

This is Part 3 of the edited interview on LIB Radio with Keidi Obi Awadu, featuring Stephen Davis, author of Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial. Stephen and Keidi discuss the reasons why HIV cannot cause AIDS, AIDS in Africa, speculation about why more African-Americans are testing HIV-Positive than any other community in the U.S., the spiritual opportunities being diagnosed HIV-Positive can provide and the fear that is created as a result, and the various scientific studies provivng that HIV cannot be transmitted through heterosexual contact and the law suits that are occurring. To purchase the complete interview and support Living In Black Radio, please go to www.LIBradio.com. Davis said, "Of all the radio interviews I've done, these callers were the most educated and committed of all, and Keidi Obi Awadu and LIB deserve all the support we can give them."