Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola: Nature, Accident, or Intentional?

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Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz's national best-seller provides the first in-depth exploration into the origins of HIV and Ebola.
"Health professionals and those involved in infectious disease research will find Emerging Viruses startling: Harvard researcher Horowitz's studies gather evidence to conclude that AIDS and the Ebola viruses evolved during cancer virus experiments in which monkeys were infected with viral genes from other animals. Certain to spark controversy, this provides quite a different view of virus mutations and evolution." -- Midwest Book Review

Contents:
The purpose of this book
Abbreviations
Prologue
Part I. Introduction and scientific background.
* Chap. 1. The World Health Organization theory of AIDS
* Chap. 2. WHO plays in the big leagues
* Chap. 3. Cold war, biological weapons, and world health
* Chap. 4. The road to Fort Detrick runs through Bethesda
* Chap. 5. The emperor's new virus
* Chap. 6. Gallo's research anthology: the AIDS buck and virus stops here
* Chap. 7. An interview with Dr. Robert Strecker
* Chap. 8. HIV-1, 2 and the big bang
Part II. The political terrain.
* Chap. 9. Early targeting of minority America
* Chap. 10. African foreign policy and population control
* Chap. 11. Henry Kissinger's new world order
* Chap. 12. Silent coup in American intelligence
* Chap. 13. USAID and New York blood
* Chap. 14. Central West African vaccine trials
Part III. Covert operations.
* Chap. 15. The CIA/Detrick operation
* Chap. 16. Project MKNAOMI
* Chap. 17. The CIA's human experiments
* Chap. 18. Nazi roots of American Central Intelligence: the biological warfare industry
* Chap. 19. The CIA in Africa
* Chap. 20. ORTRAG: links to Nazis, NATO, NASA, the NCI and AIDS
* Chap. 21. Marburg, Ebola and chilling propaganda in The Hot Zone
* Chap. 22. The special virus cancer program
* Chap. 23. The man-made origin of Marburg and Ebola
* Chap. 24. Icing on the cake and conclusions
References and notes
Index
About the author.
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