an official complaint against your doctor, clinic, or hospital, please go to AreYouPositive.org and click on the link that says, “For Help in Filing An Official Complaint,” and follow the instructions.
Chapter Thirty-Two
Author's Epilogue
This book is a work of fiction based on fact: the truth about the HIV tests and HIV drugs based on the scientific evidence.
The fictitious first-degree murder trial in this book did not actually happen. However, as this book went to print, a very similar trial was scheduled in Toronto, Canada; and unless this is stopped now, other trials like it will most assuredly occur in the various United States in the coming months.
Any character who utters even a single word in this novel is fictitious – with the exception of Dr. Kary Mullis, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry – and any similarity or resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely and purely coincidental, for legal reasons.
However, there are a number of other names mentioned in passing that are real. Dr. Robert Gallo, for example, is very much alive as head of the Institute of Human Virology in Baltimore, Maryland.
So much for the characters. What’s important is what they say; and every word that is said in testimony from all the witnesses in this fictitious trial, or in conversations with health reporter Sarah Meadows, is indisputably true
Chapter Thirty-Two
Author's Epilogue
This book is a work of fiction based on fact: the truth about the HIV tests and HIV drugs based on the scientific evidence.
The fictitious first-degree murder trial in this book did not actually happen. However, as this book went to print, a very similar trial was scheduled in Toronto, Canada; and unless this is stopped now, other trials like it will most assuredly occur in the various United States in the coming months.
Any character who utters even a single word in this novel is fictitious – with the exception of Dr. Kary Mullis, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry – and any similarity or resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely and purely coincidental, for legal reasons.
However, there are a number of other names mentioned in passing that are real. Dr. Robert Gallo, for example, is very much alive as head of the Institute of Human Virology in Baltimore, Maryland.
So much for the characters. What’s important is what they say; and every word that is said in testimony from all the witnesses in this fictitious trial, or in conversations with health reporter Sarah Meadows, is indisputably true