all aids is, is the government trying to limit the population of the world because the world is becoming over populated. also they probably have a cure that will be released when the population is to where they want it. just think about it aids came out of no where and no one before the 70's had it or had to worry about it. all they had to want worry about was the clap.

just think about it.... look into it deeper.all aids does to you is destroy your immune system. its a constant battle between your immune system and aids that aids always wins.

The anecdotal evidence is there, the 1969 congressional hearings and appropriations for $10 Million (a LOT of money back then) to produce a virus which destroys the immune system.

The WHO vaccination program in Africa in the 70s which which preceded subsequent AIDS outbreak. The New York 1978 hepatitis B vaccine experiments using gay men as subjects and the resulting outbreak there as the epicenter and later San Francisco.

Google it if you don't believe me.

It's possible, and the virus is unlike anything we've seen before. There is another theory that it originated in the poor countries of Haiti and Zaire where the government has allowed pharmaceutical companies to pay subjects to test products for small amounts of money which go a long way in those economies. We know it's happened in those countries, and we know that AIDS really initially took off in those countries. It's not proof, but it's not a coincidence that should have been ignored.

I can see this one happening. It's not as if we have any solid proof of where the virus came from, and if you think about the nature of AIDS, it would fit the job description.

Why not? We're always looking for a better way to kill each other...

This is pretty plausible.It's not like there's no such thing as research & development for biological warfare,and no matter how "careful" those government employees (of any country,not just the US) are,things could easily go wrong.It's a sick world where more money is spent on ways to kill than ways to help our condition.