This is a lecture from 1995 about the problems of AIDS and other claimed "virus" caused diseases. This lecture comes from the perspective that "viruses" exist BUT that they are not the cause of disease but used as scapegoats.

"Author of "Why We Will Never Win The War On AIDS" made this lecture after the case Regnery v Ellison, which forced that book off the market. The lecture provides some but not all of the material in the book and describes some of the legal issues that he has had.

Time has vindicated Bryan Ellison; since the lecture was given there has been the curious incident in South Africa: Thabo Mbeki, its president, in 2000 declared that HIV was not the cause of AIDS and refused to treat HIV. Guess what? No AIDS epidemic in South Africa. Go figure. Also, microbiologist Henry Bauer has (after this lecture was made) said that the HIV virus might not even exist, never mind cause AIDS or anything else. This lecture is perhaps out of date, but science is forever and the key concepts it includes are still valid and important."