Mr. Lewis Lapham decision to tackle the AUDS 'menagerie is worthy of further public attention for a number of reasons. Initially I find the article to be classic misdirection. The medical and science communities have been 'out of control' relative to HIV/AIDS for a very long time.

The Harper article purposefully excludes the U.S. Special Virus program (1962 - 1978). If the magazine were truly interested in discussing HIV/AIDS, Mr. Lapham would have checked the fifteen progress reports of this secret, federal program. Mr. Lapham would have then found answers to some of the more posing questions about the creation, production and proliferation of HIV/AIDS.

Among some of the more startling discoveries coming from the progress reports are the names and projects of some of the most prolific doctors and scientists today, including Dr. Peter Duesberg Like Robert Gallo and Luc Montange, many people credited with HIV's discovery, apparently were developers of HIV/AIDS, vis-à-vis the U.S. Special Virus program. The eyes of the world should be upon this secret federal virus development program. It is unethical and immoral for the United States to perpetrate democracy, while secretly seeking to kill its own citizens and others.

If Harper's Magazine were sincere, then they would be among the first to call for clinical testing of the AIDS CURE, U.S. patent #5676977 (www.ispto.gov).

In light of the overwhelming U.S. documents outline the U.S. ORIGIN of AIDS, Harper's Magazine should be in the highest bell tower. They are not.

The Harper article is a subterfuge away from the U.S. manufacture of HIV.

May a higher power have no mercy on the United States of America.

Boyd Ed Graves, J.D.
3942 Florida St.
San Diego, CA 92104
619-840-9364

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