Important comment from a reader

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The following comment appears on my post from May, A Way Out, by a reader named Bobby (reprinted with permission):

I just finished reading your book on Kindle! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for writing something beneficial to the world but that probably hasn’t given you much in return. For context, I *am* gay (Although it's annoying to see people parade around with their sexuality as their personality and identity.) I have an undergraduate degree in applied mathematics, and studied pure mathematics in my first three years before picking up computer science courses. I’ve read many many AIDS dissident books and I truly appreciate your background and perspective. I always loved mathematics from a young age, and I think it was my understanding that objective truth is only found in mathematics. Or rather, the study of mathematic acknowledges truth is built only on chosen axioms and assumptions. I already knew your book was worth the read when I read your comments on proof by contradiction in the preface. The HIV-AIDS hypothesis and COVID both present a house of cards of bullshit. When trying to convince people in the last 3 years of the lies surrounding COVID, I had to structure my arguments with the assumptions as a disclaimer: "Let’s assume Covid exists and the tests work, then X cannot be true." Everyday I deal with the bifurcation of my reality and that of virtually all other gay men. The HIV/AIDS paradigm has become engrained in gay culture. For example, this past winter, the gay village in Toronto had 5 massive billboards spanning just two blocks for HIV medication. There are PrEP ads all over the village, and targeted in social media, as well as dating apps like Grindr. I am building a little photography portfolio of the insanity. I'd like to offer my two cents on the way out... First, one of the greatest barriers is the egotistic nature of the gay community (and humans) and their inability to recognize when they have been duped. Second, as you recently pointed out in the post about RFK Jr's book, people largely ignore the HIV/AIDS debate. This should not be understated, and has implications outside of HIV / AIDS. For example, in the summer 2022, there was a propaganda campaign surrounding monkey pox. I saw with my own eyes all of my gay friends become fearful of a disease that barely seemed to exist. Then, the monkey pox vaccine campaign started, and once again, virtually all gay men lined up at clinics in Ontario (and all over the world) to get the monkey pox vaccine. One of my friends went to New York to get a second one. The background and history of the monkey pox vaccine is not too different from the recent COVID vaccines, and not surprisingly, one of my good friends had to go to the hospital from side effects from the monkey pox vaccine. Fortunately, he is fine now. All of this insanity has happened unbeknownst to the majority of the population. Most people didn’t pay attention to monkey pox. Yet all over the world the gay community is propagandized with it. I’ve actually visited upwards of 10 different major metros since summer of 2022, and monkey pox posters can be seen in the gay clubs and institutions. (Not too mention PrEP ads.) This is all to say that even if the scientific community were to turn around an do right with the HIV/AIDS crisis, the gay community would probably reject it. The obsession over identity, which has created an easily controlled and targeted demographic, that self identifies and loves their victim hood, is the biggest barrier to the way out in my opinion.

He followed up with the following:

Ps. My original comment is a little negative, and I should add that I do believe the tides are turning on the bigger picture of germ theory and allopathic medicine. I do believe there is an awakening, and instead of fighting old paradigms, I am more interested in creating new communities and systems that simply make the old ones irrelevant. These old paradigms will die on their own. This means too that the false construct of LGBTQ+ will need to die, so something more beautiful can be born from the ashes. The culture war surrounding LGBTQ+ is a symptom of a ship sinking.

There is a lot to unpack here, and I think he has made some critical points. (All interpretations are my own.) Worthy of highlighting include the Monkeypox propaganda that occurred recently, aimed squarely at the so-called “AIDS risk group” of gay men; as well as the acknowledgment that certain “risk group” members may actually wish to cling to HIV AIDS propaganda. His very last sentence—controversial though it may be—deserves particular attention.

As usual, sound off in the comments, and a sincere thank you to Bobby for his insightful comments, and for allowing me to reprint them.