Not sure if this is the right section for this topic. There are some things that trouble me regarding AIDS
1)It appeared suddenly, the years after WW2. This means that the disease was either in existance but not recorded(difficult but not impossible)or emerged suddenly during that period
2)All nations during ww2 did biological experiments that today would be considered war crimes. Even US admitted that they deliberately injected sypfilis to prisoners and others
3)The basic characteristic of AIDS is that it destroys the immune system(making it the perfect biological weapon)
Under WW2 circumstances its not impossible to think that a group of doctors, sponsored by a government conducted experiments on black people in Africa. Then at some point, the project was abandoned and the doctors left(but AIDS stayed behind)




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