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Continued from page 61 – The LOW DOWN on HIV/AIDS
and “Living on the DOWN LOW”
• Sperm deposited in the rectum can cause an
immune system response.
• HIV positive patients “recover” after they stop
taking drugs - both “legal” and “illegal”.
• Condoms (made from polyisoprene) have holes
in them much larger than HIV
• Intravenous drug users who consistently used a
clean needle exchange program were 10.2 to
22.9 times MORE likely to test HIV positive
than drug users not in a clean needle exchange
program.
• After many billions of dollars of research effort
over 20 years, HIV scientists still cannot
explain how HIV causes AIDS.
When you make sure folk do not know the truth about
HIV/AIDS, you can create a new way to “catch” it. If
that new way causes Black men and Black women to
stop trusting each other - again, so much the better.
When Black men and Black women are fighting
between ourselves, global white supremacy wins
because Black folk have to be united to win this war.
Black folk have to be careful not to let our attention
wander. We are becoming more politically aware. We
are studying our relationship to global white
supremacy. We recognize the dynamics of the Black
Holocaust. We say we understand clearly that the plan
is to remove Black folk from the planet.
We must keep in mind what we know. The health care
industry is an active part of the global white supremacy
machine. We cannot rely on those who plan to
annihilate us for information that concerns our health.
There are many folk in our community that we respect
and look to for advice who do not take the time to
research an issue before they spread the message put
out by the mis-education system and the tell-lie-vision.
Some of these people mean well. However, that does
not change the fact that, because of mis-information,
folk suffer and die when they don’t have to.
All over the Black world the threat from HIV/AIDS is
more psychological than physical. As stated in the
document "CASTRO HLONGWANE, CARAVANS,
CATS, GEESE, FOOT & MOUTH AND
STATISTICS" which the leaders of South Africa’s
African National Congress circulate among themselves:
“Given that our minds on this matter have
become thoroughly clogged by the information
communicated by the omnipotent apparatus, a
miracle will have to be achieved to get all our
people to use their brains, rather than perish on
emotional responses based on greatly heightened
levels of fear.”
“The healing power of a person lies within the person,
not within the doctor, a pill, or a knife. The healing
power of a community lies within the community, not
within a ballot box, an executive order, or a
referendum.”
Sistah Qaraandin’s work has appeared in several
newspapers and magazines. Her highly acclaimed first book,
“Maintaining Our Temples,” is a top seller. You can
contact her at pantherpawproductions@hotmail.com
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Africa: New Light Shed on
Male Sex Work
June 20, 2011
IRIN
Johannesburg — Commercial sex work, dominated by
a focus on women, could be redefined as new research
launched today in Nairobi, Kenya, sheds light on the
complicated HIV prevention needs of what may be
Africa's most deeply underground group at high risk of
HIV - male sex workers.
The report co-authored by the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) and South Africa's
Sex Workers Education and Advocacy Taskforce
(SWEAT) seeks to better understand the social
contexts, sexual practices and risks, including that of
HIV, among these men.
The professional debut of many of the 70 male sex
workers surveyed in Kenya, Namibia, South Africa,
Uganda and Zimbabwe was often prompted by the
family rejecting the men's sexual orientation; for others,
it was a way to survive in a foreign country.
Men reported being at risk of HIV in many ways,
including the unavailability of specialty health services,
the premium clients placed on unprotected sex,
violence and the lure of substance abuse. Although the
work often placed them at risk of substance and
physical abuse as well as HIV infection, the researchers
found that it also provided the men with a sense of
freedom and empowerment.
The report cautions that mitigating these risks may
require specialised HIV prevention services unlike
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