KunstlerCast - Conversations: Converging Catastrophes of the 21st Century KunstlerCast 419 — Celia Farber on Covid Sorcery, the AIDS Fiasco, and Science Gone Wrong
Feb 26, 2025
Celia Farber, an acclaimed journalist and blogger known for her critical takes on the AIDS crisis and COVID-19, discusses her journey through investigative journalism. She explores the controversies surrounding HIV narratives and the health establishment's response to the AIDS epidemic. Farber delves into the origins of COVID-19, the influence of media, and the dynamics of public health during the pandemic. She also critiques vaccine skepticism, corporate corruption in healthcare, and the urgent need for accountability and ethical integrity in modern medicine.
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Origin of Farber's AIDS Investigation
- Celia Farber's interest in the AIDS epidemic began with a magazine cover featuring conflicting views on HIV's role.
- This sparked her journalistic curiosity and led her to interview Peter Duesberg.
Duesberg's Challenge to HIV Theory
- Peter Duesberg, a leading retrovirologist, challenged the established view that HIV caused AIDS.
- He argued that retroviruses were harmless and incapable of causing disease.
Duesberg's Controversial AIDS Theory
- Duesberg suggested that drug use and sexual behavior in the gay community contributed to AIDS.
- This view, though controversial, highlighted the clash between scientific observation and social/political sensitivities.
