responsible for a study hypothesizing that the Hepatitis B vaccine was responsible for the HIV/AIDS. He was also a member of the RSL. Because the RSL had been wrong the first time, very little credit was given to Horowitz. The documents showing that HIV/AIDS derived from contaminated Hepatitis B vaccines have never received adequate attention. (Hopper)
             The first case of the virus in the United States was around 1970. It involved a fifteen year-old black male. The cases following that were of young, homosexual men with pneumonia and Kaposi's sarcoma living near the New
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