case and gives both sides a voice.
Also, check this website from the author of the book in question:
http://www.aidsorigins.com/The scientific battle over this issue is far from over as you can see:
http://www.aidsorigins.com/badscience/bm7b.shtml"Conclusion:
The latest historical evidence (especially about local vaccine preparation in Stanleyville) is revelatory, and demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that live polio vaccines prepared in chimpanzee tissue cultures (at least some of which were almost certainly contaminated with chimpanzee SIV) were administered to up to one million African "volunteers" in the 1957-1960 period. The specific populations where the vaccine was given were the first in the world to experience HIV-1 infections and AIDS some five to twenty years later.
This latest scientific evidence is also strongly supportive of the OPV theory. Significantly, it is now apparent that every one of the alleged "disproofs" of the OPV theory, which were so loudly trumpeted at the Royal Society meeting and in the pages of Nature and Science, is either false or inherently flawed.
This raises questions about the integrity and motivation of some of the scientists who have so eagerly announced such claims. One of these questions has to be: are senior members of the scientific establishment engaged in a deliberate cover-up in order to protect the good name of vaccination (as well as certain professional and financial vested interests)?
If so, let them be reassured on one score, at least. The safety of vaccination per se is not in question here, for there is little doubt that vaccination has saved more lives than any other public health measure ever introduced.
It is the safety of one particular polio vaccine (the African version of CHAT) which is being questioned, together with the activities (both in the fifties and more recently) of the scientists who prepared and tested it.
Edward Hooper. Original article completed: February 29th, 2004. This updated version completed: January 27th, 2005."Additionally, it's amazing how few people are aware of the controversy surrounding this issue and others like it.
The domentary is well worth watching if only to entertain the possibilities ...