U.S. Forced To OK Lawsuit Charging U.S. Lab Origin Of HIV/AIDS

Article image In a November 20, 2002 letter from the Office of the Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, AIDS ORIGIN researcher, Boyd E. Graves, J.D. has been given sixty days to file suit in the U.S. federal court of his choosing.
"The people have forced the right to sue the United States over their "creation",
"production" and "proliferation" of HIV/AIDS through the secret, federal virus development program, the U.S. Special(AIDS) Virus program (1948 - 1978)." said Graves.

"The yearly progress reports of the secret program provide the irrefutable narrative proof of the linkage of experiment to the flowchart, "research logic" of the African Holocaust. This best explains how Black people account for 13% of the population and 50% of all new AIDS cases."

Graves, a civil rights lawyer and decorated U.S. Navy veteran filed a similar complaint with Ohio's federal courts in 1998. After his 33 month legal battle and appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in 2001, Graves' lawsuit prompted Congress to request an investigation into the missing appropriations of the secret federal virus development program Special Virus through the U.S. General Accounting Office.

(Photo: Dr. Graves with Flow Chart.)