Dear, 28 June 2016
I write you about Belgium covering up that they caused AIDS in the Belgian Congo around 1960. I try to keep things short for clarity. I apologise for spelling errors since they give me a false word list in MS Word with the secret police. This cover up is about thirty years old. They discovered then in the annual reports of the LMS (Stanleyville medical laboratory; reports: ‘raport annuelle de laboratoire médicale de Stanleyville’) that they most likely caused AIDS through dangerous experiments. In short they used a passive immunity rescue technique with chimpansee hyperimmune serum in blacks. This was based on their experience with serovaccinations. They used chimpansees for testing partially attenuated poliovirus. The virus strains from the chimpansees that recovered were used again on the same animals to create hyperimmune serum. These strains were tested on humans. If in the early fever stage paralysis could be expected they used the chimpansee hyperimmune serum for rescuing their trial patients. They did serovaccinations as well, being injections with live virus and hyperimmune serum. They tried to attenuate their polio strains by serial animal passages on HeLa cell culture which made HIV-1 group M more adapt to proliferate in black women than in other races.
These LMS annual reports are no longer made available to people who wish to look things up since it is covered up by Belgian and French secret police aided by the CIA and others. There are however plenty of scientific articles in old journals of this era that describe inoculations of humans with simian blood. I looked up many of these articles prior to 2009 when I contacted all embassies in Brussels about this cover up. There are dozens of articles in the French literature of such simian blood inoculation in humans and it seems to have been a general practice by French researchers. The easiest starting point would be to look up the many articles by Jérome Rodhain (mind an accent on the o of Jerome which they block from MS Word) describing the injection of humans with chimpansee blood. He did nothing else for two decades from about 1940 to 1960 or a bit longer than injecting humans with chimpansee malaria through blood transfusion of chimpansee blood into humans. These were often psychotic psychiatry patients who were given fever therapy in this way. There are a dozen or so of these articles in the journal ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale.’ from 1935 to 1965. You can easily check the index of these volumes for articles from Jérome Rodhain who nearly all describe injection of chimpanzee blood into humans. This should be enough to request a reinvestigation if you can bring it into the media. There are two English articles describing the Jérome Rodhain chimpansee blood injections into humans: ‘The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene. 1948. Volume 28. Issue 5. Page 629-631.’ and
‘Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1956. Volume 50. Issue 3. Page 287-293.’.
There exist also articles from the French injecting humans with chimpansee blood. This would be for instance an article in ‘C R Soc Biol’ or ‘Bull Soc Pathol Exot’ from 1928 or 1932. This article describes the same research as the LMS reports in Kindia, Cameroon. Most likely it is in the ‘C R Soc Biol’ volume from 1932 and you can find it by looking for poliovirus in the index of the volume on the microfilm archive from the American national library. They made a fake volume in the Brussels national library and they did not allow me in the Paris national library with French secret police. There is also an article in the ‘Annals de l’Institut Pasteur de Dakar’, from the 1920s or later describing the large scale production of sooty mangabey hyperimmune serum against yellow fever for use in humans. It seems the French used that mostly for blacks in the colonies where they used human convalescent immune serum for whites. This sooty mangabey immune serum administration let to HIV-2 introduction while they caused HIV-1 group N and O in the Kindia Pasteur Institute in Cameroon.
The article describing the large scale production of sooty mangabey hyperimmune serum for injection into humans in the Dakar Pasteur Institute was deleted from my files by the secret police. They also blocked the Annales de l’Institute Pasteur de Dakar volumes from the available volumes in the Royal Library in Brussels (national library) where this article can be found. I think it is from a bit later than the 1920s when the yellow fever vaccin is already available. Search also for Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Dakar. The volumes are not that large and can be searched in a day to a week. I do still have a copy of the article describing chimpansee poliomyelitis hyperimmune serum production for injection into humans by the French. This article was probably changed on my computer and on my photocopies to refer to the Pasteur Institute in New Guinea instead of Kindia Cameroon other than that the reference was changed and probably other edits. I have it currently on file as: ‘Utilisation du chimpanzé pour la préparation du sérum antipoliomyélite. Auguste Pettit, Berthe Erber et Constantin Kolochine. Comptes rendus des séances et Mémoires de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales et associées. 1932. Volume 109. Page 821-825.’. This article describes how they intended to produce polio antiserum from chimpansees for human injection on a large scale. It should be possible to retrace this article by searching the index of ‘C R Soc Biol’ and ‘Bull Soc Pathol Exot’ from 1932 and 1928 for poliovirus. If you can not go to the library yourself you can order the index from the national library of the US where they keep this on microfilm. These two articles provide serious evidence for HIV-2 and HIV-1 group N and O introduction by the French.
Finding these two articles mentioned in the paragraph above will probably prove the most efficient in proving the origin through medical experiments. I would however search for these after you find the Jérome Rodhain articles since that is the easiest. There are however several more articles I ordered that they made to disappear with the secret police. One example is the articles about blood typing of chimpansee blood. The French did that at an early stage for their transfusions of humans with chimpansee blood. The Belgians copied this research much later for their chimpansee blood transfusions in the Stanleyville medical laboratory. This is described in the ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale’ volume at the time they did their chimpansee research in the LMS. The secret police deleted it from my computer and stole the photocopies. In this Belgian articles was a reference to the earlier work by the French in ‘Annales de l’Institut Pasteur’. When I searched for this it was not their so they worked with a fake volume or a false reference. The Belgian article mentioned however how the French injected people with chimpansee blood. The article I found was: ‘Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1928. Volume 42. Page 363-379.’. Possibly they falsified this. The Belgian volume ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale’ looked too new paper and probably was a reprint. Quite likely the microfilm archives in the American national library or wherever they have some original version will reveal some different articles. It is worth looking up these Belgian and French chimpansee blood typing experiment articles as well as the secret police clearly deleted it.
As far as transfusions of humans with chimpansee blood goes, there was a news broadcast on Belgian national television mentioning this. This was at the time of the Kikwit Ebola epidemy. There was a Congolese doctor that rescued a lot of patients by transfusion of blood of the recovered patients into the patients that were still ill. He mentioned during an interview in French that he had learned this technique from Paul Osterrieth in the LMS were they transfused patients with chimpansee blood. This interview was from a French crisis reporter and was broadscasted on the VRT evening news at the end of the Ebola epidemy. I do not know wheter they broadcasted it on the French channels. It was Martine Tanghe doing this evening news broadscast and she said ‘so it is true then after all’. But she echoed later from her ear phone ‘but they tell us we should not talk about that right now’. A bit later she said ‘they want us to tell that the Congolese doctor means they transfused people with blood from recovered people’. Probably that Congolese doctor is dead now as he was very old. I wrote Martine Tanghe with registered mail but I have no certainty it was delivered. They probably keep all foreign broadcasts including live broadscasts like the VRT news on file with a US information gathering agency. So in theory they could reproduce this news broadcast. As I think the Americans are part of this cover up however I think they will just edit it.
The point is the journalists, politicians and academics in Belgium are well informed about this issue and they keep it a public secret with this entire regime. They had a major incident at the end of the 1980s when it became clear HIV came from chimpansees. At this time it was debated publicly with the academics how they transfused people with chimpansee blood or serum in the LMS. They made the reports disappear and had everyone lie about it for thirty years. They wrote a book with a person named Edward Hooper who works for the secret police to cover it up. The different chapters were written by different academics so they had a fake research attempt that revealed no evidence. They deliberately circumvented all publications were they mentioned transfusion of humans with chimpansee blood.
There are in total several dozens of articles describing monkey blood injection into humans in mainly French articles. I have requested many copies from the national library in Brussels. Unfortunately Belgian secret police has entered my house and changed many of these copies as well as my files on computer and DVDs. Therefore I can not be more specific.
Many articles were forged in the national library in Brussels (Royal library Albert I) as well. They used fake pages turned yellow to look old. The Americans have a large collection of microfilm articles in their national library of French and Belgian articles that will no longer match. The fake articles can not stand under a carbon dating analysis. There exists one article of Jérome Rodhain in English in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine describing injection of chimpansee blood into a psychiatric patient. Also in this journal you can find a lot of evidence of trial patients developing hepatitis after injection with monkey liver mixture a few weeks after serovaccination. I list some articles below this letter but they changed the pages and volumes on my photocopies and computer so these references may prove false. If you search the index of these volumes in the microfilm archive of the American national library you will succeed.
The Belgians have shortly after I contacted all embassies in Brussels including the ones from black African countries arrested me with the police and placed me in psychiatry by court order. They continue to forcefully inject me with antipsychotic drugs while I do not have schizophrenia. They have stolen all coupons of about one hundred registered mail pieces I wrote to all Belgian politicians, embassies and the media like CNN. Possibly they never delivered those. I started a court case for which I had to pay but they just made it disappear. I send email to hundreds of academics, the media and politicians but they have taken over my account and such more. They continue to persecute me with the secret police and keep me under forced psychiatric rule.
It is inevitable that sooner or later the truth about HIV and viral hepatitis will emerge. There is just no good scientific explanation for the sudden origin of these viruses. They used a lot of small oncoviruses in a mix with yellow fever virus during the attenuation campaign. In this way finally a recombination occured with one of the many arboviruses they used in their mixes. Probably this can be retraced by doing a partial sequence alignment on the amino acid level of the vaccin strain and the various arboviruses that should emerge with a BLAST search. Also HDV seems to be related to something murine. They used a variety of test animals for serial passages and they used mixed liver suspension of mainly simians to inject humans with their passed virus strains as advanced cell culture was not yet available. Probably the reports of the Rockefeller laboratories that did a lot of this research are also no longer made available as the Americans know this as well.
I do another effort now in communicating this issue to the media and scientists and government officials. But it seems like this cover up extends globally now and it just takes some time until they will bring it out. It is clear that the academics of the Leuven university KULeuven in Belgium discovered the truth in the LMS annual reports about thirty years ago and read through the old literature and tried to cover things up. I have contacted all important deans and academics from medical faculties in Belgium so these people are well informed.
If you try to contact me do it by sending someone to the physical address below as they took over the internet and phone and make all post disappear. They probably just send out false email from my account.
Yours sincerely,
Thomas Delbeke
Thomas Delbeke
Schoonzichtlaan 80
3020 Winksele
Belgium
Toom2079@gmail.com
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American journal of hygiene. 1952. Volume 56. Issue 1. Page 78-89.
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Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1928. Volume 42. Page 363-379.
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Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1931. Volume 47. Issue 5. Page 492-507.
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Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1937. Volume 59. Issue 6. Page 610-623.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1940. Volume 65. Page 50-62.
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I write you about Belgium covering up that they caused AIDS in the Belgian Congo around 1960. I try to keep things short for clarity. I apologise for spelling errors since they give me a false word list in MS Word with the secret police. This cover up is about thirty years old. They discovered then in the annual reports of the LMS (Stanleyville medical laboratory; reports: ‘raport annuelle de laboratoire médicale de Stanleyville’) that they most likely caused AIDS through dangerous experiments. In short they used a passive immunity rescue technique with chimpansee hyperimmune serum in blacks. This was based on their experience with serovaccinations. They used chimpansees for testing partially attenuated poliovirus. The virus strains from the chimpansees that recovered were used again on the same animals to create hyperimmune serum. These strains were tested on humans. If in the early fever stage paralysis could be expected they used the chimpansee hyperimmune serum for rescuing their trial patients. They did serovaccinations as well, being injections with live virus and hyperimmune serum. They tried to attenuate their polio strains by serial animal passages on HeLa cell culture which made HIV-1 group M more adapt to proliferate in black women than in other races.
These LMS annual reports are no longer made available to people who wish to look things up since it is covered up by Belgian and French secret police aided by the CIA and others. There are however plenty of scientific articles in old journals of this era that describe inoculations of humans with simian blood. I looked up many of these articles prior to 2009 when I contacted all embassies in Brussels about this cover up. There are dozens of articles in the French literature of such simian blood inoculation in humans and it seems to have been a general practice by French researchers. The easiest starting point would be to look up the many articles by Jérome Rodhain (mind an accent on the o of Jerome which they block from MS Word) describing the injection of humans with chimpansee blood. He did nothing else for two decades from about 1940 to 1960 or a bit longer than injecting humans with chimpansee malaria through blood transfusion of chimpansee blood into humans. These were often psychotic psychiatry patients who were given fever therapy in this way. There are a dozen or so of these articles in the journal ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale.’ from 1935 to 1965. You can easily check the index of these volumes for articles from Jérome Rodhain who nearly all describe injection of chimpanzee blood into humans. This should be enough to request a reinvestigation if you can bring it into the media. There are two English articles describing the Jérome Rodhain chimpansee blood injections into humans: ‘The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene. 1948. Volume 28. Issue 5. Page 629-631.’ and
‘Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 1956. Volume 50. Issue 3. Page 287-293.’.
There exist also articles from the French injecting humans with chimpansee blood. This would be for instance an article in ‘C R Soc Biol’ or ‘Bull Soc Pathol Exot’ from 1928 or 1932. This article describes the same research as the LMS reports in Kindia, Cameroon. Most likely it is in the ‘C R Soc Biol’ volume from 1932 and you can find it by looking for poliovirus in the index of the volume on the microfilm archive from the American national library. They made a fake volume in the Brussels national library and they did not allow me in the Paris national library with French secret police. There is also an article in the ‘Annals de l’Institut Pasteur de Dakar’, from the 1920s or later describing the large scale production of sooty mangabey hyperimmune serum against yellow fever for use in humans. It seems the French used that mostly for blacks in the colonies where they used human convalescent immune serum for whites. This sooty mangabey immune serum administration let to HIV-2 introduction while they caused HIV-1 group N and O in the Kindia Pasteur Institute in Cameroon.
The article describing the large scale production of sooty mangabey hyperimmune serum for injection into humans in the Dakar Pasteur Institute was deleted from my files by the secret police. They also blocked the Annales de l’Institute Pasteur de Dakar volumes from the available volumes in the Royal Library in Brussels (national library) where this article can be found. I think it is from a bit later than the 1920s when the yellow fever vaccin is already available. Search also for Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Dakar. The volumes are not that large and can be searched in a day to a week. I do still have a copy of the article describing chimpansee poliomyelitis hyperimmune serum production for injection into humans by the French. This article was probably changed on my computer and on my photocopies to refer to the Pasteur Institute in New Guinea instead of Kindia Cameroon other than that the reference was changed and probably other edits. I have it currently on file as: ‘Utilisation du chimpanzé pour la préparation du sérum antipoliomyélite. Auguste Pettit, Berthe Erber et Constantin Kolochine. Comptes rendus des séances et Mémoires de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales et associées. 1932. Volume 109. Page 821-825.’. This article describes how they intended to produce polio antiserum from chimpansees for human injection on a large scale. It should be possible to retrace this article by searching the index of ‘C R Soc Biol’ and ‘Bull Soc Pathol Exot’ from 1932 and 1928 for poliovirus. If you can not go to the library yourself you can order the index from the national library of the US where they keep this on microfilm. These two articles provide serious evidence for HIV-2 and HIV-1 group N and O introduction by the French.
Finding these two articles mentioned in the paragraph above will probably prove the most efficient in proving the origin through medical experiments. I would however search for these after you find the Jérome Rodhain articles since that is the easiest. There are however several more articles I ordered that they made to disappear with the secret police. One example is the articles about blood typing of chimpansee blood. The French did that at an early stage for their transfusions of humans with chimpansee blood. The Belgians copied this research much later for their chimpansee blood transfusions in the Stanleyville medical laboratory. This is described in the ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale’ volume at the time they did their chimpansee research in the LMS. The secret police deleted it from my computer and stole the photocopies. In this Belgian articles was a reference to the earlier work by the French in ‘Annales de l’Institut Pasteur’. When I searched for this it was not their so they worked with a fake volume or a false reference. The Belgian article mentioned however how the French injected people with chimpansee blood. The article I found was: ‘Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1928. Volume 42. Page 363-379.’. Possibly they falsified this. The Belgian volume ‘Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale’ looked too new paper and probably was a reprint. Quite likely the microfilm archives in the American national library or wherever they have some original version will reveal some different articles. It is worth looking up these Belgian and French chimpansee blood typing experiment articles as well as the secret police clearly deleted it.
As far as transfusions of humans with chimpansee blood goes, there was a news broadcast on Belgian national television mentioning this. This was at the time of the Kikwit Ebola epidemy. There was a Congolese doctor that rescued a lot of patients by transfusion of blood of the recovered patients into the patients that were still ill. He mentioned during an interview in French that he had learned this technique from Paul Osterrieth in the LMS were they transfused patients with chimpansee blood. This interview was from a French crisis reporter and was broadscasted on the VRT evening news at the end of the Ebola epidemy. I do not know wheter they broadcasted it on the French channels. It was Martine Tanghe doing this evening news broadscast and she said ‘so it is true then after all’. But she echoed later from her ear phone ‘but they tell us we should not talk about that right now’. A bit later she said ‘they want us to tell that the Congolese doctor means they transfused people with blood from recovered people’. Probably that Congolese doctor is dead now as he was very old. I wrote Martine Tanghe with registered mail but I have no certainty it was delivered. They probably keep all foreign broadcasts including live broadscasts like the VRT news on file with a US information gathering agency. So in theory they could reproduce this news broadcast. As I think the Americans are part of this cover up however I think they will just edit it.
The point is the journalists, politicians and academics in Belgium are well informed about this issue and they keep it a public secret with this entire regime. They had a major incident at the end of the 1980s when it became clear HIV came from chimpansees. At this time it was debated publicly with the academics how they transfused people with chimpansee blood or serum in the LMS. They made the reports disappear and had everyone lie about it for thirty years. They wrote a book with a person named Edward Hooper who works for the secret police to cover it up. The different chapters were written by different academics so they had a fake research attempt that revealed no evidence. They deliberately circumvented all publications were they mentioned transfusion of humans with chimpansee blood.
There are in total several dozens of articles describing monkey blood injection into humans in mainly French articles. I have requested many copies from the national library in Brussels. Unfortunately Belgian secret police has entered my house and changed many of these copies as well as my files on computer and DVDs. Therefore I can not be more specific.
Many articles were forged in the national library in Brussels (Royal library Albert I) as well. They used fake pages turned yellow to look old. The Americans have a large collection of microfilm articles in their national library of French and Belgian articles that will no longer match. The fake articles can not stand under a carbon dating analysis. There exists one article of Jérome Rodhain in English in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine describing injection of chimpansee blood into a psychiatric patient. Also in this journal you can find a lot of evidence of trial patients developing hepatitis after injection with monkey liver mixture a few weeks after serovaccination. I list some articles below this letter but they changed the pages and volumes on my photocopies and computer so these references may prove false. If you search the index of these volumes in the microfilm archive of the American national library you will succeed.
The Belgians have shortly after I contacted all embassies in Brussels including the ones from black African countries arrested me with the police and placed me in psychiatry by court order. They continue to forcefully inject me with antipsychotic drugs while I do not have schizophrenia. They have stolen all coupons of about one hundred registered mail pieces I wrote to all Belgian politicians, embassies and the media like CNN. Possibly they never delivered those. I started a court case for which I had to pay but they just made it disappear. I send email to hundreds of academics, the media and politicians but they have taken over my account and such more. They continue to persecute me with the secret police and keep me under forced psychiatric rule.
It is inevitable that sooner or later the truth about HIV and viral hepatitis will emerge. There is just no good scientific explanation for the sudden origin of these viruses. They used a lot of small oncoviruses in a mix with yellow fever virus during the attenuation campaign. In this way finally a recombination occured with one of the many arboviruses they used in their mixes. Probably this can be retraced by doing a partial sequence alignment on the amino acid level of the vaccin strain and the various arboviruses that should emerge with a BLAST search. Also HDV seems to be related to something murine. They used a variety of test animals for serial passages and they used mixed liver suspension of mainly simians to inject humans with their passed virus strains as advanced cell culture was not yet available. Probably the reports of the Rockefeller laboratories that did a lot of this research are also no longer made available as the Americans know this as well.
I do another effort now in communicating this issue to the media and scientists and government officials. But it seems like this cover up extends globally now and it just takes some time until they will bring it out. It is clear that the academics of the Leuven university KULeuven in Belgium discovered the truth in the LMS annual reports about thirty years ago and read through the old literature and tried to cover things up. I have contacted all important deans and academics from medical faculties in Belgium so these people are well informed.
If you try to contact me do it by sending someone to the physical address below as they took over the internet and phone and make all post disappear. They probably just send out false email from my account.
Yours sincerely,
Thomas Delbeke
Thomas Delbeke
Schoonzichtlaan 80
3020 Winksele
Belgium
Toom2079@gmail.com
American journal of hygiene. 1944. Volume 39. Issue 3. Page 337-430.
American journal of hygiene. 1951. Volume 54. Issue 1. Page 132-143.
American journal of hygiene. 1952. Volume 56. Issue 1. Page 78-89.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1907. Volume 21. Page 851-857.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1928. Volume 42. Page 363-379.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1930. Volume 44. Issue 4. Page 367-436.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1931. Volume 47. Issue 5. Page 492-507.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1937. Volume 58. Issue 3. Page 297-325.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1937. Volume 59. Issue 6. Page 610-623.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1940. Volume 65. Page 50-62.
Annales de l’Institut Pasteur. 1961. Volume 101. Page 82-95.
Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale. 1923. Volume 3. Page 377-379.
Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale. 1925. Volume 5. Issue 1. Page 1-24.
Annales de la Société belge de médecine tropicale. 1936. Volume 16. Page 521-531.
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