AIDS was quite possibly one of the most horrific developments of the 20th century. Millions of dollars have been poured into research, yet a cure still seems all but elusive. Gone are the days of carefree sex, drugs, and rock and roll; the deadly virus isn't at all discriminatory about who it infects. Shocking as the whole phenomenon would be if this were a natural plague, theory has it that the AIDS virus was artificially manufactured by the US government to kill off the so-called "useless eaters" of the human race: blacks, homosexuals, and drug users, to be more precise. The Minister of Health for Louis Farrakhan's Nation of Islam, Dr. Abdul Alim Muhammad, called for a formal investigation. In his words, "We know from the congressional Report that money was appropriated for the creation of artificial biological agents to defeat the immune system. This took place in July of 1969. Ten million dollars was allocated to the US Army. So...let there be hearings to uncover the files." In an experiment that took place in Tuskegee, Alabama, from 1932 to 1972, about 400 black men were used as guinea pigs as scientists studied the effects of syphilis left untreated. This experiment caused much distrust among blacks, leading many to suspect the government of intentionally introducing the AIDS virus into the black community via such medical trials. Over 30 years later, a study by Rand Corp found that 16% of the Black community believed that AIDS was created to reduce the black population, while 25% thought it was manufactured in a lab.

Was HIV secretly invented by the CIA?

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