Black people are dying more than any other people on this planet - Wangari Maathai

The 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Wangari Maathai spoke the truth about AIDS, but the US government denied it

The late Wangarĩ Muta Maathai was a famous Kenyan environmental, social, and political activist and the first woman in East and Central Africa to earn a Ph.D. at the University of Nairobi in Kenya. She was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize in 2004.

 

 Before her death, she said something about HIV/AIDS, which the media and governments have swept under the carpet, but I will bring it out today.

 

 There are thousands of reasons that have ruined or soiled the reputation of the media. We can’t list all of them, but we know that the profession, journalism, has totally lost its credibility and ethics.

 

 One of the ethics governing journalism is that a journalist should remain neutral, not at all affiliated with any political party. Unfortunately, many journalists favor certain political parties and spew fire on other political parties they hate.

 

 The career of journalists has been questioned over and over when it comes to issues in Africa. Journalists cover up crimes in favor of governments and give false information.

 

 For example, since the outbreak of HIV/AIDS and Ebola, there is no journalist brave enough to write that the diseases were manmade because the polio vaccine was contaminated and used on Africans in Congo and Uganda.

 

 Independent scientists, writers, and more than two thousand influential and key figures from various institutions had publicly accused the US government of committing horrible medical crimes against humanity.

 

As if the media had been paid to remain silent, no light has been shed on these particular allegations.

 

The 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Wangari Maathai, said, "Some say that AIDS came from the monkeys. I doubt that because we have been living with monkeys since time immemorial. Others say it was a curse from God, but I say it cannot be that.

 

 "Black people are dying more than any other people on this planet." Maathai spoke at a press conference in Nairobi a day after winning the prize for her work in human rights and reversing deforestation across Africa. ”

 

 "It's true that there are some people who create agents to wipe out other people. If there were no such people, we could not have invaded Iraq." Maathai, also the Kenyan deputy environment and natural resources minister and the fearless speaker, said:

 

 "In fact, HIV was created by a scientist for biological warfare. Why has there been so much secrecy about AIDS? When you ask where the virus came from, it raises a lot of flags. That makes me suspicious."

 

 It’s a shame that Wangari is not a journalist, but she has said what a journalist knows but wouldn’t like to say. That’s where journalism has lost its ethics and credibility.

 

 Africa accounts for 25 million out of the estimated 38 million people across the world infected with HIV, and the vast majority of infected Africans are women, according to UNAIDS estimates.

And what is more disturbing is the attack of African-Americans by HIV/AIDS at the same time. This even creates more suspicion. The worst of all is the devastation of the coronavirus in the Black population.

 

 The United States congratulated Maathai on winning the Nobel Peace Prize but tempered its praise over her claims about AIDS.

 

"She said HIV/AIDS was invented as a bioweapon in some laboratory in the West," a senior State Department official said. "We don't agree with that."

 

 The question is: How long can people cover up the crime of AIDS and Ebola when the truth is already known?

 

It’s a big shame that America, Belgium, and Holland knew the contaminated polio vaccine was used on Africans, but they are still covering up this crime, even when Prof. Dr. H.H. Cohen, in 1978, confessed in Holland that:

 

 “As a physician and bacteriologist, I worked in the field of safety and as a director of the National Institute for Public Health RIV, on behalf of the Dutch Government. I am responsible for the manufacture of dangerous vaccines.”

 

 Whatever goes around comes around. This is what everyone has to remember. AIDS was made to kill Africans; unfortunately, it has taken so many whites to their untimely grave as well.

 

If care is not taken, no matter what, Ebola will gradually spread to Europe and America, a taste of their own medicine.

 

Unity means strength. With one accord, let’s fight against medical crime to create a healthy future for the next generation, including our children.