AFRO-NETS> HIV/AIDS as a biological weapon

[Mdimu Ngoma <nmdimu@hotmail.com>]

HIV/AIDS as a biological weapon
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Dear Sisters and Brothers, Attorney Generals & Lawyers, Doctors 
and Nurses, Politicians (MPs, Ministers) & Africans' Presidents,
 
I am sorry, I can't stand any further - we have to do something 
now!!! Dears, are you really serious regarding prevention & con-
trol packages, which ever will be for the HIV transmissions?? Do 
you really know how many brothers and sisters from the age of 
null to adult age we have lost/given to HIV since the 80s? Dears, 
are you sure, you have not yet lost one from AIDS, even from your 
lovely neighbours?
 
I am sure you have. Then what? How do you feel about this? What 
is your perception? What have you done to destroy this killing 
weapons? Probably nothing!! I am sure you have met diagnosed one 
or you probably know one suffering from AIDS (from your experi-
ence of presenting signs and symptoms) from your communities, of-
fices, and different institutions, and I am sure you have seen 
them continue to practice their awkward and bad sexual behaviour 
towards poor, clean, innocent subjects who are HIV negative.
 
My questions are: (1) What are you thinking about this group of 
ill people who are transmitting HIV to our innocent citizen know-
ingly, should we just leave them? (2) What and how do you think 
we can have a new policy or law or whichever we can call it to 
control this group of people who are using this biological weapon 
to kill others? Is this not a crime? If it is, where are our 
rights and who is protecting us? (3) Don't you think is a high 
and right time now(!!) for them to appear at the court??
 
Ngoma, M.C.
Manchester, UK
mailto:nmdimu@hotmail.com

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