AIDS: What the Government Isn't Telling You

by Lorraine Day

Book by Day, Lorraine

301 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1991

Reviews

[Jamie · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is terrible. I truly, truly hope people are not falling for this but I know they are. I found this book starting with a search for amber jewelry. Of course the results of that were five pages of pseudoscience garbage and this woman's name appeared on some of the same sites as the mystical claims regarding amber. I read this book just to see how bad it really was. Its bad. I truly do not understand why decades of medical research around the world is all discarded by people who pick up this book and decide 'everything else in the world is wrong. This woman knows what she's doing." How does that happen? Yes, the medical community has been wrong. They made a lot of mistakes regarding AIDs at first and didn't understand it much at all. That isn't hidden. There is no 'cover-up.' All the mistakes and early tragedies are available for anyone to read. What kind of 'cover-up' puts all the mistakes and false beliefs up for display. The entire concept of this book is ridiculous and the actual stated information is dangerous.

[Pastor Greg · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is dated. But when I read it in 1992, it woke me up to the reality of politics being so corrupt and the reality that the homosexual movement was a powerful threat to the health and freedom of all Americans. I think I am being gracious by giving it 2 stars, though.

I do not recommend this book for any other reason than to see how someone can start out (in her 50's) with some semblance of reason only to turn into a completely unhinged goofball. Years after reading this, I saw this author basically become a Holocaust denier promoting various heresies and claims to have a secret health plan to heal you no matter what your disease (she's conquered the curse of Genesis 3?). As of the time of this writing, she appears to still be alive (around age 82), so she may have something to say about longevity but I'm willing to put down a good bit of money that she'll be dead by the year 2050.

[Pam · Rating 1 out of 5]

Lies. Lots of lies.

[Angela]

One of the first books I ever read. I think I was in 6th or 7th grade. I will never forget this book. My little sheltered, small-town innocent mind was forever tainted after reading the sick shit in this book. THANKS, MOM!