Let’s take a stroll down memory lane. Jamie Dlux shares some historic AIDs commercials from the 1980s, made in Australia and Great Britain. There’s some fascinating music, seemingly borrowed from, or perhaps just emulating, classic horror films, like Friday the 13th. Dlux compiled the commercials for Celia Farber, a contemporary journalist, who was speaking at a AIDs convention.
How did Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, introduce cancel culture to the world of the working scientist? Much of the change happened during the AIDS era, as noted journalist Celia Farber documented. More from Jamie Dlux.
Are Third World children in Africa, Asia and Latin America dying because Westerners have been encouraging their mothers to feed the babies bottled formula, rather than actual breast milk? Jamie Dlux explores that premise in a new video, including vintage footage from Celia Farber. A veteran journalist whose work has appeared in Spin and Rolling Stone, Farber has been criticized by Leftists for promoting AIDs denialism.
