“There is no evidence for it.”  Science Nobel Laureate  Kary Mullis gave this answer to the question: “What is the strongest argument against the HIV-Causes-AIDS hypothesis?”
    Perhaps never has there been such a disparity between the political strength of a hypothesis and its scientific merits. Politically it prevails, through censorship revolving around the interests of a multi-billion dollar AIDS Industry. Scientifically it never had a leg to stand on. Hundreds of scientists, journalists and other professionals are not only convinced that the HIV-Causes-AIDS hypothesis is wrong, but that it was bizarre and foolish from the very beginning.
    The obvious parallel is Lysenkoism. For many years, no one in the Soviet Union publicly expressed disbelief in Trofim Denisovich Lysenko's crackpot theories that acquired characteristics can be inherited. No one dared discuss the principles of modern genetics, for to have done so would have meant risking one's career and even one's life.
    For those who are open-minded, I have prepared a very brief list of AIDS-dissident resources. My objective is to include only the most important and most readily available.


Web sites:
    There are dozens of web sites with critical AIDS articles. Here are a few of the best:

    AIDS Wiki   

    VirusMyth   

    Immunity Resources Foundation  


Books:
Henry H. Bauer, The Origin, Persistence and Failings of HIV/AIDS Theory, McFarland and Co. (2007).

Rebecca Culshaw, Science Sold Out: Does HIV really cause AIDS? North Atlantic Books, The Terra Nova Series (2007).

Peter H. Duesberg, AIDS: Virus- or Drug Induced? Kluwer Academic Publishers (1996).

Peter H. Duesberg and Bryan J. Ellison, Inventing The AIDS Virus, Regnery Publishing, Inc. (1996).

Neville Hodgkinson, AIDS: The Failure of Contemporary Science, Fourth Estate (1996).

Heinrich Kremer, The Silent Revolution in Cancer and AIDS Medicine, Xlibris 2008.

Serge Lang, Challenges, Springer (1998).

John Lauritsen, The AIDS War: Propaganda, Profiteering and Genocide from the Medical-Industrial Complex, Asklepios (1993).

John Lauritsen and Ian Young (editors), The AIDS Cult: Essays on the Gay Health Crisis, Asklepios (1997).

Christine Maggiore, What If Everything You Thought You Knew About AIDS Was Wrong? (41-page booklet), HEAL Los Angeles (1999).

Joan Shenton, Positively False: Exposing The Myths Around HIV and AIDS, I.B. Tauris (1998).

Ian Young, The AIDS Dissidents: An Annotated Bibliography, The Scarecrow Press (1993).

Ian Young, The Stonewall Experiment: A Gay Psychohistory, Cassell (1995).