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| − | '''Operation Infektion''' was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet-era]] disinformation campaign run in the 1980s to use credible looking doctors to spread false information that [[HIV/AIDS]] was formulated at a lab in Fort Detrick. | + | '''Operation Infektion''' was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet-era]] disinformation campaign run in the 1980s to use credible looking doctors to spread false information that [[HIV/AIDS]] was formulated at a lab in Fort Detrick.<ref>[https://www.apnews.com/917ef0fb4cf6616990e6734ad5942bd6 Soviet Bulletin Says AIDS Leaked from U.S. Laboratory]</ref> |
Theories about the lab-origin of HIV were first promoted by Jakob Segal, who was later outed as a [[Soviet]] [[KGB]] agent. Additionally, these theories have been promoted by Alan Cantwell, Robert Strecker, [[Milton William Cooper]], Leonard Horowitz, [[Louis Farrakhan]], [[Frank Zappa]], and [[Infowars]].com<ref>[https://www.infowars.com/brexit-the-hidden-agenda/ ANTI-TRUMP NEOCONS PUSH OUTDATED COLD WAR FEARS]</ref> | Theories about the lab-origin of HIV were first promoted by Jakob Segal, who was later outed as a [[Soviet]] [[KGB]] agent. Additionally, these theories have been promoted by Alan Cantwell, Robert Strecker, [[Milton William Cooper]], Leonard Horowitz, [[Louis Farrakhan]], [[Frank Zappa]], and [[Infowars]].com<ref>[https://www.infowars.com/brexit-the-hidden-agenda/ ANTI-TRUMP NEOCONS PUSH OUTDATED COLD WAR FEARS]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:37, April 21, 2019
Operation Infektion was a Soviet-era disinformation campaign run in the 1980s to use credible looking doctors to spread false information that HIV/AIDS was formulated at a lab in Fort Detrick.[1]
Theories about the lab-origin of HIV were first promoted by Jakob Segal, who was later outed as a Soviet KGB agent. Additionally, these theories have been promoted by Alan Cantwell, Robert Strecker, Milton William Cooper, Leonard Horowitz, Louis Farrakhan, Frank Zappa, and Infowars.com[2]