Quoted message said:I'm Googling, trying to find some info on him.
"He received his doctorate from Tufts University, and was awarded a
fellowship in behavioral research at the University of Rochester.
Dr. Horowitz earned a master's degree in public health and behavioral
science from Harvard University.
He also holds a master's degree in health education from Beacon
College.
For more than a decade, Dr. Horowitz directed a multidisciplinary
health center.
He served on the faculty at Tufts University, Harvard University, and
the Leslie College Institute for Arts and Human Development."
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Susan -
www.hrnjad.net/health/bArticles/LenHorowitzIV.htm
and
http://www.mountainbuzz.com/soulboating/wwwboard/index.pl?read=3760
'According to Horowitz, the funding for the project included a portion
of the 1970 budget of the United States Department of Defence.
One of the team members was Dr Robert Gallo, who shares credit for the
“discovery” of the AIDS virus with Dr Luc Montagnier. Much of Gallo’s
work was done as part of a semi-secret Special Virus Cancer Programme,
under the auspices of the National Cancer Institute.
The National Cancer Institute’s vast cancer research facility in
Maryland, (which had formerly been the Fort Detrick Hospital biological
warfare facility), was managed by Litton Bionethics, one of the United
States government’s major biological weapons contractors.
The year 1969 to 1970, and Maryland, United States, is a key date and
location of the search for the origin of the AIDS virus. According to
William Blum in his book, Rogue State, on June 9, 1969, deputy director,
research and engineering, United States Department of DefenceDr Donald
M. MacArthur testified before the United States Congress as follows:
“Within the next five to ten years, it would probably be possible to
make a new infective micro-organism which would differ in certain
important aspects from any known disease-causing organism. Most
important of these is that it might be refractory [resistant] to the
immunological and therapeutic processes upon which we depend to maintain
our relative freedom from infectious disease.”
All of this has to be seen against the background of a long, sordid
record of United States government involvement in chemical and
biological warfare and experimentation.'
