Viruses as Weapons – New Light on COVID-19 and HIV

VIRUSES AS WEAPONS – New Light on COVID-19 and HIV

The day after Ingemar Ljungqvist had finished writing the last chapter of the book, he passed away, as if the struggle were over for him. He left behind an invaluable gift to humanity: the truth about who and what lies behind both HIV and the coronavirus. A life’s work based on more than thirty years of research.

From the publisher:

The day before Ingemar Ljungqvist’s passing, on December 20, 2022, our editor-in-chief received the final chapter of his book, which would become his last major work. The book contains Ingemar’s collective knowledge, 30 years of research and scholarly inquiry. It unravels the truth about the origins of HIV and finds many disturbing parallels with the coronavirus. Ingemar’s conclusion is simple: everything points to these two viruses being biological weapons, created in a laboratory. By whom, and why? The clues in the book reveal the mystery behind both HIV and COVID-19.

My journey in search of the truth actually began in Ghana, West Africa, one day in September 1986. On the front page of a daily newspaper there, I saw that three research teams, working independently of one another, had concluded that the real pandemic of that time—AIDS—was a disease whose pathogen had been created in a laboratory. That thought never left my mind. Just like Alice in Wonderland, I would really like to climb deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole to try to uncover the truth. It was a hole of the darkest darkness. In my case, with the help of supportive friends, it resulted in a book: *Aids Tabu*. It was published in 1992. It’s now out of print, and most libraries have removed it from their shelves—but it’s actually just as interesting today—if not more so. I delved into it myself and went back to the references, neatly organized in about fifteen thick binders. In fact, now, 30 years later, I see disturbing parallels with the much-hyped pandemic in which the coronavirus spike protein struck fear into the hearts of people all over the world. But I also notice differences in the strategies employed by those in power. Clearly, the AIDS epidemic was mostly just a logistical exercise by the bioweapons community to see how they could carry it out a little more successfully.

Review / Helena Janlöv Remnerud:

Ever since the 1990s, Ingemar Ljungqvist has taken it upon himself to go to the source and share information about diseases and their cures. In his then-newly launched magazine, *2000-talets vetenskap* (Science of the 2000s), he presented, among other things, facts about cancer and how the Swedish physician Erik Enby was silenced for his attempts to demonstrate biological connections between disease and cure. Then came the book *AIDS—Taboo*, in which Ingemar detailed irregularities in AIDS research and the origins of the disease.

In the book *Viruses as Weapons*, published in 2024, Ingemar Ljungqvist objectively highlights the existence of incomplete reports, causal relationships that have not been fully investigated, and unholy alliances regarding the production of vaccines and the groups chosen for clinical trials. Furthermore, misleading name changes for viruses, speculation presented as fact, and instances of obstruction of independent scrutiny. Yes, the list could go on and on.

The book reveals important details that have been overlooked or even deliberately kept from us ordinary people. Is that a mistake? Facts that, when brought to people’s attention, are received positively when the misinformation is pointed out? …. Or is there some hidden agenda behind it—well, that question becomes very clear when you read this book. Ingemar brings up and discusses verifiable facts, which makes the issues even clearer.

Research involves critically examining something to identify causal relationships and also critically assessing whether there are sources of error that could invalidate the results.

Ingemar points to many sources of error that have led to hasty conclusions regarding causal relationships, for example in AIDS research; among other things, the fact that all of the first AIDS cases had received an experimental hepatitis B vaccine. There were no cases of AIDS prior to these trials. And that the blood samples were not made available for independent research. Regarding COVID-19, which brought the entire world to a standstill in 2020, Ingemar points out that there are controversial views regarding the virus’s origin and the unreliability of PCR tests due to the use of more than 30 cycles. And finally, people were advised against using tried-and-true medications that had been proven effective, while rapidly produced vaccines—on which research was not yet complete—were touted as the most important way to tackle the pandemic. The latter, with the help and influence of the media.

On the website www.so-rummet.se/, under the heading “Biological Weapons,” you can read:

Anthrax, the plague, or cholera. Spreading disease is a simple and inexpensive way to harm one’s enemy—a method that was already in use in ancient times. But unlike back then, these diseases can now be produced artificially.

Biological weapons are, therefore, nothing new—so the questions that arise when reading Ingemar Ljungqvist’s book *Viruses as Weapons* seem justified.

Despite the serious subject matter, the book is an easy read, featuring parables and case studies, and often with that touch of humor that was so characteristic of Ingemar Ljungqvist when he wanted to open our eyes to the injustices taking place behind the scenes. No accusations or heated recriminations—the facts he presents in the book speak for themselves.