Quotes by Robert Knox

“Surveys of CFS patient groups in thirty-five states show an exponential rise in cases produced each year since the 1970s. This curious temporal and case production relationship with the AIDS epidemic prompted many researchers to characterize CFS as an AIDS epiphenomenon. Gallo’s discovery and Knox’s revelations suggested that the new human herpesvirus HHV-6 might be a critical causative cofactor shared by both AIDS and CFS.””

“NIH quickly cut off funding for Knox and for anyone else who wanted to research HHV-””

“In 1996, Konstance Knox, PhD, and Donald R. Carrigan, PhD, published a study demonstrating that 100 percent of HIV-infected patients studied (ten out of ten) had active Human Herpes Virus 6A infections in their lymph nodes early in the course of their disease.””

“weh-wah, weh-wah. Soon””

“Davie's hostility to sectarianism, and to religious 'fanaticism', was perhaps part of his appeal. He acknowledged the legacy of Calvinism in his interpretation of the Enlightenment and democratic intellectualism, and continued to argue that the distinctive blend of religion, law and education was Scotland's special contribution to civilisation. But by the 1950s and 1960s, the Church of Scotland and its ministers were widely regarded in intellectual circles as a repressive force, morally censorious and culturally philistine. Davie's work, it may be suggested, was attractive to the youthful intelligentsia created by post-war university expansion. Before the war, most Scottish graduates had gone into the professions, the civil service, or school teaching. But now there were new career fields in the media, politics, and college teaching which promoted a less conformist attitude. The Reformation had long been seen as the basis for Scotland's identity and its cultural difference from England, but Davie offered a version of Scottish identity which substituted a secular intellectualism for the well-worn themes of Calvinism and John Knox, and made no appeal, either, to Kailyard sentimentality. Davie became a cult figure for journals like and the , to which he contributed himself.””

“Like the best books, the novels I found in my father's box were capable of magic – they took me to another world, made me feel more deeply there than I could allow myself to feel in the real world. While I was reading, I cased to be little Christopher Knox – I became someone else entirely.””

“Contemporary news accounts identify Dr. Fauci as the chief proponent of the multibillion-dollar fast-track H1N1 flu vaccine given that year to millions of Americans. Dr. Fauci is “more responsible than any other single person for the fast-track development of this new flu vaccine,” according to a contemporary report by National Public Radio’s Richard Knox.73, 74 As usual, the fawning US media obediently spread fear and lies to promote Dr. Fauci’s H1N1 jabs.””

“Feeding hundreds of unfortunate people a week, improving the lives of thousands. It was nothing to him if he didn’t get to stand on stage taking credit for it. I said, ‘You’re right, Robert. Frankly, I’m not sure there even is a Nolan Foundation without someone from the Nolan family involved. Certainly not one I’d want to be a””

“got to see Robert’s great skill close up. He can play people and make them feel like they don’t really have a choice in things.””