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  Written January 10, 2010

  Brent Leung's masterpiece

  by d-003

  Brent Leung's masterpiece "House of Numbers" has the AIDS establishment scrambling to do damage control. Brent presents his documentary non biased, and lets the interviewed individuals tell their side of the story(even if they contradict their fellow scientific colleagues from the AIDS establishment).
  
  Brent also interviews scientists and others that question HIV (the AIDS dissidents/rethinkers as they call themselves, the AIDS orthodoxy calls them "denialists"). The AIDS rethinkers make a lot more sense than the mainstream scientists and seem to have a better grasp to what causes AIDS. I looked for Leung's bias as you might find in some documentaries but could not determine if he leaned toward one way or the other while conducting his interviews.
  
  This film questions HIV/AIDS as a whole and shows the viewer that after all the Billions spent on HIV research, all aspects of HIV/AIDS science are suspect by misleading the public at the very least,

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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

  A Shocking Masterpiece

  by kstokely2

  House Of Numbers is a film like no other and certainly one that will leave you speechless.
  It is the journey of filmmaker Brent Leung and his worldwide quest to find answers to his questions regarding HIV and AIDS.
  His non-biased approach to the topic includes interviews with many scientists, doctors, researchers, journalists, and lay people, many of whom have been involved with HIV for the past two decades.
  Follow along as he asks very pertinent questions regarding testing, the history of AIDS in Africa, and much more.
  See what the top names in HIV science have to say, it just may surprise you!

  • 13 out of 19 found this review helpful.
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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

  WATCH THIS FILM. GET EDUCATED. CHANGE THE WORLD

  by Dan_jones9k47

  This film can save your life. This film can save you relationships. This film can educate you. This film can make you laugh. This film will make you cry. The best documentary I have ever seen.
  
  I went into this film thinking the notion it investigates were crazy. Now I understand why people are angry about the film. It is not the message, but the danger of the message to the the scientists who have staked their entire career, awards, and grants on an unproved theory.
  
  What is the unproven theory? the existence of HIV. The notion that drugs help when they kill or keep you sick.
  
  WATCH THIS FILM. GET EDUCATED. CHANGE THE WORLD

  • 13 out of 20 found this review helpful.
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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

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    Amazing Provoking Intriguing Truth Fantastic

  by roseinsocal835

  • 12 out of 20 found this review helpful.
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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

  Riveting documentary film on a subject bearing the weight of over 20 years of censorship by an unreasonable scientific orthodoxy

  by rsbellmedia

  As someone who has followed the scientific debates regarding the cause of AIDS since the early 1990's, I have reported on many of the controversies and inconsistencies with the existing causation hypotheses. Yes, that is right, there are multiple perspectives as to what causes the syndrome labeled as AIDS, even from within the well funded scientific orthodoxy. This, the film reveals.
  
  Brent Leung has done a remarkable job of allowing the scientists on all sides of this debate to describe their viewpoints in their own words so that the viewer can decide for himself the credibility or lack thereof of the information presented.
  
  I sat riveted by House of Numbers. Three times. May this film ignite a renaissance of scientific freedom and inquiry devoid of politics and economics.
  
  Podcast interview with director Brent Leung: [BLOCKED WEBSITE]

  • 13 out of 24 found this review helpful.
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• Must Go!
  Written January 26, 2010

  A masterful performance

  by critricnyc

  This is a remarkable performance by young documentary maker - Brent Leung has taken the lid off the can of worms that is HIV/AIDS science, which is nothing more than an empty box, according to the statements of the HIV experts themselves. The AIDS test is meaningless it turns out - even if it is positive there is no need to worry, and certainly not to follow doctors advice and take the filthy drugs they give you. For the HIV does not cause AIDS, it seems pretty clear from this film. The average healthy person will get rid of HIV in two or three weeks, So say the discover of HIV himself, LucMontagnoer himself!! Go to scienceguardsian.com for a detailed review of the film at [BLOCKED WEBSITE] which says more of what it contains, and what it means. Or go to the site of the film, which carries that review and other reviews. houseofnumbers.com and houseofnumbers.blogspot.com
  
  What a man with a micrphone can do - amazing!

  • 10 out of 18 found this review helpful.
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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

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    Truth will set you free

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• So-so
  Written February 10, 2010

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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

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    Remarkable shocking important painful captivating

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  Written January 15, 2010

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    Stunning Moving Dizzying Shocking Disorienting

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• Must Go!
  Written January 16, 2010

  Single Pathogen AIDS Theory a "House of {Numbers} Cards", About to Collapse

  by Terry Michael

  H.L. Mencken wrote: "What begins as a guess--or....a deliberate lie--ends as a fact and is embalmed in history books." Interviewing all major players re: HIV-AIDS, orthodox and dissident, filmed and edited superbly, Brent Leung explores the genesis of a bad guess about what caused AIDS. He reveals anomalies from the single pathogen theory, which look more like evidence against a rush-to-judgment in 1984, when the Reagan Administration embraced and politicized junk science to quiet criticism of its "insensitivity" to gay men. Gay men also embraced the theory, because it made AIDS "everybody's disease," when more likely it resulted from: (1) unprecedented exchange of old pathogens in incestuous gay urban enclaves; (2) heavy use of immuno-suppressive drugs, alcohol to cocaine to nitrites; and (3) psychogenioc illness from being a hated minoirty, as the religious right reared its ugly head. Simply put, Leung's film screams the need to reexamine a flawed hypothesis.

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• Must Go!
  Written January 16, 2010

  If you want to know the truth about AIDS...

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  When you see the movie you will never view HIV or AIDS the same way again. It is a life-changing documentary. Bring your friends!

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• Must Go!
  Written January 15, 2010

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    This Movie was so AWESOME

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  Written January 15, 2010

  Everyone MUST see this film!

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  It's really a matter of life and death to see this film. You will come away stunned at what the medical industry does not want you to know. See it, weigh the facts and more importantly come to your own conclusions. You'll thank yourself you saw this movie!

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  Written January 15, 2010

  by dsinla

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