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Resistant staph is much more likely to be found in the homosexual population.

The average homosexual is treated much more often for VD, the treatment of course is penicillin which always wipes out whatever ordinary staph the patient may have in their system.

The gay body is the ideal testtube for this kind of super-resistant bug.

Back in the 80s when aids was just becoming popular, I spoke with an elderly doctor about it. According to this doctor, homosexual men have been getting mysteriously sick and dying of unknown and rare bugs for a long time before HIV was isolated. I would think that long after aids is no longer a problem, the same kind of thing will continue with MRSA.

I heard a PhD geochemist who was on the G. Gordon Liddy show about 12 years ago who said the same thing. I believe her name was Dr. C. Leigh Broadhurst.

She was is also a nutritionist and author, and did research on "gay" sex throughout the ages in different civilizations.

What she found was that the homosexual population of ancient cultures (such as the Greeks and those in the Middle East) were chronically sick and ill.

She stated that the immune system of men is horribly affected by homosexual sex. Moreover, men tend to have adverse reaction to other men's sperm (imagine that). What is really destructive about "gay" sex is the rupturing of blood vessels in the anus. She said that is NOT where you want to rupture blood vessels - but homosexuals do it all the time.

This is just a recipe for a health disaster.

I wonder about the dynamics of the body’s immune system when it becomes compromised with the effects of AIDs. A compromised immune system will combat a biological intruder with incomplete results. This sets up the intruder through the dynamics of genetic change to manifest itself in a form that is resistant to the host’s immune system. This new form is more virulent and, if passed on to new hosts with compromised immune systems, can evolve to an even deadlier form. It sort of like treating a disease with antibiotics that are not strong enough to eliminate the disease. The bacterium that resist the antibiotic multiply into a new resistant and virulent strain. This same effect I believe happens in the test tube of the compromised immune system. Such persons become carriers to infect others.