The order to trial was issued May 21, 2002 (Nyirenda vs The Wellcome Trust, Glaxosmithkline PLC, and Dr. Richard Cocker Case # HQ01X04869) giving the defendants just 28 days from the time of serving to present their defense.

In determining whether to order trial, the court reviewed Dr. Al-Bayati¹s differential diagnosis of Nyirenda, which identified AZT as the cause of his AIDS illnesses. The court also considered Al-Bayati¹s many articles on the subject of AIDS drug induced AIDS along with the compelling evidence presented in his book (Get All the Facts: HIV Does Not Cause AIDS), ordering the case go to trial based on facts that demonstrate AIDS was induced by AIDS medications.

The Supreme Court¹s decision to hear the case indicates that differential diagnosis (a diagnosis based on factual evidence rather than on assumptions about HIV as the cause of AIDS-defining illness) is admissible in a court of law despite the general acceptance of the HIV-causes-AIDS hypothesis.

Dr. Al-Bayati has evaluated the cases of other HIV-positive individuals with AIDS-defining illnesses who blame AIDS treatment for their conditions and has presented his findings to their treating physicians. He reports, ³In all cases, HIV appeared a harmless virus and AIDS was induced by the medications. I believe that the Nyirenda case in England will lead to more legal actions in Europe, the USA, and worldwide challenging the validity of the HIV hypothesis and the current treatments for patients with toxic AIDS drugs.²

As long as this case does not settle out of court, Dr. Al-Bayati will go to London to present his findings in the trial.

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