So apparently the guy have some training, it doesn’t translate into skill. It was still a two-source hack piece attacking the gay community.

So one third of the new cases in the black community were reported by gay black men. I did a report once on the Hope Clinic in Decatur, it was focused on reaching out to the black community in that area to find more test subjects for possible AIDS vaccine It was a multi-million dollar effort by Emory University because black volunteers to be tested and participate in drug trials are that much harder to find.

Of course gay black men are going to make up a large percent of the reported cases because numerous studies have shown gay men tend to be more affluent and more health conscious then the general population. Gay men are tested for HIV-AIDS more often then straight men, hence our community is going to present a disproportionate number of new cases. The scary thing is that 66 percent of all new AIDS cases are in black men are heterosexual.

This letter proves the BP bias, notice how Foust said it was “quite possible” that more then half the diagnoses could be related to black men, that’s because they want that to be the truth. It’s also quiet possible that more the 60 percent of the new cases in the black community are from heterosexual contact.

Further evidence is they only used one piece of raw information from the press release about the gay community and left out the entire context and got one quote from one pastor. If the were really concerned with “Biblical analysis” I would like to know what the Biblical analysis is on the black community. Are there more sinners in the black community?

If this article was truly providing a “Biblical Perspective” it would have addressed the entire report, as it was written it was just an attack piece on the gay community and Mr. Foust knows that.

The attack ad was a piece of propaganda who’s author used the words “Biblical analysis” to rationalize doing a lazy, biased piece of reporting.