did he have to clarify about hiv/aids?
No, but he organized a sold-out concert in Los Angeles to benefit Alive & Well AIDS Alternatives.
Nate Mendel
In January 2000, he organized a sold-out concert in Los Angeles to benefit Alive & Well AIDS Alternatives, an HIV/AIDS denialism group.
who composed the song 'band on the run'? UNANSWERABLE who is the singer? Paul McCartney are there any cover versions? Yes, by Foo Fighters. which was their debut album? "Foo Fighters" who are the band members? Nate Mendel, William Goldsmith and Pat Smear. which musical instrument does the first one play? Fender Precision Bass with GHS strings and guitar. was the last one a member of any other musical group? Yes, Germs and Nirvana. did he do any solo work? Yes, "Ruthensmear" and "So You Fell in Love with a Musician..." . where was the first band member born? Richland
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Nate Mendel [SEP] HIV/AIDS denial
Mendel has expressed fringe views on HIV & AIDS. In January 2000, he organized a sold-out concert in Los Angeles to benefit Alive & Well AIDS Alternatives, an HIV/AIDS denialism group. In April 2000, MTV News reported that "The Foo Fighters have gone on record advocating Alive & Well, an alternative AIDS information group that questions the link between HIV and AIDS." Sandra Thurman, then director of the Office of National AIDS Policy commented:For the Foo Fighters to be promoting this is extraordinarily irresponsible behavior. There is no doubt about the link between HIV and AIDS in the respected scientific community and it's quite unfortunate that a band reads one book and then adopts this theory.