It seems that Mr Weinstein is a flip-flopper on adult testing by the industry.

PORN VALLEY?Ever pick up the phone to call someone and when you put the receiver to your ear, the person you were going to call is already on the line with you? That's synchronicity. Ever go, on a whim, into a bar you've never been patronized before and found a group of your friends already there? That's synchronicity.

So it was perhaps synchronistic when attorney Michael Fattorosi walked into AVN's offices yesterday afternoon and mentioned that he'd recently written a column for his website about a 2004 public meeting that had been called by then-Assemblyman, now City Councilman, Paul Koretz in the wake of the HIV outbreak in which performer Darren James contracted the disease while working in South America, and before it was detected, infected four actresses.

Another panelist was Michael Weinstein, president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which is the largest AIDS organization in the U.S., with 21 clinics and 120,000 clients around the world ... and even with that level of expertise, Weinstein found it appropriate to laud AIM.
"I also want to salute AIM for the work they?ve done. AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which has tested in sex clubs and other high-risk venues, has worked with AIM in some of these areas, and we certainly admire the work that they've done."
Later, he added, "It?s really hard to imagine a better set-up than to have a group that grew out of the adult film industry itself. It seems to me a lot of the success of the prevention programs is that they?re accepted and integrated into the milieu."