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lot of sex going on in a minority of these men, and therefore they had had
a lot of sexually transmitted diseases. So he was afraid of using this

vaccine, and instead he used the French vaccine, which was produced

from blood donations by the general population in France.

But in 1983 the German government forced him not to use this vaccine

anymore. They said the French vaccine is poisoned by the "AIDS virus"

— at the time when nobody was positively speaking about an "AIDS
virus" — but the American vaccine was O.K. He knew, or he was warned,

that this had nothing to do with the science, but it had to do with the fact

that the German medical system, in parts of Germany, is virtually a colony

of the American system.

Soon after, in 1984, he was told to deliver frozen blood samples of his

patients to Berlin, to the newly founded AIDS Center, to be tested for the
"AIDS virus." Before he let his blood out, he checked what's the evidence

for the accuracy and reliability of the HIV antibody test, and he realized

that this test is not able to detect the virus. It is not able to say yes or no,

you are or are not infected. It is only able to say that you have a higher or

lower amount of antibodies. That's how the HIV antibody test was and is

designed.

[1995] INTERVIEW STEFAN LANKA

Dr. Kremer knew this already by 1984. He was very worried about the

fate of his patients, because in 1984 the politicians asked him to put these

already stigmatized "HIV-positive" patients into quarantine, which means

to separate them from the other ones. He said no, because there's no
infectious entity out there. He knew everybody who went through chronic

active hepatitis or had the hepatitis B vaccine would test "HIV-positive."

So he knew that there is no infection in his hospital.

He informed the mass media, who went to his hospital to inform
themselves, in great detail. He told them all the evidence. And the very

same journalists, in talk shows, in Der Spiegel [one of Germany's largest

and most popular magazines] for example, published just the contrary.