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So he knew that it was intentional from the very beginning. They played
war. They all wanted to have a blood and sex plague, contrary to the

evidence which he presented to them. So he knew that AIDS was built up

on misconceptions. He was dealing at the top political level. They told

him, off the record, that they knew, they didn't care, it was about how to

deal with the drug problem and with the homosexuals.

They even tried to kill him, and this didn't succeed. He had a good intuition
and got out of his car before the tire blew out. Then he learned from a

minister who had a deep respect for him, because of his work with

prisoners and drug abusers, that the German government was carrying

out a secret psychological investigation, trying to prove that he was

mentally ill and being kept in his job only because they considered him in

danger of committing suicide. So when he learned this, he left his very

highly-ranked position because he was not able to be silent on this. That
would not fit his ethics.

I also met Professor Alfred Hässig of Switzerland. He founded Swiss

blood-donation system and was one of the first to take out products from

the blood in order to make plasma to treat chronic disease. By becoming

a colleague and a very close friend of his by now, I learned a great deal

about the whole blood-producing industry and the criminal energy behind
it. In March of 1996 in Berne [capital of Switzerland], Hässig, Kremer and

I met for the first time.

It became clear, also, what's happening in the field of hepatitis. They

are not dealing with a virus. Of course, there's a possibility to enrich

certain kinds of proteins in blood products, which then cause severe

autoimmune reactions, but only in very stressed-out people, never in
non-stressed people. When they learned to take out these proteins from

the blood products, or dilute them, there are not hepatic problems

anymore. I learned this through him.

[1995] INTERVIEW STEFAN LANKA

In order to explain failure to find a retrovirus that directly caused cancer,