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going to happen? Those cells will turn into cancer cells. There's a lack of
oxygen, and the first cells to suffer this oxygen deficiency are the lining of

the epithelium, the smallest vessels, where the nitrites are transformed

into nitric oxide. And this is, as a matter of fact, the definition of Kaposi'

Sarcoma: when the lining — the interior of the smallest vessels —

develops into cancerous form, growing bigger and multiplying. This is

hyperplasia, no a form of sarcoma, but a real form of cancer, and this is

defined as KS. It can also come into existence even if you

are not swallowing poppers, but when your cellular detoxification system

is not working anymore.

[1995] INTERVIEW STEFAN LANKA

Professor Hässig once met the person responsible for the industry to

produce industrial blood products, and once, when this person was drunk

while visiting the Fiji Islands after a conference in Australia, this person

told Professor Hässig that soon they are going to smash the state-owned
blood producing units, based on voluntary blood donations, because

they're much cheaper producing their blood products because they go

into the Third World countries, and they are already there in all the prisons

of the dictators in South America and elsewhere.

When Hässig heard about this, he rang some of his friends — and, of

course, Hässig was the leading person in the blood business — and at

this time there were some non-corrupted people in the WHO (World

Health Organization). So, in an emergency meeting, on short notice so

the industry had not time to corrupt the members who decided on these

issues, they decided that the position of the WHO would be that it isn't

allowed to produce plasma in the Third World, because they would bleed

them out.

Now they are bleeding out the poorest of the poor, and they are going to

Mexico, near where we are sitting right now. In order to help the

commercial blood products industry, the FDA [U.S. Food and Drug

Administration] has approved that a single person may give up to 50 units