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Mehran Keshe Interview by Shahriar Mazandi 30th January 2013 Part 3

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    Chemotherapy is a different field, you have to understand what it does to the body,
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    I have doctors here,
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    who have cancers themselves, and they say, "We will not allow chemotherapy
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    to be used on our own body." And they are doctors themselves, medical doctors!
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    Because chemotherapy, for example,
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    we note from the Canadian research, is that
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    if you have chemo after, over the age of fifty,
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    fifty-five, sixty, then average to stay alive
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    is about 5 to 7 years. 85% of the patients die,
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    due to the chemotherapy, because it decreases the immune
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    system and most of them die of, what do you call it,
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    the smallest infections.
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    And this is what is in the public domain by the research by the Canadian scientists.
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    We understand very easily what research was done by the French scientists.
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    They monitored a large number of thousands of people who came
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    from Haiti to France, and they lived in France
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    for a bit of time, and they went back to Haiti, and in that
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    population, MS was exactly as the European level. But the Haitians
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    did not have that kind of MS level of
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    percentage in them.
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    We understand what causes part of the MS, what causes it,
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    But this is what the research universe is, like you lot.
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    Professors and doctors to put this tattoo on their doors, and look at their
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    physics the way it is, I'm sure the breakthrough will be more than what it is now.
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    "So, you think by now the
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    opposition you've had on the internet, some of that and elsewhere,
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    where people have tried to discredit what you are doing..."
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    I'm not the only scientist. Any scientist who's come up with
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    anything now, we have the internet to criticize.
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    The guy who said the Earth is not round, and is not the center of the universe,
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    we know what happened to him. At least I'm still alive...he got hung!
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    So, the opposition is normal.
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    If people, the minute anybody says "Yes" and everyone says, "Yes, yes",
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    then it's not correct. But on the other hand
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    a lot of people who make opposition about the Keshe Foundation are paid
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    to do so. We know so much how they are operating.
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    We know who pays them.
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    This isn't... we have to be opposed.
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    We have to be asked to explain ourselves, and we do
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    that to the scientists. We do that to the scientists who
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    understand they are not there to protect
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    their name on the door as a professor, or a doctor or a senior scientist.
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    We collaborated with
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    scientists in universities, and now we have even
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    started in a new direction totally in Europe. Most of the opposition
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    in Belgium to us, comes from the people who understood how much money
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    this technology can make, and they wanted it. And then we refused. We said,
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    "This technology belongs to everybody, not to two or three men in this country."
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    So, everything is started by them. We are very open, we started releasing their names,
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    and in past week, I come across a document
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    that actually brings the whole thing down,
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    who is behind all these things. We, we were...
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    We did not ask... we were
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    asked to, we were asked by, companies
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    in Canada, and in Germany to set up the first
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    factory in Belgium in 2009. They offered us
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    the factory because they knew what we do.
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    And everything is documented. The only problem is,
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    this technology is devastating. This technology
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    will bring short-term rapid unemployment,
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    but on the other hand it will bring a long term, large number of employments.
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    And this technological revolution,
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    as I was told by an American diplomat, we can not take such revolution at hand,
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    it would be total chaos, but on the other hand the chaos is out now,
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    People are replicating it, and they are building it.
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    I'm sure very soon, in a matter of a few weeks, you will see
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    European scientists will deliver the first energy and space reactors,
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    the same as the Iranian government has done.
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    It's in a position...I have seen some systems, because I get asked to look at them,
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    and the European scientists are not very far to do the
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    first, what do you call it, Mag-grav systems. "Could you talk about...
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    the fusion reactors that allegedly Iran has?"
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    I'm not in that business..."Okay, how about
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    nuclear, with all the technologies that you have,
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    does Iran need nuclear energy?" Of course! Of course!
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    We don't even understand two percent of the nuclear,
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    at the heavy level. Who, since when,
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    since when, we are dictated what we are supposed
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    to understand. Why nuclear has to become exclusive to certain nations?
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    Why are the French are doing it? Why French have
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    access to...they are spending millions in fusion. Why are Americans doing it?
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    Why other countries are doing it? Because something is
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    very simple...I wrote on my Forum, "Are we enemies
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    or friends? How come America, with the help of the Israeli's,
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    are killing Iranian nuclear physicists
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    on the heavy scale, on the heavy metals, and
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    they ask for finance and help from the Iranian scientists
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    in the plasma level? Because, we developed
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    a plasma technology much more advanced. According to the United Nations,
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    the Iranian nuclear physicists in plasma have been the top leading...
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    for 15 years have been the top nation
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    in that field. So, why not? Because we don't understand,
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    even the British don't understand. I worked in the nuclear industry in England.
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    Why did we close all the gas power stations in England?
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    Why is there more research now in England about
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    how to shut down the reactors, than it was actually to develop them?
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    So, nuclear industry is a spectrum... we have
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    to understand everything. It's not exclusive to nations.
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    the nations who make countries like Iran, "Axis Of Evil' because
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    they are producing nuclear technology
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    which we try to understand, is because they see competition.
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    That's all it is! "Could you talk about the nuclear
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    reprocessing industry, and..." No. It's not my field.
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    I'm only the plasma section. "Ok, sorry. I apologize"
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    Nuclear processing, I understand it, I was told, I understand the process,
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    I understand what we need to do it. Don't forget my
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    speciality or my degree
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    is in reactor technology from Queen Mary College, so
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    I know from the beginning to the end how to design a nuclear
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    reactor, and not theoretically, and this is one of the problems
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    which even the Americans told me, when you say something
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    you show it. So, I can build things to show.
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    And processing is part of trying to safeguard.
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    And this process of Iran, re-processing,
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    is something which you do in England.
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    The only problem is at the moment, the nuclear industry
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    during Mrs Thatcher, was cut into 3 pieces,
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    production of material, production of
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    the stations, and re-processing.
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    The material went partially or mainly to France, making the systems
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    went to America with Westinghouse and the rest of it.
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    And reprocessing was given to England, and anybody who comes to this area
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    to cut into this market, becomes "Axis Of Evil".
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    Because they cut into the economy of what they are planning to do for business.
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    Once the nuclear, once the oiliness refinishes, or we run short of
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    oil, they presume that we come to nuclear. Nobody ever assumes
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    that the technology like we have developed will ever come to the market.
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    I have seen signed documents and agreements when I was with the nuclear
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    and then I found out, and I left immediately, was that
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    even in that agreement, gas-powered stations
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    in England were shut down, they were literally brought down, because from
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    now on you only can buy PWR's from America. You remember
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    the deal Mrs Thatcher made with Reagan?
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    And that's why you don't have. Any nuclear power stations built in England will be PWR.
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    In turn, the processing of material as we see now
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    from Japan, comes to England to be re-processed.
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    So, Iran becomes Axis Of Evil, due to breaking into this
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    trail of processing and manufacturing,
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    and assembling of the fuel. So Iran has every right
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    as every other nation, as are the Russians and Chinese.
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    So, yes you have to reprocess otherwise the material stays dangerous.
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    But with the new technology, you don't need heavy materials,
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    but at the end, we need the heavy materials, because, if you understand
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    the process of re-processing, our own human body
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    can not function without,
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    what do you call it, caesium, or cobalt.
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    You live, you divide, the whole function of our body,
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    works on the interaction of nuclear materials, otherwise
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    it cannot divide. If you don't understand it, I tell you something very simple.
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    I see ladies in your audience. If you had a child,
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    if you are pregnant, the first thing
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    the doctor see you are pregnant, is what? Folic acid.
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    Go in the books, go on internet, see what is Folic Acid.
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    It's a nuclear material, to speed up the division
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    of the cells, so that a child can have a full process. You go and buy them,
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    eat it. You buy B-12. Go on the internet...
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    what is B-12? It's a radioactive material.
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    You buy it to increase the division of the cells in your body.
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    Nuclear Science...we don't even understand one percent of it.
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    We focus on the heavy elements, all the plasma.
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    re-processing is needed, heavy industry, nuclear needed..
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    plasma needed, and this is a way of collectively,
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    as a human being in the world of science, we are developing, and going ahead.
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    It cannot become exclusive. There are three nations, and that's the
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    only reason Iran is "Axis Of Evil", is because Iran now doesn't need
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    a supply, because it has it's own mines, now they can process their own material,
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    and now they have learned the technique from the Russians and the Americans,
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    which they brought at the beginning of the process during the Shah regime,
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    how to make a system. So, now they are cutting into them,
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    to all three nations that tie up the nuclear industry.
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    "I only asked you that question because I
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    read about it on your blog, and you mentioned that."
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    Let's talk about something very easy...
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    Nuclear industry is
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    part of own lives, part of our own existence.
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    We have "re-processing" in our body!
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    How do we process nuclear materials to make them safe?
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    If you don't understand it, I explain to you in a very simple way...
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    Our body has a re-processing of nuclear material.
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    We eat B-12, cobalt. We have
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    radioactive material in our body, and the radioactive material
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    in our body, is like a knife; it cuts to slices to the strength you need.
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    When the knife gets too weak, when the radioactive material is
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    is not strong enough to do its function, our body rejects it.
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    There is a point in our intestine,
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    before this few micron, the body absorbs B-12.
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    After this few micron in your intestine, the body rejects B-12.
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    These are the B-12's which are there, but they are not strong enough
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    to create division. So what do you do, when you go to big toilet,
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    you pass it out. and then in the olden days, in our...
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    because people just used excrement as fertilizer and there was no hygiene,
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    that they used their hand, wash their hand, they used to eat this B-12
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    as part of cleaning themselves, so they used to re-supply themselves.
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    So, our body works on the same essence as a nuclear reactor....
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    If you understand it, it's the process we need to do.
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    You have to understand the whole structure. If you say there is
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    exclusivity, and you don't see why the cobalt is used, and
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    it's used in your own body, so, what's going to happen to the vegetarians
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    who don't take B-12? Now, we understand at this place in our research,
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    why a lot of diseases come with a shortage of B-12.
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    And that's how we can stop a lot of diseases. And then
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    you tell me re-processing and the rest,
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    our body is re-processing nuclear material for us to live...
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    If you stop for one second, you always saw the material.
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    "Also, I gather that from your blogs, Iran is a world leader
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    in isotopes in the medical industry in this respect."
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    Yes. Yes, we didn't...we haven't planned it.
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    This, if you read my website, this happened by accident.
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    This reactor was built for Iran
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    during the Shaw's regime, as a prototype reactor.
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    at the University. Don't forget, we, in
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    Queen Mary College, when I was a student, we had our own reactor in
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    the basement of the University. In Iran,
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    it is the same thing. They took
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    when I was finished at the University, they took the reactor to my land,
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    it was too dangerous by then at the center of London, then they
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    dismantled it, because it was too dangerous. It was in the basement of the
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    nuclear engineering department in Queen Mary College.
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    These are the same reactor which a car has. It was put in there
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    for beginning of teaching of nuclear physics during the Shaw regime,
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    and this reactor was used, and it has been used for prototyping.
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    What happened about 4 or 5 years ago, where the majority of isotopes
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    for medical purposes were getting manufactured
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    in Canada, the reactor ran into problems, they could not keep
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    up with supply, so Iran took over the supply, the gap in the market.
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    So, that's how Iran came into the reactor which they got years ago.
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    So Iran produces isotopes from the systems which
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    was built for us by the British and the Americans
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    and now, it's such a lucrative market, that the Europeans are building a
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    system in SEK in Belgium, financed by the German government,
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    to cut into this market again. Because, you cannot imagine
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    how lucrative the isotope business is in medical.
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    And that's the reason, Iran just happened to be there by accident.
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    "OK, fantastic! Let's move on to...
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    a few other things. When are we going to see more Keshe technologies
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    for the home? Such as... I gather, that your...
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    Sorry, carry on." ...As you know,
Title:
Mehran Keshe Interview by Shahriar Mazandi 30th January 2013 Part 3
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