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Tainted blood manufacturer courted Castro
10th May, 1983
Mr. C. Pupo Tellez
Head
Economic Office
Embassy of Cuba
388 Main Street
Ottawa
Dear Mr. Pupo:
re:Joint Venture Possibilities in Cuba
With reference to our meeting on April, 12, 1983, I have now had an opportunity of discussing the above-mentioned subject with Connaught's Management.
I am pleased to inform you it has been decided that we would like to investigate Joint Venture possibilities in Cuba.
As I have mentioned during our discussions, the best starting point for both the Cuban Government and ourselves appears to be in the area of human blood.
While it is my intention to visit Havana in the near future, unfortunately my current traveling schedule is such that it is unlikely that this will take place much before July or August.
In the meantime it would be very helpful in preparing for this trip if you would send me answers to the questions stated in the attachment to this letter.
I am looking forward to receiving your reply to the questionnaire and also whether my visit in July or August will be suitable.
Yours sincerely,
Robert E. Binnerts
Director, Technology Transfer
SO glad Connaught was willing to transfer its advanced technology to Cuba. Bet the Cubans loved it too.
All I have is this old one. Let's hope the links work, if not the bloodbar.gif...
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Blood for Cigars!
Connaught Laboratories' Questionnaire on Human Blood Collection and Usage in Cuba
A. COLLECTION OF WHOLE BLOOD AND PLASMA
-What is the approximate annual volume of human whole blood collected in Cuba?
-What is the approximate annual volume of human plasma collected in Cuba by means of plasmapherisis?
-What screening is being undertaken on donors giving whole blood and what on donors being plasmapheresed?
B. USAGE OF WHOLE BLOOD AND PLASMA
- What is the approximate percentage of whole blood collected which is administered as whole blood?
-What percentage is being processed into component parts (such as erythrocytes, lymphocytes, plasma etc.)?
-What approximate volume of who blood becomes outdated annually?
-What approximate annual volume of plasma remains unused in clinical therapy?
C. PLASMA FRACTIONATION
-Does plasma fractionation take place?
-If so, what is the approximate volume of plasma being processed annually?
-What percentage of plasma fractionation uses Fresh Frozen Plasma and what Outdated Plasma?
-What plasma fractions currently are being produced?
REB:rp
10.5.83
It clear we've been misaligning Bubba. Think about it, his continued support of HMA at the prison allowed tainted prison blood to flow to Iran , Iraq, and now the link is pointed to Cuba. He's managed to do what Kennedy, Carter and Bush couldn't do. He achieved high body counts.
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> Think about it, his continued support of HMA at the prison allowed tainted prison blood to flow to Iran , Iraq, and now the link is pointed to Cuba
You're on to something. I remember that early in the AIDS years, Castro absolutely denied that there were any cases in Cuba. (China made the same denial -- perhaps it was "party line.") Word filtered out that Castro quarantined his cases to an island and essentially left them there to die. There were bodies!
Cuba finally admitted it had an AIDS problem when its soldiers came home infected after fighting in the war in Angola. That's in southern Africa, the area of highest infection in the world.
The people who say there is no AIDS problem in Africa, that it's mostly a miscount of malaria and older diseases, or that it's all due to unique African customs and culture, have yet to explain how those Cuban soldiers got infected in Angola.
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