Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine.

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Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine.
A Deplorable Neanderthal Forum Moderator User ID: 81958202 United Kingdom 04/29/2022 05:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. This is a long, in-depth study by Dr Byram W Bridle. Well worth a look if you got the time. ‘Blood donor organizations conduct fabulous, life-saving work. However, they need to take a long look at their policies surrounding mRNA-based vaccines. For example, Canadian Blood Services has the following policy: “Consistent with our eligibility criteria for other non-live vaccines, Canadian Blood Services accepts donations from otherwise eligible donors who have received a Health Canada-authorized COVID-19 vaccine, with no required deferral period following vaccination”. The problem is that mRNA ‘vaccines’ don’t function like traditional non-live vaccines. Pfizer’s own data suggest that their mRNA ‘vaccine’ circulates in the blood (in both the plasma and the cellular fraction) for at least 48 hours post-inoculation. Should blood containing variable quantities of a mRNA ‘vaccine’ that is still in its initial phase 3 human clinical trial be used in patients?’ The study… [link to viralimmunologist.substack.com (secure)] #DefundTheBBC

Jules Red User ID: 82283163 South Africa 04/29/2022 06:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. If i need blood for a scheduled operation or in an emergency my youngest daughter will donate to me and i to her. We're both B Neg and neither of us has had the vaxx. I have all my life had The strongest mental imprint imaginable, that i must Never under Any circumstances donate blood. I've had a kind of strange X Files type life so i obey that, but for my daughter i will. Nothing Succeeds like a Budgie
A Deplorable Neanderthal (OP) Forum Moderator User ID: 81958202 United Kingdom 04/29/2022 01:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. If i need blood for a scheduled operation or in an emergency my youngest daughter will donate to me and i to her. We're both B Neg and neither of us has had the vaxx. I have all my life had The strongest mental imprint imaginable, that i must Never under Any circumstances donate blood. I've had a kind of strange X Files type life so i obey that, but for my daughter i will. Quoting: Jules Red Yeah always follow your gut instincts. I couldn’t donate blood, I wouldn’t cope with the needles lol #DefundTheBBC
Jules Red User ID: 83069878 South Africa 05/01/2022 12:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. If i need blood for a scheduled operation or in an emergency my youngest daughter will donate to me and i to her. We're both B Neg and neither of us has had the vaxx. I have all my life had The strongest mental imprint imaginable, that i must Never under Any circumstances donate blood. I've had a kind of strange X Files type life so i obey that, but for my daughter i will. Quoting: Jules Red Yeah always follow your gut instincts. I couldn’t donate blood, I wouldn’t cope with the needles lol Quoting: A Deplorable Neanderthal Funny with me its not even the needle thing. I don't even feel injections. There's just this bone deep instinct of "Dont you Dare even think about it, Ever". Yeah i do follow my gut instincts, at times when i've second guessed myself the outcome has always been bad. This particular one is so deep seated and urgent i would seriously not even consider it with a gun to my head. My daughter tho, is a different story altogether. Aside from the fact she's my flesh and blood, she is haunted too, she had her own "Twilight Zone" experiences. So i figure we're two of a kind, and no damage can occur by us giving each other blood supply. Nothing Succeeds like a Budgie
TruthSeeker0511 User ID: 77603187 United States 05/01/2022 12:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. If i need blood for a scheduled operation or in an emergency my youngest daughter will donate to me and i to her. We're both B Neg and neither of us has had the vaxx. I have all my life had The strongest mental imprint imaginable, that i must Never under Any circumstances donate blood. I've had a kind of strange X Files type life so i obey that, but for my daughter i will. Quoting: Jules Red Yeah always follow your gut instincts. I couldn’t donate blood, I wouldn’t cope with the needles lol Quoting: A Deplorable Neanderthal Funny with me its not even the needle thing. I don't even feel injections. There's just this bone deep instinct of "Dont you Dare even think about it, Ever". Yeah i do follow my gut instincts, at times when i've second guessed myself the outcome has always been bad. This particular one is so deep seated and urgent i would seriously not even consider it with a gun to my head. My daughter tho, is a different story altogether. Aside from the fact she's my flesh and blood, she is haunted too, she had her own "Twilight Zone" experiences. So i figure we're two of a kind, and no damage can occur by us giving each other blood supply. Quoting: Jules Red Interesting. I feel the same way, but never understood why. I feel the same about being an organ donor. I saw a video a few months back that talked about how most of the blood people donate actually goes to the labs and the take out the plasma for other purposes. They said to help people who need plasma, but they had to pay a fortune for it. I don't think that many people need plasma. Something else must be up. I've also seen documentaries where people who donate organs seem to have parts of their consciousness transferred to the recipient for a period of time. Last Edited by TruthSeeker0511 on 05/01/2022 12:48 PM TruthSeeker0511
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78363501 United States 05/01/2022 03:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. In Nashville, plasma centers are offering $1200/mo for steady donations. $1200/mo!! And believe me, they charge patients up the ass for that plasma! Now, donate blood and they pay....NOTHING. And yet this blood is sold to hospitals for $$, and believe me, they charge patients up the ass for that whole blood product. Why don't they pay for blood donations? I have O neg, the Red Cross used to chase me like vampires when I was younger and donating on a regular basis. Now? You want my pure, O neg? PAY ME. Does anyone know why they pay donors for plasma but not whole blood donations?
Phoenixe2 User ID: 83067464 Germany 05/01/2022 03:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. Maybe because plasma is more of a hassle than just blood ? I don't mind getting some blood drawn, but plasma..its different. I cant do it,it hurts. With plasma donation you get your blood sans plasma and with some citric acid back in your body. Maybe that's it ? Last Edited by Phoenixe2 on 05/01/2022 03:47 PM
A Deplorable Neanderthal (OP) Forum Moderator User ID: 81958202 United Kingdom 05/01/2022 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Blood donor organisations need to take a long look at their policies surrounding the vaccine. If i need blood for a scheduled operation or in an emergency my youngest daughter will donate to me and i to her. We're both B Neg and neither of us has had the vaxx. I have all my life had The strongest mental imprint imaginable, that i must Never under Any circumstances donate blood. I've had a kind of strange X Files type life so i obey that, but for my daughter i will. Quoting: Jules Red Yeah always follow your gut instincts. I couldn’t donate blood, I wouldn’t cope with the needles lol Quoting: A Deplorable Neanderthal Funny with me its not even the needle thing. I don't even feel injections. There's just this bone deep instinct of "Dont you Dare even think about it, Ever". Yeah i do follow my gut instincts, at times when i've second guessed myself the outcome has always been bad. This particular one is so deep seated and urgent i would seriously not even consider it with a gun to my head. My daughter tho, is a different story altogether. Aside from the fact she's my flesh and blood, she is haunted too, she had her own "Twilight Zone" experiences. So i figure we're two of a kind, and no damage can occur by us giving each other blood supply. Quoting: Jules Red Interesting. I feel the same way, but never understood why. I feel the same about being an organ donor. I saw a video a few months back that talked about how most of the blood people donate actually goes to the labs and the take out the plasma for other purposes. They said to help people who need plasma, but they had to pay a fortune for it. I don't think that many people need plasma. Something else must be up. I've also seen documentaries where people who donate organs seem to have parts of their consciousness transferred to the recipient for a period of time. Quoting: TruthSeeker0511 I’ve heard that, especially around heart transplants. Never really thought about it with blood though, surely the same logic applies. #DefundTheBBC
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