Ann Kreilkamp 4:23 pm
A few months ago, I noticed somewhere that, thanks to Covid, the U.S. blood supply is in dire need of replenishment, given that previously postponed treatments and elective surgeries needed to be rescheduled. This announcement made me wonder. What does vaccination do to the blood supply? Will there be any decision to not accept vaccinated blood or plasma?
Here’s what the Red Cross had to say back in June, and I noticed one very weird sentence.
Nation Confronts Severe Blood Shortage Blood Donations Urgently Needed
“Individuals who have received a COVID-19 vaccine are still eligible to donate blood and platelets. Knowing the name of the manufacturer of the vaccine they receive is important in determining blood donation eligibility.” So some vaccines contaminate and some do not? Which ones?
Then, today, I noticed a new article.
Vaccinated Can’t Donate Blood, Covid Vaccine Wipes Out Antibodies: Red Cross Video
Remember, the spike protein itself may be the poison.
and
Worse than Covid? Spike Protein Spreads Like Fire
Here’s a doctor who draws out the implications:
Here’s a few substances that neutralize spike proteins: star anise, fennel, dandelion leaves, elderberry leaves. I’m sure there are many more.
The point is, however, that, thanks to the “vaccines,” our nation’s blood supply is likely already contaminated. And the greater the percentage who succumb to the vax, then either the more contaminated the blood supply, or the blood supply dries up.
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[…] is now coming from donors who have been inoculated [against COVID-19]” raises many questions […]
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[…] Although there is no way to know the COVID-19 vaccination status of those who donated the blood used in the baby’s transfusion, the fact that “most of the nation’s blood supply is now coming from donors who have been inoculated [against COVID-19]” raises many questions. […]
[…] Although there is no way to know the COVID-19 vaccination status of those who donated the blood used in the baby’s transfusion, the fact that “most of the nation’s blood supply is now coming from donors who have been inoculated [against COVID-19]” raises many questions. […]
I know there are efforts to establish a blood bank for purebloods, but don’t know the status. Likely also, unvaxxed semen banks for unvaxxed women . . . I can’t imagine the dating scene right now . . . Reminds me of my generation, back in the early ’80s, when AIDS came on the scene. Shifted us out of the “free love” mentality that had reigned since the advent of birth control pills.