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Blood transfusions are performed using blood preserves, which undergo a complex process after donation where they are largely cleared of foreign bodies. The blood obtained in this way could hitherto be used for transfusions without hesitation.
With the advent of the new mRNA vaccines (such as currently the Covid vaccines), we face entirely new challenges here, as not only the so-called spike proteins are neutralized to an unknown extent. According to the current state of science, a large number of undeclared non-organic additives in these vaccines can only be partially eliminated by known cleaning methods. Dark field microscopy shows the presence of these particles in the blood even after at least 6 months โ some of them may never be broken down at all.
A large number of people have consciously decided not to be vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2 and will also refuse upcoming mRNA-based vaccines โ for whatever reasons. Consequently, they also have reservations about receiving blood transfusions from vaccinated individuals. Whether in an emergency, a scheduled surgery, or because they require regular transfusions for other medical reasons.
This is where SAFE BLOOD Donation comes into play as an intermediary. Our goal is to ensure that our members can receive blood from unvaccinated individuals when needed, either as fresh blood or as preserved blood. In return, they make themselves available as blood donors. Anyone can become a member, whether vaccinated or not โ however, only the unvaccinated can donate.
Read here in our mission statement what SafeBlood is primarily about.
Setting up the necessary infrastructure is very time-consuming and we are working on it at full speed. We are already represented in over 50 countries across 5 continents: in Europe, the USA, Canada, South America, Asia, Australia, and various African states.
We currently have members in more than 100 states worldwide, 50 of them in the USA alone. Direct contact persons for individual countries can be found under about us.
As soon as we have enough medical partners (for application, collection, and processing of the blood), we will start with the mediation, and in countries where it is possible, we are already arranging this on a daily basis (e.g., USA). You can already find an (anonymous) database of our blood donors on this website and search for a compatible donor. There is also a search function for a medical partner with a list of all clinics we have contacted, regardless of whether they have replied to us or not.
Please note that our main goal is not to run our own blood bank – this is currently not possible for legal reasons, but we are working on it and are already very close – but rather to match blood donors and recipients, whom we bring together in a clinic that allows the choice of blood donor. There is therefore still no blood bank with mRNA-free blood, not even with us. And although we have already contacted hundreds of clinics, almost all of them – at least in Europe – currently still refuse to allow the human right to free choice of blood donor at their facilities – or at least do not want to be mentioned, as they fear reprisals. However, we promise you that we will not give up until we can offer a comprehensive network of such clinics. The good news is that it is still possible to freely choose your blood donor in large parts of Africa, South America, and in all states of the USA. In Europe, Italy is currently the only country where, at least in some hospitals, it is possible to freely choose a blood donor using a series of tricks. It is complicated and tedious, but at least some of our members have managed to do it.
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George Della Pietra