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If there is a process to clean the donated blood removing the spike protein, that would be ideal. If time was not an issue, meaning you knew you were having scheduled surgery, one should be allowed to bank their own blood with guarentee of getting same blood during surgery if needed. Also if unv'd parent wanted to donate to a child, this should also be allowed.

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A RELIABLE test for the presence of spike would seem to be the first order, followed by a cost-effective method for removal. Filtration? Pheresis?

(I am neither a pathologist nor hematologist.)

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Mar 8, 2023·edited Mar 8, 2023

IF, as some say, everyone is now "infected" with the spike from shedding, will this matter? Do the shedding "infected" have less spike than the injected? Did we get the LNPs, too?

I'd still prefer "uninfected," but think in light of the above questions it's "all in my head."

Is there a way to "filter" out the spike? If not, is this in the works? How well do the chelaters work? Can the graphene oxide be removed, too?

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Hello Dr Alexander - I am highly interested in assay development for this topic, experienced PhD toxicologist with mass spectrometry, ELISA and other applicable techniques suitable for diagnostic purposes. Please contact me to discuss further. Thank you.

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Mar 8, 2023·edited Mar 8, 2023

I called all the local blood banks two years ago. Was put through to managerial. I asked pertinent questions that were diffucult for them to answer directly. They were not pleasant about it either. Good enough. They were made aware of my concerns. They'd been notified. (I did this because a decade ago my terminally diagnosed infant son had to be transfused with blood products every 4 to 6 weeks for over 18 months and I had heard that the Ronald McDonald Houses were requiring emergency use authorized gene therapy injection proof in order for sick children and their parents to stay there.) PS I once got to directly ask Dr Roger Hodkinson a question about this over a live Zoom meeting. He stated that my question was excellent and that no children should get these shots. I was so honored to have gotten to speak to him directly. He's been one of my "HIPPOCRATIC OATH HEROS" since day one. You too Dr A. I was in Ontario virtually everyday for 3 weeks with you all at the Freedom Trucker Convoy last winter. Thanks to Dr Byram Bridle too-I printed his shared Japanese biodistribution analysis.

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I agree that there should be separated bloods between the vaccined and unvaccinated

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My girlfriend who is a fanatical anti-vaxxer and refuses to take any precautions against SARS-CoV-2 because she insists it is a harmless respiratory virus and who has probably been asymptomatically infected several times was recently admitted to hospital in severe pain and it looked like she was facing emergency cholecystectomy. She is terrified of vaccinal spike protein and asked for unvaccinated blood in the event that a transfusion became necessary and was initially denied. However, she assertively persisted and was then told that she may be permitted to receive a "cell saver" procedure if infection did not preclude it. She did have an infection but said "may be permitted" wasn't good enough and demanded that all steps be taken to bring the infection under control and that arrangements be made for the cell saver equipment to be on stand by. She was discharged from hospital after a few days with her gall bladder intact after it was determined that emergency cholecystectomy was no longer warranted and she could have it in a few weeks time. She is now busy researching alternatives. Acute cholecystitis is a complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection during the acute phase of infection that was first reported with the Wuhan strain. SARS-CoV-2 has been found to persist in gut and gallbladder tissue for at least 12 months after the acute infection, which may be merely a prodrome. I suspect that many people are going to lose their gallbladder or develop gallbladder cancer as a consequence of past (and continuing) SARS-CoV-2 infection so it is going to be important to have access to supplies of pure blood that are uncontaminated with vaccinal MRNA or spike protein.

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Where there is a danger present, the patient must be given a choice. Pre-arranged toxic free blood could be donated by a friend or family member. No court should decide a persons personal wishes. I think there are probably methods to ensure clean blood but by doing so they would be admitting the blood is toxic to begin with.

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Although I agree no one wants vaxed blood and all it’s problems, but this sets up the unvaxed as the spare parts will they mandate is to donate blood and then organs?

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Mar 8, 2023·edited Mar 8, 2023

https://www.blessedbyhisblood.com/ is a site that just came online last year with a focus on a coop of likeminded folks with untainted blood.

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Looking forward, how to we prevent contamination to the future blood supply if more mRNA vaccines are created and deployed?

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Many hospitals will test donated blood to see it is unvaxxed....on request.

A friend was in the hospital and required 6 pints, he was literally poisoned and bleeding out.

Doctors accomodated his request for "Mennonite Blood". It wasn't from Mennonites, but they knew what he wanted and tested the blood for vaxx prior to transfusion.

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This is very problematic. I believe that groups of people ought to be able to pool together to commit to donate for one another. Cross-matching ahead of time, in other words.

The podcast with the parents of an infant who was infused unnecessarily post op and then died; all because the hospital would not expedite the donations; it’s beyond heartbreaking.

Little hope for freedom in this area though if we don’t fix other fundamentals.

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Dr. Paul, you need to do a substack about how the American Red Cross and the AMA have both supported a risk-based approach to donor eligibility in an effort to ease restrictions on those who are able to donate blood .Their position - MSM (men having sex with men) should be allowed to donate because those past restrictions have led to blood shortages and stigma which is not supported by science, according to many experts. No joke- this is really happening . Go to America Out Loud and listen to the February 22nd podcast on Nurses Out Loud called “The FDA’s role in US blood supply contamination.” Immensely disturbing is putting it mildly.

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Since we all now know that COVID19 is a bioweapon event, can we agree that the event is treason from within?

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I won't donate my blood now. I don't trust the Red Cross. The needle could be coated with ??? Don't forget Red Cross is a Switzerland based organization. They have been up to.some shady stuff. Buying blood/blood components from the blood banks ( mostly from poor people). Goes to Switzerland to an Octo Pharma which formulates highly specialized biotherapeutics at astronomical prices. I believe blood from donors has been used in the process of fine tuning bioweapons. Until they can prove otherwise don't give them a drop. And for God's sake if you are unjabbed and have checked on your driver's license that you're an organ donor get that removed or hire armed security. That's a filthy business.

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