This is where the SAFE BLOOD Donation comes into play as an intermediary. We are working to ensure that our members can obtain unvaccinated blood, either fresh or canned, should they need it. In return, they make themselves available as blood donors. Anyone can become a member, whether vaccinated or not – but only those who have not been vaccinated can donate.
Read here in our mission statement what SafeBlood is primarily about.
Unfortunately, residues of mRNA vaccinations are not only found in blood, but also in breast milk and reproductive organs, among others, which is why our sister site safereproduction.net is dedicated to the procurement of sperm, eggs and breast milk without mRNA residues.
Setting up the necessary infrastructure for SafeBlood is very time-consuming and we are working on it at full speed. We are already represented in more than 50 countries on 5 continents, in Europe, the USA, Canada, South America, Asia, Australia and various African countries.
We now have members in 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. You can already find an (anonymous) database of our blood donors on this website and search for a compatible donor here, and search for a medical partner with a list of all hospitals we have asked to partner with us, listed there whether they replied to us or not.
Please note that our main goal is not to run our own blood bank – this is not possible at the moment for legal reasons, but we are working on making it possible anyway and are getting closer by the day – but to match blood donors and recipients, which we bring together in a clinic (medical partner) that allows the choice of blood donor. So, there is no blood bank with mRNA-free blood yet, not even with us. And, although we have already asked hundreds of clinics, at the moment – at least in Europe – all of them still refuse to allow the human right of free blood choice with them – or at least do not want to be mentioned, because otherwise they fear reprisals. However, we promise you that we will not give up until we can offer a worldwide network of such clinics. Good to know, there are parts of the world where at least the choice of donor is still possible, like most African countries, South America, India and most states in the USA.
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George Della Pietra
