Concerns Over mRNA Contamination in America's Blood Supply

mRNA Persistence in the Body

• 🔬 New research from Kevin McKernan and Dr. Peter McCullough suggests mRNA can linger in the body for years after vaccination.
• ⚠️ This persistence raises concerns about the long-term implications for individuals who have received mRNA vaccines.

Risks in Blood Transfusions

• 🩸 Families are reporting severe injuries and deaths following blood transfusions, even in individuals who did not receive the mRNA vaccine themselves.
• 💔 A case of baby Matthew is highlighted, who died from a clot after receiving an "off the shelf" blood transfusion during a preliminary surgery.
• 📈 Patients receiving blood from vaccinated donors are experiencing adverse reactions similar to those reported for mRNA vaccines, including Bell's palsy and pericarditis.

Blood Bank Practices and Transparency

• 🚫 American blood banks refuse to track the mRNA status of donors, leading to a lack of transparency.
• 💰 Blood banks may have financial incentives to avoid acknowledging potential issues, as blood is a commodity sold in secondary markets.
• 🏛️ Federal regulators are not pushing for changes, despite 11 states introducing "blood freedom bills" to protect the right to non-mRNA donor blood.

Advocacy and Solutions

• 🤝 Safe Blood, an organization, aims to connect recipients with donors who have not received mRNA vaccines through peer-to-peer matching.
• ⚖️ "Blood freedom bills" are being pushed in states to ensure the availability of directed donations and protect health freedom.
• 🤰 Pregnant women are advised to consider autologous donations (donating to oneself) for planned procedures due to the uncertainty of emergency blood availability.

Broader Implications and Future Concerns

• 📉 The continued uptake of COVID-19 vaccines, with one in five Americans planning to get one, suggests the blood supply may remain unsafe for an extended period.
• ⏳ The persistence of mRNA in the body, potentially for 10-15 years, indicates a long-term challenge for blood safety.
• ⚠️ The worst-case scenario involves continued transfusion-related adverse events and a lack of informed consent for patients receiving blood.