New Zealander’s rights continue to be trampled on. The latest assault came when non-vaccinated blood was refused for a NZ baby needing an operation. What the parents wanted wasn’t bad and it should have been granted. But the government overplayed its hand.
The case went to court and the Blood Bank admitted in court that traces of the spike protein from the Covid mRNA injection have been found in the donated blood.
Author: Jo Blogs, Red Sky In The Morning
It’s not a good look. The safety of our blood supply is in question.
Why couldn’t the parents of the NZ baby use the blood from the donors they had lined up? The Blood Bank could have screened it. It used to be possible in pre-Covid days.
The traumatised parents of the baby at the centre of this issue were not listened to and they lost custody temporarily while the operation was on.
The Medical Kidnap of Baby Will
Eighteen months ago, in June 2021, VFF published an article spotlighting new research on the discovery of vaccine-induced spike protein in the blood of the recently vaccinated. The study was pertinent as our health experts had publicly stated that the vaccine solution and subsequent spike protein production didn’t travel beyond the injection site. Vaccine-induced spike protein, mRNA, and lipid nanoparticles are not meant to make their way into the blood, yet they did.
Jabbed Blood: A Dilemma
The article asks, if the spike protein is present in donated blood used for blood transfusions in physically vulnerable patients, could the spike protein then cause damage to the patient’s inner cellular lining of their arteries, veins, and capillaries?
Scientific evidence shows it does.
Baby Alex
In the US, another baby died from being given a transfusion of vaccinated blood.
“He developed a blood clot instantly that stretched from his knee to his heart. He made it two weeks before he died. “
In Conversation With Cornelia – Mother of Baby Alex
Given this testimony, shouldn’t the precautionary approach be used when it comes to donated blood? But the precautionary approach is not being used in New Zealand – our Health Department, Courts, Media and Blood Bank have adopted a “she’ll be right attitude” where they think we should blindly trust the government, our “single source of truth.”
In NZ people getting “vaccinated” can go and donate blood the next day.
Here’s the info from the NZ Blood Bank.
NZ Blood Bank
“For vaccines and booster doses that require no stand down, please wait until the day after receiving your vaccination or booster dose before donating, provided there is no inflammation or infection at the vaccination site.”
NO STAND DOWN REQUIRED Pfizer BioNTech (BNT-162b2) Janssen/Johnson & Johnson (Ad26.COV2.S) AstraZeneca (Oxford – AstraZeneca) Novavax (NVX-CoV2373) COVID-19 VACCINES
NEW ZEALAND BLOOD SERVICE (NZBS) HAS IMPLEMENTED CRITERIA FOR DONORS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE COVID-19 VACCINATION OR BOOSTER DOSE TO ENSURE THE SAFE COLLECTION AND TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD AND BLOOD PRODUCTS.
Other links:
Two Expert Paediatric Cardiologists Speak On Baby Will’s Case – 8th Dec 2022
Rangitikei Environmental Health Watch: NZ’s Baby Will Taken from his parents (updated)
Jo-Blogs
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Hi, I live in beautiful New Zealand. I write, I blog, I work, and in my time off I enjoy the great outdoors. I am the mother of two grown children and inheritor of their cats. I work in IT with my husband and son.
Martin comments: As we reported recently via FreeNZ, it was believed by the parents of Baby Will that unvaccinated blood has been used.
Did they leap to conclusions or were they misinformed?
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