Jun 19, 2026 · 57 min · 12 segments
Have you ever worried about what is in your blood transfusion? In the 1950s my sister received a blood transfusion which forever left her with hepatitis C. In the 1950s, doctors had no idea what…
R. Clinton OhlersGuest
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He taught and conducted research at the University of Hong Kong during the early COVID outbreak.
He witnessed firsthand the initial institutional decision-making and public health responses.
He He returned to the U.S. with his family as a global pandemic response unfolded.
He's currently co-authoring a collection of documented case studies with Dr. James Thorpe, who we also interviewed on this program.
This detailed serious injuries and death linked to the mRNA exposure through blood transfusions.
He also serves as a vice president and director of media relations for SafeBlood Donation.
And just how exactly unsafe it is, we don't know, because much more research and study has to be done and tracking of patients.
And so our vision for restoring health and confidence in blood transfusions is what we're pursuing at SafeBlood.
And what we do is we match non-mRNA vaccinated blood donors with recipients who, whether they're unvaccinated or vaccinated, had the vaccine but don't want further exposure through the blood or perhaps you know really importantly if somebody's had a vaccine injury right they would want to minimize further exposure to what injured them so uh they would you know really want to get if at all possible blood from a non-mRNA vaccinated donor.
And then we work on legislation, really try to educate the public, getting out through shows like your own to help people understand the kind of crisis that our blood supply is in and that in an emergency situation, until laws change and start requiring tracking of blood the donor status of the blood, there's no way to get guaranteed non-mRNA vaccinated blood in an emergency.
So you're saying the blood from vaccine recipients is permeating the blood supply, we don't know what we're getting, and what can that do to the recipient?
He taught and conducted research at the University of Hong Kong during the early COVID outbreak.
He witnessed firsthand the initial institutional decision-making and public health responses.
He He returned to the U.S. with his family as a global pandemic response unfolded.
He's currently co-authoring a collection of documented case studies with Dr. James Thorpe, who we also interviewed on this program.
This detailed serious injuries and death linked to the mRNA exposure through blood transfusions.
He also serves as a vice president and director of media relations for SafeBlood Donation.
And just how exactly unsafe it is, we don't know, because much more research and study has to be done and tracking of patients.
And so our vision for restoring health and confidence in blood transfusions is what we're pursuing at SafeBlood.
And what we do is we match non-mRNA vaccinated blood donors with recipients who, whether they're unvaccinated or vaccinated, had the vaccine but don't want further exposure through the blood or perhaps you know really importantly if somebody's had a vaccine injury right they would want to minimize further exposure to what injured them so uh they would you know really want to get if at all possible blood from a non-mRNA vaccinated donor.
And then we work on legislation, really try to educate the public, getting out through shows like your own to help people understand the kind of crisis that our blood supply is in and that in an emergency situation, until laws change and start requiring tracking of blood the donor status of the blood, there's no way to get guaranteed non-mRNA vaccinated blood in an emergency.
So you're saying the blood from vaccine recipients is permeating the blood supply, we don't know what we're getting, and what can that do to the recipient?
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