Swiss naturopath George Della Pietra has started a new “SafeBlood Donation” service to provide clean, unvaccinated blood for patients needing transfusions.
Since the general blood supply is now tainted with “fully vaccinated,” spike protein-laden chemical blood, demand for pure blood is soaring. Pietra apparently saw this as a great opportunity to provide clean blood, which is now more in-demand than ever.
Calling the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) mass injection campaign “the crime of the century,” Pietra believes that messenger RNA (mRNA) covid shots “contaminate” the blood and destroy the immune system.
In numerous countries, despite vaccination remaining available, people are no longer cooperating with the programme. There has been no official end to the programme but people have opted out. The government has not told them to stop, the media have not told them to stop. Somehow, people have made a conscious or, perhaps for many a subconscious decision to decline.
In Europe, these countries include Denmark, Ireland, Moldova, Cyprus, Georgia, Spain and North Macedonia. Others have seen a marked reduction but have not recently recorded data including Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Montenegro and Iceland.
On this issue, mind-control has largely broken down, for now. This may mean that the ongoing adverse effects, including death, of the vaxxes will be honestly reported. My guess, though, is more psyops will overshadow and overwhelm what has happened. Some percentage of us will remember and know but most will be fooled yet again. From a Buddhist point of view, this is the First Noble Truth, the truth of suffering and unsatisfactoriness which arises out of delusion. ABN
I’m a practicing ER nurse of 25 years. The amount of blood clots, strokes, cardiac events like myocarditis/pericarditis, Bell’s Palsy, shingles, etc. that I’ve seen since the vaccine rollout is more than I’ve ever seen in the previous 23.5 years combined.
I don’t know how anyone can’t be frightened by what we are seeing. When I try to discuss this with my coworkers, they turn their heads and look downcast, but will rarely speak.
I think it’s because like me, they feel betrayed for following the narrative, but unlike me they won’t open their eyes and speak out (they’re afraid for their careers and also are scared to death that their bodies are ticking time bombs). It’s easier to ignore than to acknowledge. – Susan Pace, Medscape
If vax injuries continue to rise we may eventually see our first responders everywhere–police, military, HC, etc–decimated because almost all of them have been vaxxed. This is another reason the vaxxes look like weapons of war more than “just” sleazy money grubbing or an incredibly bad medical mistake. ABN
1/ I’ve been a teenage girl and I’m in process of raising two of them. Nothing about the horrific rise of gender confusion in girls surprises me. Puberty is an emotional tsunami for girls. Today they face a gross and degraded dating culture in which
2/their only measure of objective value is their micro bikini-fitness and willingness to make themselves sexually available to unscrupulous males.
From precious little princess to door mat in 2 seconds, plus the indignities, suffering, and strangeness of a woman's biology.
3/Their emotional pain is tremendous, even in the best of circumstances.
And how many have "best" circumstances?
Half perhaps or more have absent fathers, and no real conception of what an honorable, faithful and protective man looks like in action.
My understanding is the synthetic vax spike protein is especially likely to cluster and clot in or near the heart of very healthy people who do cardio exercise because that is where large amounts of blood flow. Hence the sudden deaths. In others, the synthetic spikes may cluster and clot in the ovaries, brain, venous system generally or in other organs where they cause other problems which manifest differently. The covid spike protein is the most dangerous part of the virus. Making a vaccine that forces the body to use synthetic mRNA to manufacture this protein in the trillions, literally trillions, is astounding for its boldness or thoughtlessness or premeditated malice. To date, it is hard to say with certainty which it is though it has become increasingly difficult to discount malice. ABN
In most jurisdictions in the world with legalized euthanasia, doctors are explicitly prohibited, or strongly discouraged from raising assisted dying with a patient.
The request must come from the person.
But a guidance document produced by Canada’s providers of medically assisted death states that doctors have a professional obligation to bring up MAID as an option, when it’s “medically relevant” and the person is likely eligible, as part of the informed consent process.
There is no legal restriction on who can raise the subject of MAID with someone with a grievous and irremediable illness, disease or disability, provided the intent is not to induce, persuade or convince the person to request an assisted death, says the Canadian Association of MAID Assessors and Providers.
But some ethicists argue that introducing death as a “treatment option,” without the person suggesting it first, is seriously problematic, especially within the expanding realm of MAID, and that people could be unduly influenced to choose to have their life intentionally ended, given the power dynamics of the doctor-patient relationship.
Given how shallow relations are with virtually all of our doctors, this seems to be a very dangerous slope. I can see a deeply trusted friend bringing this subject up but not someone whose relationship is fundamentally professional and financial. In most cases, this will result in an immoral, even cruel, suggestion that will shock and confuse the patient, not help them. I am concerned almost as much about the moral impact on doctors who make these suggestions even with the best intentions. There will be exceptions, as there always are, but in the main this is not a good general rule to apply broadly as policy. Moreover, given the disaster of Western medical responses to covid, this is a good time for medical professionals to STFU on what they think is best for everyone else. ABN
UPDATE: Another relevant point in this matter is old age and/or the time period near to a person’s death is a very important part of human life. In Buddhist thought the human realm is the only realm where enlightenment can occur. As people age and/or approach death, they are often better able than ever to reflect on their lives and make extremely valuable changes in their thinking and behavior. These changes can change the course of their “mind stream” or karma, thus having enormous impact on future lives. It is a mechanistic view of the world that sees grave illness or old age as nothing more than a worn out machine that should be trashed or killed. From a Buddhist point of view, it is a big mistake to think like that, especially when such thoughts may lead to destroying a person’s last opportunities to make valuable realizations in this life. The old and dying should be cared for with reverence and consideration. To care for an old or dying person is the same as caring for a Buddha. Or as the Buddha put it: “Whoever would tend to me should tend to the sick.” Or, “Caring for any bhikkhu is the same as caring for the Buddha.” Both of these quotes are in the context of caring for Buddhist monks who did not have families to care for them but the principle applies to all of us. Life has meaning from beginning to end and in all its many forms. ABN
Not only can napping boost mood and well-being, but large studies have shown a link between regular napping and good heart health. An occasional daytime nap was associated with a 48 per cent lower risk of heart attack, stroke or heart failure.
The first part of the linked article has good advice on napping. Two points worth adding are 1) it takes some practice to learn how to nap well; and 2) knowing how to nap erases anxiety over nighttime sleep quality. I like the linked article because it describes not just short twenty minute naps but also longer ones. For the most part, if you system wants to fall asleep for 60 minutes at nine in the morning (and you have a schedule that allows that), let it do it. ABN
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