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Pauline C

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07 Sept 2021, 09:03

Safety query re. blood contamination by Covid 19 experimental "vaccines"

I have yet to receive the requested safety information from the Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS).

My first email to WCBS regarding the safety of blood and blood products, in relation to these experimental "vaccines" for Covid 19 (currently in a phase 3 trial to assess their safety and efficacy), was sent on the 1st of August 2021.The WCBS responded on the 25th of August 2021, directing me to their website.

The information provided on the website confirms that donors are not required to disclose whether they are participating in the trial for the experimental gene drug (and have had the "vaccine"). The information on WCBS website further states that receiving a blood donation from someone who has been vaccinated is not the equivalent to being "vaccinated" as the "vaccine" is diluted in the blood of the donor and then further diluted in the bloodstream of the patient transfused with the blood product. They also state the following: "We are confident that the currently approved vaccines do not pose a risk to the patient receiving the blood product."

Given that the WCBS are confident that there is no risk associated with these experimental "vaccines", I have requested that the WCBS (addressing my email to Ms Michelle Vermeulen, on the 26th of August 2021) please forward the evidence (i.e. trial, study or research safety data) that supports this claim.

I have also requested that the WCBS please confirm that they have not been granted, or requested, any indemnity from any risks associated with blood products from any "vaccinated" individuals (i.e. both the nonreplicating, inactivated, or mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccine or the live-attenuated viral COVID-19 vaccine).

On their website WCBS state the following: "The Western Cape Blood Service has an obligation towards recipients to deliver safe, uncontaminated blood." Given their commitment to delivering a safe product to their customers, and their confidence that the approved experimental "vaccines" do not pose a risk, transparency regarding the data. on which they base their confidence of no risk, is essential. This data needs to be made available for consumers in order to assess, scrutinize and validate these claims

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Western Cape Blood Service
Western Cape Blood Service's reply14 Jan 2022, 10:38
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Dear Pauline, there is considerable discussion regarding COVID-19 vaccination, both in the mainstream media as well as peer-reviewed medical literature. Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) has aligned its policies with those of international Blood Services and guidance from industry position statements, for example, those of the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB). 
 
The WCBS’s position on COVID-19 vaccination is detailed on the Service’s website, which is accessible here - https://www.wcbs.org.za/blood-donation/becoming-a-donor/covid-19-and-blood-donation-faqs/ 
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Pauline C's update23 Jan 2022, 14:41
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Dear Western Cape Blood Service

Your response refers.

Given that Western Cape Blood Service have stated their confidence that the experimental GMO Covid 19 candidate "vaccines" (currently in phase 3 trials, to assess their safety and efficacy) pose no risk, could you please, as previously requested, forward all the independently verified scientific safety data on which you base this assertion?

Please confirm, as previously requested, that the Western Cape Blood Service, and its employees, has/ have neither app**** for, nor received, any exemption, indemnity or waiver of liability in relation to any risk associated with any blood, or blood products, that may be contaminated by the experimental GMO Covid 19 candidate "vaccines"?

Can you please confirm that the Western Cape Blood Service is disclosing, in writing, to all customers, that they (the Western Cape Blood Service) does not ascertain which blood/ blood products might be contaminated by the experimental GMO Covid 19 candidate "vaccines" and that they are confident that this poses no risk? (This disclosure is essential to ensure that the consumer who has purchased and consented to the use of the product, is able to make a risk/ benefit assessment prior to purchasing and using the product (this is necessary in order to comply with the strict legal requirements regarding voluntary informed consent)).

In the light of the unequivocal endor*****t, and confidence, expressed by the Western Cape Blood Service that the Emergency Use Authorisation, experimental GMO Covid 19 candidate "vaccines" do not pose a risk (despite the absence of any independently verified scientific data declaring these experimental novel GMO products to be safe and free of risk) can the Western Cape Blood Service please confirm that, should their (currently unsupported by data) confidence in these drugs be misplaced, they undertake to fully, and promptly, compensate anyone who is in any way adversely affected due to any adverse event, injury or death as a result of these experimental GMO Covid 19 candidate "vaccines"? (The Western Cape Blood Service state, on their website that: " The Western Cape Blood Service has an obligation towards recipients to deliver safe, uncontaminated blood".)

In order to ensure transparency with consumers could you please provide the requested information without any further delays or, if you are unable to provide the requested information, could you please state the reason/s why you are not able to disclose this to consumers?

Thank you.

Yours sincerely

Pauline