Hello John and Doves,

 

If the Covid-19 "vaccines" are 'safe and effective' why has the state of Illinois have a bill, IL HB4243 filed with the Clerk.  This is dated November 29, 2023?

 

Illinois General Assembly - Bill Status for HB4243

The bill "Amends the Illinois Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank act.  Requires a blood bank to test or have tested donated blood for evidence of any Covid-19 vaccine and any other messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine components, and requires a blood donor to disclose during each blood donor screening process whether the blood donor has received a Covid-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the donor's lifetime.  Requires blood or blood components to include on their labels a designation that the blood or blood components tested positive for evidence of a Covid-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine component or was drawn from a blood donor who disclosed the donor have received a Covid-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the donor's lifetime."

 

This article addresses blood donation and Covid-19 "vaccine":

 

"Good news - in MOST cases, there's no blood donation deferral time if you receive a Covid-19 vaccine.  HOWEVER, knowing the name of the manufacturer is important in determining your eligibility to donate blood."

 

"Individuals who have received a Covid-19 vaccine will need to provide the manufacturer name when they donate.  Upon vaccination, individuals will receive a card of printout indicating what Covid-19 vaccine was received and we encourage vaccinated people to bring that card with them to their next donation.  In most cases, there is no deferral time for individuals who received a Covid-19 vacicne as long as they are symptoms free and feeling well at the time of donation."  To date eligible blood donors received the J&J, Moderna and Pfizer shots.  And there is a waiting period of two weeks after vaccination to give blood.

What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines and blood donation eligibility

 

So, is there a danger to the unvaccinated who receive blood from vaccinated donors?  Health experts say no.  Of course they do.  "Some patients have asked their doctors to use blood from unvaccinated donors."
Blood Centers Say Unvaccinated People Are Refusing Transfusions From 'Tainted' Donations

 

The American Red Cross and America's Blood Centers reported that "blood donations in the U.S. are not classified by a person's vaccination status."
Blood donations not sorted by COVID-19 vaccination status | 9news.com

 

So why is there a bill in Illinois to do just that? Especially if there is no problem with the Covid-19 mRNA "vaccine" or vaccine components being in the blood?  And the bill isn't just for Covid-19 mRNA "vaccines" - but all mRNA vaccines.

 

According to the 'experts' - "Vaccine components are not found in the blood stream, an American Red Cross spokesperson said."  "..there is no scientific evidence that demonstrates adverse outcomes from the transfusions of blood products collected from vaccinated donors and, therefore, no medical reason to distinguish of separate blood donations from individuals who have received a Covid-19 vaccination."
Joint Statement: Blood Community Reiterates the Safety of America’s Blood Supply for Patients

 

"Red Cross officials said they've had to reassure clients that a covid-vaccine, which is injected into muscle or the layer of skin below, doesn't circulate in the blood."

 

"The Food and Drug Administration has determined there's no safety risk, so there's no reason to label the units, "said Dr. Claudi Cohn, chief medical officer for AABB, a nonprofit focused on transfusion medicine and cellular therapies."  
‘Tainted’ blood: Covid skeptics request blood transfusions from unvaccinated donors

 

We were told that the Covid-19 mRNA "vaccine" could not change our DNA - then we found out that that was a lie.  We were told that the mRNA stays in the arm - then a study out of Japan showed the mRNA goes throughout the human body - they found it basically everywhere.  We were told that the spike protein is only produced for a couple of days - now we find out that in many people the spike protein production will never stop.  We were told that the mRNA only lasts a few days in the body - now we find out it can last months or longer.  

 

So does Covid-19 mRNA vaccine/vaccine components appear in blood?  Absolutely!  Another lie.  This study found that the Covid-19 mRNA remains in circulation FOR AT LEAST 15 days.  This is beyond the 'required' two weeks to wait after giving blood following Covid-19 vaccination.

 

"We detected vaccine mRNA overwhelmingly in the plasma fraction (of blood), suggesting it mostly circulates freely and not actively transported by WBCs.  Moreover, it was likely circulating in its lipid encapsulated form, as naked mRNA would have been rapidly degraded in the extracellular environment.  We therefore expect these particles to retain their ability to induce S-protein expression in susceptible cells over this time period..."

 

This study came out in July 2022 in the Journal of Biomedicines - and was promptly ignored by the 'experts' and 'healthcare professionals', blood banks and the Red Cross.
Vaccine mRNA Can Be Detected in Blood at 15 Days Post-Vaccination - PMC

 

As I've written before - if THEY fact check it - it's probably true:  "A blood transfusion from a vaccinated person doesn't transfer the inoculation to an an unvaccinated person.  But high-profile purveyors of misinformation have been promoting the long-standing false claim that it does." 
Blood Transfusion Doesn't Transfer COVID-19 Vaccine - FactCheck.org

 

The above study proves them all liars. 

 

I wondered what was behind the requiring of testing for Covid-19 mRNA and components in donated blood - per this Illinois bill.  They want the donated blood tested for mRNA, lipid nanoparticles and vaccine induced spike protein.  Maybe people have been asking for this information via their representatives.  And that's what I found in this Epoch article - "A constituent approached me concerned about her son's upcoming surgery.  What is he needed a blood transfusion with the long-term impacts concerning mRNA vaccines unknown? As a parent myself, her concern and corresponding question feel warranted," Mr. David told TheEpoch Times in an email.  "This conversation was the catalyst for my bill delineating blood donations and mRNA vaccines."  There was a similar bill in Montana but it made it a misdemeanor offense to donate Covid-19 mRNA vaccinated blood this year that was "tabled quickly in a 19 to 1 vote."
Illinois Bill Would Require Blood Donors to Disclose COVID Vaccination Status | The Epoch Times

 

People should have the right to unvaccinated blood in tranfusions if they are unvaccinated.

 

Now that we know the truth via scientific proof.

 

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!

 

Maranatha!

 

Chance

 

103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY State of Illinois 2023 and 2024 HB4243   Introduced , by Rep. Jed Davis   SYNOPSIS AS INTRODUCED:     210 ILCS 25/7-108   from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-108 210 ILCS 25/7-110   from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-110 210 ILCS 25/7-111   from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-111 210 ILCS 25/7-120 new         Amends the Illinois Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank Act. Requires a blood bank to test or have tested donated blood for evidence of any COVID-19 vaccine and any other messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine components, and requires a blood donor to disclose during each blood donor screening process whether the blood donor has received a COVID-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the donor's lifetime. Requires blood or blood components to include on their labels a designation that the blood or blood components tested positive for evidence of a COVID-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine component or was drawn from a blood donor who disclosed the donor have received a COVID-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the donor's lifetime. Provides that the Department of Public Health must adopt rules to implement the changes made by the amendatory Act.         LRB103 34691 AWJ 64536 b         A BILL FOR
HB4243   LRB103 34691 AWJ 64536 b
1		AN ACT concerning regulation.
2		Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
3		represented in the General Assembly:
4		Section 5. The Illinois Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank
5		Act is amended by changing Sections 7-108, 7-110, and 7-111
6		and by adding Section 7-120 as follows:
7		(210 ILCS 25/7-108)  (from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-108)
8		Sec. 7-108. Duties of blood banks. A blood bank shall:
9		(a) Collect, process, and provide for use blood or blood
10		components from a blood donor only upon the consent of that
11		donor and under the direction or delegated direction of the
12		blood bank Medical Director.
13		(b) Transfuse blood or blood components upon the request
14		of a physician licensed to practice medicine in all its
15		branches, a dentist, or a podiatric physician who is on the
16		medical staff of a hospital and has permission from the
17		medical staff to make such a request. If the request is oral,
18		the physician or other authorized person shall submit a
19		written request to the blood bank within 48 hours. If the blood
20		bank does not receive the written request within that period,
21		it shall note that fact in its records.
22		(c) Test or have tested donated blood for evidence of any
23		COVID-19 vaccine or any other messenger ribonucleic acid

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1		(mRNA) vaccine components, including evidence of lipid
2		nanoparticles and spike protein from a vaccine.
3		(d) Require a blood donor to disclose, during each blood
4		donor screening process, whether the blood donor has received
5		a COVID-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the
6		donor's lifetime.
7		(Source: P.A. 98-214, eff. 8-9-13.)
8		(210 ILCS 25/7-110)  (from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-110)
9		Sec. 7-110. Blood labeling. Every person who withdraws
10		blood from an individual or separates blood into components by
11		physical processes shall affix to each container of blood or
12		blood components a label that includes (1) the appropriate
13		donor classification, "volunteer donor" or "paid donor", in no
14		less prominence than the word "blood" or the name of the blood
15		component and (2) a designation, if true, that the blood
16		tested positive for evidence of a COVID-19 vaccine or any
17		other messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine or was drawn
18		from a blood donor who disclosed that the donor has received a
19		COVID-19 vaccine or any other mRNA vaccine during the donor's
20		lifetime.
21		Any person who receives blood or blood components in this
22		State from a federally licensed blood bank in another state
23		shall not be required to relabel a container of blood or blood
24		components if the container of blood or blood components is
25		labeled with the appropriate donor classification, "volunteer

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1		donor" or "paid donor", in no less prominence than the word
2		"blood" or the name of the blood component.
3		(Source: P.A. 87-1269.)
4		(210 ILCS 25/7-111)  (from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 627-111)
5		Sec. 7-111. Administration of labeled blood. No person may
6		administer blood by transfusion in this State or transfer or
7		offer to transfer blood for transfusion purposes by any type
8		of transaction unless the container of the blood is labeled as
9		required by Section 7-110 and, if the container is designated
10		under item (2) of Section 7-110, an acknowledgment from the
11		person receiving the transfusion, or the authorized
12		representative of the person, that the person or
13		representative has been given the opportunity to refuse blood
14		designated under item (2) of Section 7-110.
15		When blood is administered by transfusion in this State,
16		the identification number of the unit of blood shall be
17		recorded in the patient's medical record and the label on the
18		container of the blood shall not be removed before or during
19		the administration of that blood by transfusion.
20		(Source: P.A. 87-1269.)
21		(210 ILCS 25/7-120 new)
22		Sec. 7-120. Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine
23		testing and labeling; rules. The Department must adopt rules
24		to implement the changes made by this amendatory Act of the

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HB4243 103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY