Next on Making Sense of the Madness, we dive into the science of vaccinated blood and how we've been divided into two classes of people.

We're going to question the mainstream narrative and exposed media propaganda right now. Well, Clinton Olers, as Director of Media Relations for Safe Blood donation, he earned his PhD from the University

of Pennsylvania, where he focused on the history of science. Dr. Olers, thank you so much for

joining us. Tell us about your organization. Well, great. It's a pleasure to be here. Now, what we do at

Safe Blood is we are primarily focused on helping people get blood for blood transfusions without having to

resort to the pool of blood that's currently available, which is mixed with both vaccinated

and unvaccinated donors.

In other words, people who have not been vaccinated yet who wish to remain unvaccinated and not receive vaccinated

blood during a medical procedure, they are looking for unvaccinated donors, as are people

who have had the shot but don't want added exposure. So what we're doing is we're providing

the means for them to do that. We do that by two ways. You know, one is through

education. A lot of people, most people don't understand that you can reduce the need for blood

transfusions by up to somewhere in the ballpark of 80%, simply by doing things, basically by donating

to yourself, whether through what's called auto transfusion, where you request the hospital,

would use your own blood first, or auto logos where you donate to yourself.

But then in instances where people can't, you know, for medical reasons, what we do is we match

people with donors in their area who have said, hey, I'm not vaccinated and I am willing to give blood to help somebody else.

So we do that matching program is a big part of what we do.

Very interesting. Tell me about the demand that you are aware of and tell me about the perceived risks and the risks that you're aware of, of vaccinated blood?

Well, the demand is, the demand is increasing just massively.

You know, we've got members in, you know, quite a number of countries, I think,

27 countries currently, and that keeps expanding on a daily basis, really, as people.

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