Clinton Ohlers
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 30 Jan
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That is it.
Yeah, you got it correctly.
Well, that's a great question.
Yeah, I was working on the issues of really how the therapeutics during the COVID, you know, pandemic were being suppressed by really, you know, virtual fraud in the medical journals.
My history, my background's a PhD in the history of, focused on the history of science.
And so I got involved in SafeBlood because I thought this was a really important cause that was being overlooked was what was happening with our blood supply since the components of the vaccines, which were increasingly showing to cause adverse reactions, were going to be circulating in the blood.
That means that there was risk through transfusions.
And so that's what we're here to prevent.
Yes.
Our primary concern came from the discovery that people...
by all the criteria that we can judge, have been experiencing severe adverse reactions from blood transfusions, especially if they get multiple units, since with multiple units, there's almost an assurance that you'll get blood from unvaccinated or mRNA vaccinated donors.
And that's an example.
I love the fact that you're
I mean, anybody who stands up is Galileo, you know.
Yeah, well, it's really, I see it like the 1980s all over again with the HIV crisis, because it is almost a perfect repetition of that period in that you had doctors who were early to the forefront saying, look, this mystery disease, we have to assume it's
It's circulating in the blood.
Transfusion should be safe.
I mean, it should be dangerous.
Instead of being supported, they were reprimanded for trying to reduce the amount of
of transfusions they were doing.
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