SafeBlood Aims for Medical Freedom
Mr. George Della Pietra has created a blood donor database for blood that's not vaccinated with mRNA vaccines.
As originally published on DailyClout
The Creation of SafeBlood
Mr. George Della Pietra is a retired naturopath located in Switzerland. Mr. Della Pietra recently came out of retirement to do his part to defend medical freedom, and save humanity from itself. I had the honor of interviewing Mr. Della Pietra about the organization he recently founded, SafeBlood.
SafeBlood is a non-profit organization with a small core team in Switzerland that was created primarily to address the pressing issue of medical choice. In the last five years or so, many hospitals in Western countries outside of the United States have ceased allowing patients to bring in private blood donors for transfusions. As the harms of mRNA vaccination began to emerge, Mr. Della Pietra recognized the importance of creating an option for people who do not want to accept vaccinated blood in the case of a necessary transfusion.
SafeBlood currently operates as a database of members in 82 countries worldwide of unvaccinated people who have signed up to donate their own blood. In the US they’re already operational, yet in other Western countries, members are facing many challenges attempting to bring private unvaccinated blood donations to be used in medical procedures at hospitals.
SafeBlood in the United States
When Mr. Della Pietra launched SafeBlood 1.5 years ago, he was met with resistance by approximately 99% of the medical professionals he approached. One year later, he received his first query from a medical professional in the United States, and a short few months later, SafeBlood has members in 41 out of 50 states.
Mr. Della Pietra is working on establishing a SafeBlood team presence in every one of the 50 States. Mr. Della Pietra noted that he’s pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to get set up for private blood donations in the US, and they already have members in their database from 41 states. As of now, SafeBlood does NOT have its own private clinics, they work with medical partners. In the beginning, the SafeBlood team approached labs and clinics to offer a partnership, but at this point, the tide has reversed and they field more incoming inquiries than outward marketing.
Media
Like many efforts within the medical freedom movement, SafeBlood and Mr. Della Pietra have been largely ignored by the traditional media, however, there was recently a Vice article that was published which put SafeBlood in a negative light. When asked what his response to Vice would be, Mr. Della Pietra said he would thank them for the visibility and interest their hit piece brought to his organization.
Mr. Della Pietra is currently recommending that the labs and clinics he works with stay under the radar, and offer the services to their clients quietly while not advertising their connection with SafeBlood, due to the natural resistance that SafeBlood is facing from the broader medical establishment. As a private lab or clinician, they have every right to offer their clients the opportunity to bring in a private blood donor.
The First SafeBlood Success
While they’re still battling against the hospitals and medical establishments in European countries, the first SafeBlood donation actually occurred in the United States recently, which was very exciting for the team, as two unvaccinated members found each other thanks to the SafeBlood database.
SafeBlood is building a community of people who can connect with each other to maintain their rights and control over their own medical choices. In a world that’s increasingly ceded controls of health to pharmaceutical and institutional behemoths, holding on to our health freedom rights anywhere we can is crucial.
A Full List of SafeBlood Locations
Below is a full list of locations that currently have SafeBlood members in the database.
Africa: Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Zambia,
United Arab Emirates: Dubai
Asia: Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Central America: Mexico
Croatia
Denmark
Germany
Finland
France
Greece
Holland (Netherlands)
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Sweden
Switzerland
Serbia
Slovenia
Spain
South America: Brazil
UK: England, Scotland, Northern Ireland
USA: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Islands, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming
Really hoping this gets off the ground in a big way. A lot of us have gone to great pains to keep this stuff out of our bodies. Would like to keep it that way!
We very much need a 'shadow' medical system in this country. Medical practices are mostly owned by hospital systems, which are largely beholden to Medicaid, Medicare, and the ' health care' insurers, all of whom have powerful incentive not to irritate their state and federal overmasters - who, in turn, do the bidding of the pharmaceutical conglomerates.
The game for the patient is this: when I solicit advice from my doctor, I can never be sure who's calling the shots. The hospital administrator? The state medical authorities? The federal alphabet soup bureaucracy? The pharmaceutical companies? Trust, once shattered, is not easy to regain - especially with the doctor facing the omnipresent threat of having his job canceled.
The medical system has been irretrievably corrupted. That's the sad state of affairs right now.