This is a video posted by a Canadian Skype Chat friend. His Avatar is "Bullshit Detector". I pointed out to him that BSD might not be "functioning" due to the fact he wants us to experience what by what ching this video? I dk... Nonetheless, we all need to discern truth from fiction by planted plottings to disturbings in distributions to BS.. This video is for those "who know how to discern" plantings from plottings to disturbings.. Adults only.. btw.. the cameraman did not flinch an inch when the gunshots were fired.. this is not "normal behavior" in the face of life threatenings.. Be discerning and invisible when you have to be.. Good gracings, good health and sweet dreamings.. and fantastic juicings.. Kale and Apple Cider do work well together..
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Aquaries1111- Posts : 1394
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Join date : 2012-06-02
Age : 55
Location : In the Suns
http://www.aol.com/article/2014/07/08/lawsuit-reveals-donated-blood-can-be-sold-for-profit/20927009/
Think the "free blood" you are donating is going to a good cause? Let's see if we can discern what truly may be happening to the free blood that is donated.. Perhaps a pint of "free blood" is worth $300?
When you donate blood, you may get a bit dizzy, but it's a great feeling to know you've helped someone in need for free. Well, maybe.
The Oklahoma Blood Institute, supposedly a non-profit donation service, is currently in a legal battle with General Blood, a blood bank.
OBI claims General Blood owes more than $420,000 for blood it delivered, revealing to many donors that their blood is sold.
So while you're just giving it away at the clinic, some companies are selling it off for profit.
According to court documents, your precious fluid is worth as much as $300 a pint. But what's really disturbing is that even expired blood can be sold at a reduced rate.
It takes 42 days for red blood cells to expire, but other elements, like platelets, expire in as few as five days because they can't be refrigerated.
According to The Oklahoman, OBI works with companies like General Blood to avoid wasting product. It also claims it's not selling the blood but all the equipment it takes to get it into the patient.
General Blood's chief executive says about 99 percent of Americans don't know their blood is sold, but blood banks aren't allowed to pay donors.
The company is counter-suing for $14 million alleging the non-profit violated a confidentiality agreement with a lab in Utah.
Think the "free blood" you are donating is going to a good cause? Let's see if we can discern what truly may be happening to the free blood that is donated.. Perhaps a pint of "free blood" is worth $300?
When you donate blood, you may get a bit dizzy, but it's a great feeling to know you've helped someone in need for free. Well, maybe.
The Oklahoma Blood Institute, supposedly a non-profit donation service, is currently in a legal battle with General Blood, a blood bank.
OBI claims General Blood owes more than $420,000 for blood it delivered, revealing to many donors that their blood is sold.
So while you're just giving it away at the clinic, some companies are selling it off for profit.
According to court documents, your precious fluid is worth as much as $300 a pint. But what's really disturbing is that even expired blood can be sold at a reduced rate.
It takes 42 days for red blood cells to expire, but other elements, like platelets, expire in as few as five days because they can't be refrigerated.
According to The Oklahoman, OBI works with companies like General Blood to avoid wasting product. It also claims it's not selling the blood but all the equipment it takes to get it into the patient.
General Blood's chief executive says about 99 percent of Americans don't know their blood is sold, but blood banks aren't allowed to pay donors.
The company is counter-suing for $14 million alleging the non-profit violated a confidentiality agreement with a lab in Utah.