posted on Apr, 2 2023 @ 06:29 PM
a reply to:
anonentity
We are referring here to Bill 645; Rep. Greg Kmetz, (R- Miles City, Montana) sponsored this bill, which is awaiting process. It was introduced in
February of 2023, apparently at the behest of Rep. Jodee Etchart, (R-Billings, Montana).
The arguments in its favor are numerous given the information accumulating about effects of the treatment.
But a substantially important alarm is being raised by the industry about how some 80% of their blood comes from donors who have undergone the
experiment.
This is sticky wicket - clearly the reality of the post COVID event world is now becoming more apparent in the halls of power... although few would
say Montana is a trail blazing state in that regard.
And if, as the opponents of the bill state, the lack of blood for transfusion would lead to people dying, would we say that these too are deaths
resulting from the grand COVID experiment of the early 21st century? Or would they try to make it a morality thing, and blame Joe Public for not
accepting
"Safe and Effective?"
I take some solace in that the debate is at least happening somewhere... because we are just emerging from a world where that debate not only couldn't
happen publicly, it could barely even happen in private.
edit on 4/2/2023 by Maxmars because: grammar