2/2/2024, 11:44:39 AM · by ransomnote
X ^ | January 30, 2024 | Dr. Byrne via Kasey Lynae 🇺🇸 @Kaseylynae
Please read this post.
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled "I am not allowed to tell you this," Dr. Byrne, founder of Perinatal Medicine, says about the origins of organ transplants. (EXTREMELY DISTURBING CONTENT WARNING) (Includes TRANSCRIPT of 6 minute video), Bob434 wrote: in the4 news the other day it was revealed that gangs are now dropping drug laced money right by a door of a parked car- and when the person comes out, sees it, takes it, drives for a ways until the drug starts to work on them and they will go unconscious or unable to move yet still awake- and at that point the gang who is following will rape the victim or throw the person out and steal the car-
not sure what drug is being used, but I’ve seen videos of a cop who just touched fentanyl packet and became unable to move his body after a short while- so maybe that is the drug?
At any rate- probably not a good idea to pick up a bill off the ground near your car these days- especially if it wasn’t there when you pulled in
Posting here to remind FReeQs:
Did you know there are organizations that will give a family a voucher for a transplant any time you need it, if someone in the family donates to a stranger?
The National Kidney Registry (NKR) Voucher Program allows a living kidney donor to choose the most convenient time frame for their kidney donation surgery and provide one or more vouchers to people who can then be prioritized to receive a living donor kidney through the NKR if/when they need a transplant.
Our daughter did this in her early thirties. She contacted the organization and was screened, then donated her kidney to a stranger. She received a voucher that anyone in her family could use whenever it was needed. My husband was getting to the stage where he needed dialysis, so he presented that voucher and got the ball rolling. Within a few months, he and his doctors had three healthy kidneys to choose from!
Sadly, the transplant doctors at the university hospital had never seen a voucher before! Why this isn’t publicized more, I don’t know. Maybe because organ donation is big business?
