They're starting to have pretty serious shortages in California particularly, and it won't be just there.

Watching how many quit the military will be interesting also.

Chicago school bus drivers too from the sound of it.

Yes! I know a lot, both young and old, who will not get it.

Pseudo-vaccine? Still lying to people, eh, CR01?

vaccine
[vakˈsēn]
NOUN
a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases, prepared from the causative agent of a disease, its products, or a synthetic substitute, treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease.

Which - as I explained many times, and as only went in one ear and out the other with you - mRNA programming for the body is not.

FYI, Red Cross will now not accept plasma donations from those dumb enough to get injected with not a vaccine but with spike protein encoding because of . . . the toxic spike proteins in their blood.

Eventually the unbrainwashed learn to think and ask questions. Others, it takes a bit longer.

No matter how many times you tell that lie, it will never be true, Liar CR01. As I asked before, there's no lie you won't tell in your scramble to try to put yourself in the right even when the proof you're lying is right in front of everyone's eyes, is there?

"FYI, Red Cross will now not accept plasma donations from those dumb enough to get injected with not a vaccine but with spike protein encoding because of . . . the toxic spike proteins in their blood."

And that's another lie, Liar CR01...or maybe it's just the abject ignorance I've come to also expect from you. So....who's your source for this latest bunch of bullshit? I certainly isn't the Red Cross. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!

https://www.redcrossblood.org/local-homepage/news/article/covid-19-vaccination-guide-blood-donation.html

Here, watch a couple liberal "fact checkers" at work. This is an example of what REAL lying looks like:

http://republicbroadcasting.org/news/usa-today-fact-check-accuses-gold-star-parents-of-lying-then-issues-massive-correction/

I've already seen what real lying looks like; it's in the meme at the top of the page.

Nice little ass covering by them, pay attention to the weasel wording. They say that antibodies can decline as a result of the injection, and that they've now discontinued the convalescent plasma program (obviously for that reason), continuing: "We will continue to monitor the situation in the context of emerging information, evolution of the pandemic and hospital demand to determine if we should resume our convalescent plasma program in the future."

More relevant info at

https://dreddymd.com/2021/09/06/red-cross-is-warning-covid-vaccinated-humans-are-ineligible-for-donating-plasma/

And yes, the convalescent plasma program has been discontinued because -and this is a direct quote that you quite clearly didn't comprehend-

"Currently, our primary efforts are the prioritized expansion of red blood cell and platelet collections to meet surging hospital demand and have discontinued our convalescent plasma program. We will continue to monitor the situation in the context of emerging information, evolution of the pandemic and hospital demand to determine if we should resume our convalescent plasma program in the future."

You do understand that means the discontinuance of the convalescent plasma is because it was side-lined in favor of whole blood and platelets, correct?

Oh, child...you do understand what convalescent plasma is, right? And you're also aware that it can only be obtained from people who've had COVID and survived, correct? You also remember saying that people who've had COVID and come through it have greater and longer lasting immunity than those who've been vaccinated, do you not?

"They say that antibodies can decline as a result of the injection"

No, they said that antibodies decline after six months not because of the injection but because that is the duration cap on immunity acquired through infection.

Am I going to have to post the entirity of the Red Cross' donation fact sheet here so people can see you don't comprehend what you read?

Actually, I'm going to post the whole of the Red Cross' blood donation fact-sheet just on general principle...and also so that people can see that you don't really comprehend what you read.

Here ya go, folks -straight from the horse at

https://www.redcrossblood.org/local-homepage/news/article/covid-19-vaccination-guide-blood-donation.html

-the actual facts and not CR01's quite frankly delusional take on the Red Cross' blood donation acceptance policy:

Can I donate after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine?

February 24, 2021
As COVID-19 vaccines are being distributed throughout the U.S., what does this mean for blood donors? Great news: if you receive the vaccine, you can still donate blood, platelets and AB Elite plasma! Donating blood is essential to help save lives and support the efforts of those on the frontlines of the pandemic.

DOWNLOAD THE COVID-19 VACCINE GUIDE
When can I donate blood after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine?
The Red Cross is following FDA blood donation eligibility guidance for those who receive the COVID-19 vaccination. Deferral times for donations may vary depending on which brand of vaccine you received. If you’ve received a COVID-19 vaccine, you’ll need to provide the manufacturer name when you come to donate. In most cases, there is no deferral time for individuals who received a COVID-19 vaccine as long as they are symptom-free and feeling well at the time of donation.

The following eligibility guidelines apply to each COVID-19 vaccine received, including boosters: There is no deferral time for eligible blood donors who are vaccinated with a non-replicating inactivated or RNA-based COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by AstraZeneca, Janssen/J&J, Moderna, Novavax, or Pfizer.
Eligible blood donors who received a live attenuated COVID-19 vaccine or do not know what type of COVID-19 vaccine they received must wait two weeks before giving blood.
If you have an appointment scheduled and need to change your donation date based on the above guidance, click here.

If you have further eligibility questions, please call 1-800-RED CROSS. Regardless, of the type of vaccine an individual receives, all donors must be symptom-free and feeling well at the time of donation. If an individual is experiencing any symptoms from the COVID-19 vaccine, the Red Cross asks that they postpone their donation until they are feeling better. <cont.>

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When you receive your COVID-19 vaccination, make sure you receive a handout with information about the vaccine, including the name of the manufacturer. It is encouraged to bring this information with you to your donation appointment.

Can I donate COVID-19 convalescent plasma if I have received the vaccination?
The FDA allows people who have received a COVID-19 vaccine to donate dedicated COVID-19 convalescent plasma within six months of their infection of the virus, based on data that antibodies from natural infection can decline after six months however, the Red Cross has discontinued our convalescent plasma collection program.

Throughout the pandemic, the American Red Cross has adapted its collection of lifesaving blood products to meet the needs of all patients—including those battling COVID-19. Currently, our primary efforts are the prioritized expansion of red blood cell and platelet collections to meet surging hospital demand and have discontinued our convalescent plasma program. We will continue to monitor the situation in the context of emerging information, evolution of the pandemic and hospital demand to determine if we should resume our convalescent plasma program in the future.

The Red Cross is grateful to the tens of thousands of convalescent plasma donors who rolled up their sleeves to share their health and provide hope to patients and their families during an uncertain time.

What safety precautions are in place?
The Red Cross is committed to the safety of donors, staff, and volunteers. We only collect blood from donors who are healthy and symptom-free. No matter which COVID-19 vaccine you receive, please do not present to donate unless you are symptom-free and feeling well. Mild side effects can occur after the administration of vaccines of any type, although they usually disappear within a few days. If you experience any side effects, please wait to donate until you are feeling well. <cont.>

<cont.>
To ensure everyone’s safety, the Red Cross is taking additional safety precautions during the pandemic including:

Donor and staff temperature checks before entering drives

All donors and staff required to wear a face covering or mask in accordance with the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention

Following social distancing practices in waiting and refreshment areas as well as spacing beds 6 feet apart where possible

Wiping down donor-touched areas and enhanced disinfecting of surfaces and equipment

Having hand sanitizer readily available

Wearing gloves and changing them often

Using sterile collection sets
Using aseptic scrubs on arms

Laundering blankets used by donors and encouraging donors to bring their own (electric blankets and heating pads not permitted)

Conducting mini-physicals to ensure donor health

Red Cross volunteer donors provide nearly 40% of the country’s blood and blood components, yet only about 3% of age-eligible people donate blood yearly, which means supply can’t always meet demand. Every donation helps meet patient needs. If you are healthy and well, please schedule your blood donation appointment today.

For more information about making a blood donation if you receive a COVID-19 vaccination, download the COVID-19 Vaccination and Blood Donation guide.

"Eventually the unbrainwashed learn to think and ask questions. Others, it takes a bit longer."

The "unbrainwashed" are the ones thinking and asking questions right from the start. It's the brainwashed who take longer to start thinking and asking question....assuming they ever do.

Which brings things around to a rather important question: how many times are you going to fall for the garbage your fraudulent news sources are shoveling only to subsequently be proven a dupe/fool by someone who has facts? I mean, fun's fun but, after getting figuratively choke-slammed during the "Japan's dropped Pfizer completely in favor of Ivermectin" debacle (it was a complete lie, folks; get it straight from the Japanese Ministry of Health at https://www.mhlw.go.jp/english/), I (mistakenly) assumed you would have at least walked away with the understanding that not fact-checking your sources is what got you into that mess. How many times are you going to humiliate yourself before you learn the lesson?

Fact: they suspended the program outright.

Fact: The Tokyo Medical Association endorsed and recommended its use in the jab's place.

https://verumetinventa.wordpress.com/2021/08/26/japan-moderna-vax-is-out-ivermectin-treatment-is-in/

What program would that be?

Fact: a suggestion from the Tokyo Medical Association is not a government policy change.

Fact: your fraudulent news source is meaningless; the Japanese Ministry of Health is the only voice the counts.