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Sunday, October 2, 2016

HILLARY "STRONGER TOGETHER" WITH THE FORCES OF DARKNESS?~THE CLINTONS GHOULISH VAMPIRE-LIKE FASCINATION WITH BLOOD & TRANSFUSIONS~HAS SHE RECEIVED A "WHOLE BODY" TRANSFUSION?

DEMONIC FORCES USING HILLARY? WOULD YOU WANT THIS POSSIBLY POSSESSED PERSON IN THE WHITE HOUSE?
"STRONGER TOGETHER", 
WITH THE FORCES OF DARKNESS?

HALLOWEEN PRANK, wild guess, hearsay, theory, or conspiracy theory? INSTEAD, look at the mountain of evidence which spans 10+ years:

IS HILLARY RECEIVING BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS?

Questions arise after candidate's swift recovery

SEE: 
HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR THE CONSTANT & TEMPORARY CHANGES 
IN HER PHYSICAL APPEARANCE?
THE CLINTONS GHOULISH VAMPIRE-LIKE FASCINATION  WITH BLOOD & TRANSFUSIONS
"THE BLOOD OF THE YOUNG" 
PUMPED INTO HILLARY USING A "WHOLE BODY TRANSFUSION"?;
DRUGS SOLD TO PRISON INMATES UNDER DURESS IN ARKANSAS 
FOR BLOOD DONATIONS FROM THEM AS PAYMENT
Published on Oct 1, 2016
Powerful figures throughout history from Leonardo da Vinci to the ancient greeks have viewed the blood of the young as an avenue to prolonged life.

In 2001, the Queen Mother received an 8-hour long blood transfusion days before her 101st birthday. More recently, venture capitalist and billionaire Peter Thiel (co-founder of PayPal) has praised the practice for its potential life extending abilities.

Given the Clintons long history with the blood market, most notably the 1980s scandal surrounding Health Management Associates (HMA) and the selling of blood from Arkansas prisoners, questions arise as to whether the Democrat nominee is using the medical procedure to improve her appearance.
http://www.infowars.com/is-hillary-re...

IS HILLARY GETTING WHOLE BODY TRANSFUSIONS LIKE THE QUEEN MOTHER?

BLOOD TRADES



http://www.prorev.com/blood.htm (EXTENSIVE SUMMARY OF WORLD NEWS ABOUT THE CLINTONS AND TAINTED BLOOD TRADE);
EXCERPT: TAINTED BLOOD
While working at the White House, the ubiquitous Linda Tripp stumbled on something she wasn't meant to know anything about. She received a phone call from someone who mentioned the "tainted blood issue." The phrase meant nothing to Tripp and when she tried to find out more from a White House computer, the database denied her access. Testifying in a Judicial Watch deposition recently, Tripp said, "It had been alarming to me that when I tried to enter data from a caller that I was working with on a tainted blood issue, that every time I entered a word that had to do with this particular issue, it would flash up either the word 'encrypted' or 'password required' or something to indicate the file was locked."
At the time, Tripp was working as executive assistant to Bernard Nussbaum, chief White House counsel. Also on the staff: deputy counsel Vince Foster. The Ottawa Citizen has since learned that Foster had tried to protect the Arkansas firm shipping tainted blood from prison inmates in a lawsuit. The New York Post has also reported that Foster may have been worried about the tainted-blood scandal at the time of his death, citing a mysterious phone call about the matter shortly after Foster died.
The Citizen notes that W. J. Clinton was governor of Arkansas "when the Canadian blood supply was contaminated in the mid-'80s. He was generally familiar with the operations of now-defunct Health Management Associates, the Arkansas firm that was given a contract by Mr. Clinton's own state administration to provide medical care to prisoners. In the process, HMA was also permitted by the state to collect prisoners' blood and sell it elsewhere.
"HMA's president in the mid-1980s, Leonard Dunn, was a personal friend of Mr. Clinton's and a political ally. Later, Mr. Dunn was a Clinton appointee to the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission and he was among the senior members of Mr. Clinton's 1990 gubernatorial re-election team.
"The contaminated prisoners' plasma is believed to have been infected with HIV and hepatitis C. Any information linking Mr. Foster to HMA and its blood program is bound to raise more questions about how much Mr. Clinton knew."
THE ARKANSAS BLOOD SCANDAL
Among blacked-out stories about Clinton is the tale of how his Arkansas prison system sold tainted blood to Canadian sources well after inmate-originated blood was banned by American blood companies. Some 7,000 Canadians have died or are expected to as a result of contaminated blood, some of it from the Arkansas prison system.
According to Mara Leveritt in the Arkansas Times, in 1984, "the U.S. FDA revoked the [Arkansas Department of Corrections'] license for manufacturing source plasma, citing a litany of potential hazards. Among other things, the FDA said that HMA, the Arkansas company administering the program, was using inmates who had been previously disqualified because of a history of hepatitis; had failed to note on the plasma whether testing had been done for signs of hepatitis and syphilis; kept inaccurate and incomplete records; altered records; and had shown willful disregard of standards. The license was quickly reinstated, however, and the bleeding of inmates continued.
"By the end of the 1980s, all U.S. prison systems had quit drawing inmate plasma-- all, that is, except Arkansas's. When I interviewed John Byus, the ADC's medical director, in February 1991, I asked him how long the department intended to continue the practice, in light of the fact that the National Hemophilia Foundation, the International Red Cross, and the World Health Organization all considered the risks inherent in it too great. Byus replied, 'We plan to stick with it to the last day, to the last drop we're able to sell.' Our state ended the program later that year, but not from any sense of responsibility. The scandal had left its mark. There was simply no one left on earth willing to buy what we had to sell."
One year later, Bill Clinton, then governor of a state with the greatest number of inmate complaints in the country, began running for president. Clinton had shown far more impatience than concern with inquiries into prison conditions, claiming that they had been "studied to death." He also tried to bring a state police investigation of the prison system to a quick end saying in words whose spirit would become familiar in another context, "I told them to get it done and get it over with." Further, a couple of those most closely connected to the prison scandal were close to Clinton including Leonard Dunn, who served as president of the blood company with the prison contract. Dunn was a senior member of Clinton's 1990 gubernatorial campaign and bought Jim McDougal's Guaranty Savings and Loan that same year.
Proving the persistence of redemption, by far the best American media story we've seen is in the heretofore heavily pro-Clinton Salon Magazine.
SALON MAGAZINE ARTICLE
http://www.salon1999.com/news/
TAINTED BLOOD FOR "POCKET MONEY"
The men who ran the 1980s tainted blood program in Arkansas have told the Ottawa Citizen that the program was justified because the inmate-donors needed "pocket money."
Writes Mark Kennedy: "That excuse has sparked outrage from Canadian victims who received the prison plasma which is believed to have been infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and with hepatitis C."
"I don't really feel that we did anything wrong," said John Byus, medical director for the Arkansas Department of Corrections. "Does our conscience bother us? I'm sorry, I think our conscience was led by the reality of what we were trying to do. The reality was trying to maintain a program."
Dr. Francis "Bud" Henderson, medical director of Health Management Associates (HMA), the private firm that ran the blood program for the state, told Kennedy there were concerns prisoners' morale would be harmed if they couldn't donate.
Although the tainted blood story has been ignored in the US, it is a major scandal in Canada and the target of an investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned in the early 80s that prison plasma carried a high risk of being contaminated. Says Kennedy, "At the request of the FDA, U.S. companies that fractionate blood products stopped buying prison blood in late 1982. But HMA found a willing buyer in a Montreal blood broker which resold it to Toronto-based Connaught Laboratories. From there, the plasma was pooled and turned into a special blood product and then sent to the Canadian Red Cross, which distributed it to hundreds of hemophiliacs.
"The prison-plasma pipeline was suddenly capped in the summer of 1983 when
it was discovered that plasma from several Arkansas prisoners should not
have been collected. .... The products were recalled, but not quickly enough, leaving 3,933 vials to be injected into the arms of unsuspecting hemophiliacs. The Red Cross immediately cancelled the Connaught contract."
Bill Clinton was governor of Arkansas at the time the tainted blood was being collected from the state's inmates.
OTTAWA CITIZEN
http://www.ottawacitizen.com
KELLY DUDA, DIRECTOR/PRODUCER EXPLAINS HOW HE WAS THREATENED IN ARKANSAS FOR HIS MOVIE ON ARKANSAS PRISONERS' BLOOD 
OBTAINED FOR DRUGS & "FAVORS"
TRAILER FOR MOVIE, "FACTOR 8", TELLS HOW AIDS, ETC. WAS SPREAD WORLDWIDE FROM PRISONERS' BLOOD


FULL MOVIE: Factor 8: 
The Arkansas Prison Blood Scandal

"A CUT OF THE BLOOD MONEY"
Red Light District at Prison Blood Bank
Uploaded on Jun 14, 2007
Imate Rolf Kaestel talks about how penitentiary whores and drug dealers made use of the "Blood Bank" as it was called at the Cummins Prison Farm. Not long after Rolf's interview for FACTOR 8, he was whisked away in the middle of the night to the Utah State Prison System for no apparent reason.... Rolf Kaestel is serving his 26th year of a LIFE sentence for robbery of a taco stand with a water pistol in Ft. Smith, Arkansas in 1981. YES, you heard right. WHILE, murderers and child rapists continue to be paroled, Rolf remains behind bars.... Goto: www.factor8movie.com