i had a bit of trouble finding how to do it online but did manage - it will vary by state, go to your state's driver's license site online and poke around from there
I was an organ donor. Cancelled that earlier this year.
Since the medical establishment discriminates against me for not taking their experimental Covid vax... then I choose NOT to be an organ donor or a blood donor.
They can't discriminate against us and still expect us to be nice and cooperate. Screw them.
Oregon harvesting is a big business. Many taken for trafficking are also used for organ harvesting. We are all worth $1 million in organs.
Now that you have seen money for covid in hospitals just what do you think is going on with people in the hospital? They could easily put the sick down and harvest their organs for sale through the hospital on the up and up.
Several years ago I removed myself as an organ donor on my driver's license.
When we looked at everything on the screen to make sure it was correct they printed it out.
Three times the organ donor was still on my license even after removing it on the computer screen at the DMV!
They had to get a manager... Who kept going into the guts of the administrative software to really remove it!
True story. Many years ago I woke up feeling very sick but I had an important presentation to make at work. When I got to work, one of my employees saw how sick I was so the presentation was postponed and I was sent to a clinic. It was a Friday. No one even did anything for me at the clinic and I was sent to a large hospital in the evening. At the hospital, they put me on a gurney and connected me to an IV and left me in a hallway. In the middle of the night, two hospital workers came by and told me I had to have a kidney removed. I kicked them and told them to go away. In the morning they put me in a special ward of the hospital and I finally got a bed. I slept for about an hour and woke up feeling fine. I told the nurse I was leaving. She said I could not leave without permission from my doctor at the clinic so they were calling him but he was not available. I told them, well I am leaving. They said to just wait until someone from the doctor's office called. I got dressed, gathered my stuff, and stood at the nursing station and would not go back to the room. Another doctor called to speak for the original doctor. He got me on the phone and told me that the original doctor had found blood in my vomit at the clinic ( I was throwing up a lot). I said that was strange since he only poked his head in my clinic room and never even came into the room so how could he see that. Then he told me I would die if I left the hospital. By then, I was so fed up, I told the nurses I was leaving. They said I couldn't. I said "what is this jail?" They did not know what to say and I left.
I have never been in a hospital since.
BTW - there was an orderly at the hospital who said that it looked like I had the "24 flu." Many people were in the hospital then for that. I thought about how so many people fall for this shit because they believe these liars. Geez.
I have seen more "left against medical advice" last year than ever before. As a coder, we have to make sure the discharge disposition is correct. When the plandemic started, I started seeing this DD coming up more and more and it tells me more people than ever don't trust the medical profession. I always love it when I see the doctor or nurse, taking care of the patient, write in the chart, patient is angry and says we are just wanting to make money off him/her.😂 I am thinking, that would be correct, it's all about the money.
Yep. Had an uncle who got into a pretty bad accident a while back and was a registered organ donor. They had to do a ton of surgeries on him to get him stabilized and he was still unconscious a while later. The doctor comes into the room, says that he’s obviously brain dead and that they need to take his organs since he’s a donor. My dad told the doctor that he’d rather wait a couple days to see if there were any developments. The doctor gets mad, says that my dad is being selfish and that if they don’t harvest my uncle’s organs right now then they’re not going to be usable…to which my dad just replied that it didn’t matter if he was brain dead for 10 hours or 10 months, the organs are still going to be just as fine.
The doctor gets all upset and slams out of the room. A couple days later my uncle wakes up…with a pretty big headache lol…but otherwise doing fine.
Think something like 90% of my close family were organ donors before that. Now the number’s 0%.
A MASSIVE amount of organ “donations” have back door money involved, think a heart is something like $100,000 by itself. That money sure as hell isn’t going to the insurance. Makes you wonder why that doctor was so mad…hmm…
This is why I dont like doctors.... they have a completely mis-appropriated and unearned "god complex" (unearned b/c the therapies and drugs they push dont even work, and are typically unhealthful to the patient). The longer I live, the more I realize doctors are just threatened and acting out like a cornered animal. Threatened by patients who are knowledgeable (ie doing their own independent research and dont need their big pharma drugs) and unwilling to submit themselves to big pharma's / medical industrial complex control.
I have a friend that works for the ME's office. Not long after she got the job, she removed her organ donor status off of her driver's license because of what she found out at the ME's office. It's just as you say, and some of the bodies are pretty, well shall I say, scavenged before they are released.
Also, had a neighbor who had a heart attack. Just a run if the mill heart attack and not a widow maker. He had been a pretty healthy guy up to that point and was only about 50. He should have fully recovered. He was in stable condition and was admitted. When he was settled in, his wife decided to finally go home to get some rest. She gets a call in the middle of the night saying he coded and she rushed back to the hospital. She was met with a barrage of people convincing her he was now in a coma and brain dead. He had organ donor status on his DL. They pressured her into signing the paperwork for organ donation because they needed to act quickly to salvage his organs, blah, blah, blah. She was in a state of shock and no one was with her to act as a set of brakes.
After the initial shock of losing her husband and the dust had time to settle, she realized that they killed him. The hospital was one of the major research institutions for transplantation at the time. She hired an attorney and sued the hospital. The hospital was not expecting her move and were stalling on releasing his records Believe it or not, she managed to get into the hospital's record keeping section and she stole his medical records before they could have time to change them - pretty gutsy. This was back in the day before everything went digital. Nowdays, you would be SOL. Don't know what happened to the case after that because I moved. The last I heardt the hospital was trying to settle with her quietly but she wasn't playing along.
I never had an organ donor status and never will. It is huge business world wide. You don't have to be a Uighur in China to become prey to this barbaric practice. There is plenty taking place right here in the US.
Medical malpractice was always a big issue with me which is why I never signed up to be an organ donor.
Having been through the "hospital system" aka gulag system I said never again. The level of backstabing, neglect, and sharks in the water while you are vulnerable in there is a huge wake up call.
Do everything in your power to avoid being admitted to a hospital. And if you are agree to leave ASAP when they make the offer to go home or outpatient/rehab.
I was recently admitted to hospital by ambulance due to a fall, with a fractured wrist and a severe blow to the head. Took 3 days to receive the operation on my wrist, awaiting emergency surgery, them sending me home each night, telling me to come back each morning. Second day spent 11 hours without a mask, no ct scan, no gloves on nurses, made to take a covid test because they would not admit me to a ward after the operation without the test. Then told it would take 2 days to receive the test results lol. At the end of the operation when I came out of anesthesia, I refused to go to a ward, checked myself out. I could hardly walk because I was so banged up, literally hanging on to the hospital walls, got in a taxi and came home. I thank God I didn’t fall again on the way home.
Michael Crichton’s novel Coma turned me off in the 70s. I was an organ donor on my first driver’s license—after reading the book I declined to be an organ donor.
Yep. I know a guy who got into a major accident when he turned 21, pronounced “legally brain dead”, filed under JOHN DOE, even though he had his wallet IN HIS POCKET. His mom thankfully went on a manhunt for him, otherwise they would have harvested his organs. He’s fine now, but she had to fight tooth and nail to keep them from pulling the plug on him. All because he was an organ donor. Corrupt as hell.
Yep, been called a dick head for years because I tell people the truth about this but the sheep keep providing their bodies anyway. I don't think it will ever change.
Card signed or not, hospital could be harvesting organs, and relatives never know. I never saw my fathers body, died in hospital alone and then cremated.
This - Makes you wonder on all of the testing too, tin foil hat time folks, could a registry be created that is used for select harvesting? Keep in mind that (((they))) warn us in film etc, for their own good karma. Organ harvesting is a running theme in a lot of flicks and in real life in china.
I have it in my will a total refusal for organ donation. Hospitals and others make a LOT of money in that "business". So, unless the money for such things goes to my family, THEY don't get anything.
I hate not being an organ donor, but it's for this exact reason that I no longer am.
Oddly enough, what opened my eyes was taking on a role as an account executive for a large software company. I saw first hand how financial incentives always create the behavior that's being incentivized, often with unintended consequences.
As horrific as it is, if you incentivize death you will get more death. It's no different now with the Federal payments to hospitals for corona virus deaths.
I want my organs to give someone else a chance at life, but I'm for damn sure not going to leave my family early because of an unscrupulous medical system.
I will never go to a hospital again. Just dig a hole in the woods and I’ll climb in it and go to sleep. Someone can come cover me over with dirt the next day.
This does not account for the grief stricken family member stuck answering awkward questions about drug and sexual practices. I had a close family member killed in car accident and one who received a lung transplant. Both sides of this situation are EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. Prayers to anyone experiencing this.
My very Catholic grandmother donated her body to science bc she thought she was helping the world. The church was so upset they almost did not let us have a memorial mass. My uncles 'talked' them into it. I wish she was here but at the same time I'm glad she doesn't know what her church has become.
I refuse to "donate" my blood to the "non profit" blood banks. They make major money from the sale of our blood. You donate and they sell. Sounds like the Goodwill model of doing business. You donate to me and I'll sell it for a profit. No need to buy merchandise when you can con people into just giving it to for "humanitarian" reasons.
They severely downplay the health risks of kidney donation. You have two kidneys for a reason, and forcing all of that work on to one kidney sets you up for long-term issues. Don't do it unless it's for a loved one who has a good chance of living a long, fruitful life with the donated kidney.
Look, they WILL let you die if you're an organ donor. It is an automatic DNR, they will not try to save you. Being listed as an organ donor is a forfeit of your life if, for whatever reason, you find yourself needing emergency medical care. Only sign up if your life is worth less than the stranger down the road that trashed their body and needs your pieces.
I don’t doubt this happens in places like China. After seeing the “Bodies Exhibit”, I don’t by the cover story of prisoners that family donated their bodies. Fuckin creepy.
I watched an episode of Forensic Files last year, and I swear I remember it discussing a hospital where at least fifty people were killed for their organs before it launched into the story of a nurse who killed people.
I cannot for the life of me find that reference. I want it. I want the hard evidence. If anyone can find any hospital, doctor, nurse, etc. that participated in unnecessarily killing people for organ donation, please tell me. I also want to stop being an organ donor, but if word were to get out to my family about it, I need to be prepared to defend it.
So if you have any news articles or anything substantial regarding medical personnel or hospitals at large killing patients for organ donation, tell me! I need it!
Why would you need to defend your decision about your body to your family? Tell them it’s your choice, end of story. I’ve never been a donor and no one, not even my family has questioned me about it or made me to feel guilty. If you feel like you need to explain, say you just don’t feel right about it at this time, and don’t want to discuss it further.
A woman killed one of my parents and the organs from that parent went on to save lives. One of my siblings has leaned hard into organ donation since then.
Yep, I officially revoked my organ donor status a few months ago. They are already trying to kill us and profit from it, why make it easier for them?
Amen and Amen!!!
I was never an organ donor, just didn’t feel right to me, something in me said absolutely don’t do it.
Can that be done only when renewing drivers license or can you do it anytime? I'm kinda fond of my organs...such as they are.
i had a bit of trouble finding how to do it online but did manage - it will vary by state, go to your state's driver's license site online and poke around from there
Check with your local dmv.
I was an organ donor. Cancelled that earlier this year.
Since the medical establishment discriminates against me for not taking their experimental Covid vax... then I choose NOT to be an organ donor or a blood donor.
They can't discriminate against us and still expect us to be nice and cooperate. Screw them.
That's a great way to get red cross from calling me to donate....they hounded my poor aunt who was 0-. I'm o+ and they want me to donate all the time.
Oregon harvesting is a big business. Many taken for trafficking are also used for organ harvesting. We are all worth $1 million in organs.
Now that you have seen money for covid in hospitals just what do you think is going on with people in the hospital? They could easily put the sick down and harvest their organs for sale through the hospital on the up and up.
Several years ago I removed myself as an organ donor on my driver's license.
When we looked at everything on the screen to make sure it was correct they printed it out.
Three times the organ donor was still on my license even after removing it on the computer screen at the DMV!
They had to get a manager... Who kept going into the guts of the administrative software to really remove it!
Wow great point. Who knows how many were killed and harvested under covid protocols.
Now I think I know what Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh was trying to warn us from Oregon.
Just don't travel the Oregon Trail or you might die of dysentery.
True story. Many years ago I woke up feeling very sick but I had an important presentation to make at work. When I got to work, one of my employees saw how sick I was so the presentation was postponed and I was sent to a clinic. It was a Friday. No one even did anything for me at the clinic and I was sent to a large hospital in the evening. At the hospital, they put me on a gurney and connected me to an IV and left me in a hallway. In the middle of the night, two hospital workers came by and told me I had to have a kidney removed. I kicked them and told them to go away. In the morning they put me in a special ward of the hospital and I finally got a bed. I slept for about an hour and woke up feeling fine. I told the nurse I was leaving. She said I could not leave without permission from my doctor at the clinic so they were calling him but he was not available. I told them, well I am leaving. They said to just wait until someone from the doctor's office called. I got dressed, gathered my stuff, and stood at the nursing station and would not go back to the room. Another doctor called to speak for the original doctor. He got me on the phone and told me that the original doctor had found blood in my vomit at the clinic ( I was throwing up a lot). I said that was strange since he only poked his head in my clinic room and never even came into the room so how could he see that. Then he told me I would die if I left the hospital. By then, I was so fed up, I told the nurses I was leaving. They said I couldn't. I said "what is this jail?" They did not know what to say and I left. I have never been in a hospital since. BTW - there was an orderly at the hospital who said that it looked like I had the "24 flu." Many people were in the hospital then for that. I thought about how so many people fall for this shit because they believe these liars. Geez.
I have seen more "left against medical advice" last year than ever before. As a coder, we have to make sure the discharge disposition is correct. When the plandemic started, I started seeing this DD coming up more and more and it tells me more people than ever don't trust the medical profession. I always love it when I see the doctor or nurse, taking care of the patient, write in the chart, patient is angry and says we are just wanting to make money off him/her.😂 I am thinking, that would be correct, it's all about the money.
Yep. Had an uncle who got into a pretty bad accident a while back and was a registered organ donor. They had to do a ton of surgeries on him to get him stabilized and he was still unconscious a while later. The doctor comes into the room, says that he’s obviously brain dead and that they need to take his organs since he’s a donor. My dad told the doctor that he’d rather wait a couple days to see if there were any developments. The doctor gets mad, says that my dad is being selfish and that if they don’t harvest my uncle’s organs right now then they’re not going to be usable…to which my dad just replied that it didn’t matter if he was brain dead for 10 hours or 10 months, the organs are still going to be just as fine.
The doctor gets all upset and slams out of the room. A couple days later my uncle wakes up…with a pretty big headache lol…but otherwise doing fine.
Think something like 90% of my close family were organ donors before that. Now the number’s 0%.
A MASSIVE amount of organ “donations” have back door money involved, think a heart is something like $100,000 by itself. That money sure as hell isn’t going to the insurance. Makes you wonder why that doctor was so mad…hmm…
Your dad should've told that "doctor" they would use his organs instead.
This is why I dont like doctors.... they have a completely mis-appropriated and unearned "god complex" (unearned b/c the therapies and drugs they push dont even work, and are typically unhealthful to the patient). The longer I live, the more I realize doctors are just threatened and acting out like a cornered animal. Threatened by patients who are knowledgeable (ie doing their own independent research and dont need their big pharma drugs) and unwilling to submit themselves to big pharma's / medical industrial complex control.
I have a friend that works for the ME's office. Not long after she got the job, she removed her organ donor status off of her driver's license because of what she found out at the ME's office. It's just as you say, and some of the bodies are pretty, well shall I say, scavenged before they are released.
Also, had a neighbor who had a heart attack. Just a run if the mill heart attack and not a widow maker. He had been a pretty healthy guy up to that point and was only about 50. He should have fully recovered. He was in stable condition and was admitted. When he was settled in, his wife decided to finally go home to get some rest. She gets a call in the middle of the night saying he coded and she rushed back to the hospital. She was met with a barrage of people convincing her he was now in a coma and brain dead. He had organ donor status on his DL. They pressured her into signing the paperwork for organ donation because they needed to act quickly to salvage his organs, blah, blah, blah. She was in a state of shock and no one was with her to act as a set of brakes.
After the initial shock of losing her husband and the dust had time to settle, she realized that they killed him. The hospital was one of the major research institutions for transplantation at the time. She hired an attorney and sued the hospital. The hospital was not expecting her move and were stalling on releasing his records Believe it or not, she managed to get into the hospital's record keeping section and she stole his medical records before they could have time to change them - pretty gutsy. This was back in the day before everything went digital. Nowdays, you would be SOL. Don't know what happened to the case after that because I moved. The last I heardt the hospital was trying to settle with her quietly but she wasn't playing along.
I never had an organ donor status and never will. It is huge business world wide. You don't have to be a Uighur in China to become prey to this barbaric practice. There is plenty taking place right here in the US.
Thanks for telling the story.
Medical malpractice was always a big issue with me which is why I never signed up to be an organ donor.
Having been through the "hospital system" aka gulag system I said never again. The level of backstabing, neglect, and sharks in the water while you are vulnerable in there is a huge wake up call.
Do everything in your power to avoid being admitted to a hospital. And if you are agree to leave ASAP when they make the offer to go home or outpatient/rehab.
I was recently admitted to hospital by ambulance due to a fall, with a fractured wrist and a severe blow to the head. Took 3 days to receive the operation on my wrist, awaiting emergency surgery, them sending me home each night, telling me to come back each morning. Second day spent 11 hours without a mask, no ct scan, no gloves on nurses, made to take a covid test because they would not admit me to a ward after the operation without the test. Then told it would take 2 days to receive the test results lol. At the end of the operation when I came out of anesthesia, I refused to go to a ward, checked myself out. I could hardly walk because I was so banged up, literally hanging on to the hospital walls, got in a taxi and came home. I thank God I didn’t fall again on the way home.
Michael Crichton’s novel Coma turned me off in the 70s. I was an organ donor on my first driver’s license—after reading the book I declined to be an organ donor.
Actually it was Robin Cook who wrote it. Great book!
Do not be more valuable dead than alive to someone else.
Yep. I know a guy who got into a major accident when he turned 21, pronounced “legally brain dead”, filed under JOHN DOE, even though he had his wallet IN HIS POCKET. His mom thankfully went on a manhunt for him, otherwise they would have harvested his organs. He’s fine now, but she had to fight tooth and nail to keep them from pulling the plug on him. All because he was an organ donor. Corrupt as hell.
Yep, been called a dick head for years because I tell people the truth about this but the sheep keep providing their bodies anyway. I don't think it will ever change.
The state will not profit from my death.
I have NEVER opted to be an organ donor.
Just look at how many people have been killed because muh covid profits in hospitals.
F that noise.
Card signed or not, hospital could be harvesting organs, and relatives never know. I never saw my fathers body, died in hospital alone and then cremated.
This - Makes you wonder on all of the testing too, tin foil hat time folks, could a registry be created that is used for select harvesting? Keep in mind that (((they))) warn us in film etc, for their own good karma. Organ harvesting is a running theme in a lot of flicks and in real life in china.
Yes, all the DNA collection and selling your data can make this practice go from random opportunism to targeted hits.
Concur - 2 years ago, I would have said people who stated this had a screw loose. Amazing how just one global psyops can change ones mind /s
Monty Python warned us about this
I have it in my will a total refusal for organ donation. Hospitals and others make a LOT of money in that "business". So, unless the money for such things goes to my family, THEY don't get anything.
I hate not being an organ donor, but it's for this exact reason that I no longer am.
Oddly enough, what opened my eyes was taking on a role as an account executive for a large software company. I saw first hand how financial incentives always create the behavior that's being incentivized, often with unintended consequences.
As horrific as it is, if you incentivize death you will get more death. It's no different now with the Federal payments to hospitals for corona virus deaths.
I want my organs to give someone else a chance at life, but I'm for damn sure not going to leave my family early because of an unscrupulous medical system.
When I first got my driver license I readily signed up to be an organ donor.
But about 25 years ago I began to read about how shady the entire process is and I revoked my donor status. Never again.
Back then I even had a license plate frame on my motorcycle that said - 'Organ Donor In Training'.
The cop that pulled me over for going 100+mph was not amused with it.
I will never go to a hospital again. Just dig a hole in the woods and I’ll climb in it and go to sleep. Someone can come cover me over with dirt the next day.
Any profits should go directly to the family of the deceased! No exceptions..............
This does not account for the grief stricken family member stuck answering awkward questions about drug and sexual practices. I had a close family member killed in car accident and one who received a lung transplant. Both sides of this situation are EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. Prayers to anyone experiencing this.
My very Catholic grandmother donated her body to science bc she thought she was helping the world. The church was so upset they almost did not let us have a memorial mass. My uncles 'talked' them into it. I wish she was here but at the same time I'm glad she doesn't know what her church has become.
I refuse to "donate" my blood to the "non profit" blood banks. They make major money from the sale of our blood. You donate and they sell. Sounds like the Goodwill model of doing business. You donate to me and I'll sell it for a profit. No need to buy merchandise when you can con people into just giving it to for "humanitarian" reasons.
What about living donors?
They severely downplay the health risks of kidney donation. You have two kidneys for a reason, and forcing all of that work on to one kidney sets you up for long-term issues. Don't do it unless it's for a loved one who has a good chance of living a long, fruitful life with the donated kidney.
These people.need tonbe put down.
Impaled, publicly.
Revive Vlad.
From your lips to God's ear.
Look, they WILL let you die if you're an organ donor. It is an automatic DNR, they will not try to save you. Being listed as an organ donor is a forfeit of your life if, for whatever reason, you find yourself needing emergency medical care. Only sign up if your life is worth less than the stranger down the road that trashed their body and needs your pieces.
Idk seems like it’s be easier to get one then? My family member has been on the list for two years and is young.
So that’s why someone who is 40 on a wait list with full health insurance is still waiting 2 years?
I don’t doubt this happens in places like China. After seeing the “Bodies Exhibit”, I don’t by the cover story of prisoners that family donated their bodies. Fuckin creepy.
Here is some souce. Healthcare wont help you if they could use your organs for someone "more important" so to speak https://en.s4c.news/2021/01/28/a-polish-man-has-been-starved-to-death-in-an-english-hospital/ I d advice anyone to opt out from it especially in countries where they roll you in automatically(e.g.UK)
Do you have any source for studies regarding organs from vaxxed donors?
I watched an episode of Forensic Files last year, and I swear I remember it discussing a hospital where at least fifty people were killed for their organs before it launched into the story of a nurse who killed people.
I cannot for the life of me find that reference. I want it. I want the hard evidence. If anyone can find any hospital, doctor, nurse, etc. that participated in unnecessarily killing people for organ donation, please tell me. I also want to stop being an organ donor, but if word were to get out to my family about it, I need to be prepared to defend it.
So if you have any news articles or anything substantial regarding medical personnel or hospitals at large killing patients for organ donation, tell me! I need it!
I know it's wiki but here is a male nurse who murdered 29, confirmed and could be hundreds. If you search in wiki, there is a list of serial killers that may help you find what you are looking for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Cullen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_serial_killers_in_the_United_States
That's helpful. Thank you.
Why would you need to defend your decision about your body to your family? Tell them it’s your choice, end of story. I’ve never been a donor and no one, not even my family has questioned me about it or made me to feel guilty. If you feel like you need to explain, say you just don’t feel right about it at this time, and don’t want to discuss it further.
A woman killed one of my parents and the organs from that parent went on to save lives. One of my siblings has leaned hard into organ donation since then.
It's the kind of article that doesn't pay well. Not easy to find in substantial MSM.
Regarding that issue, screw your family. Your body, your choice. If you don't want to donate, that's too bad for them.
Yup, I have no interest in saving strangers anyway.