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Scientists call for a moratorium on donation in cardiac arrest
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operating roomReporting of National Anti-Organ Predation League

While at an international level there is a call for a suspension of donation in cardio-circulatory arrest, as “cardiac death” can be reversible, in Italy where it is illegal (L.91/99) they are practicing it, "Quatti Quatti", in various hospitals. Tactics of fait accompli (not reported nor prosecuted thanks to hidden complicity) to then obtain the legalization without debate of a predatory "custom".. Below is the summary of an international research.

“Donation after cardiovascular death: a request for a moratorium pending the opening of a public debate and a fully informed consensus

Ari R Joffe, Joe Carcillo, Natalie Anton, Allan deCaen, Yong Y Han, Michael J Bell, Frank A Maffei, John Sullivan, James Thomas and Gonzalo Garcia-Guerra

Many believe that the ethical problems related to donation after cardiac death (DCD, Donation Cardiocirculatory Death) they were “resolved” and that it is not clear why donation after cardiac death should be rejected. In this paper we will argue that non-beating heart donors may not yet be dead, and therefore that the donation of organs from people in cardiac arrest may contravene the rule of donation after death. Read More

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ALFIE EVANS SHOULD HAVE DIED: SHAME!
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Report National Anti-Organ Predation League

Alfie died at Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool on 28 April after extubation (removal of support ventilation) performed on 23 April by order of the British Court (and European Court collusion) who imposed kidnapping and death on the little boy "for his best interest", in absolute contempt of the wishes of his parents who wanted to care for him elsewhere.

After extubation Alfie defied doctors' expectations, starting to breathe on his own. He continued to breathe on his own for 5 days. They were practiced on him 4 injections with drugs shortly before his death.
No one can say whether Alfie would have had a better chance of treatment in another hospital, as the parents claimed with determination and Herculean effort, or how long he would live; he certainly would not have died like that due to the stubborn choice of the medical and legal authorities who considered this death acceptable. Read More

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