The Red Cross Is a Scam

What do you expect from an organization who’s symbol matches the Knights Templar symbol?

Seven months after Superstorm Sandy, the Red Cross still hasn’t spent more than a third of the

$303 million it raised to assist victims of the storm

http://news.yahoo.com/much-red-cross-fund-sandy-aid-still-unspent-064615771.html?bcmt_s=m#ugccmt-container

But the top execs have no problem paying themselves over $35,000 a month!

http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/50a53b88eab8ea4f17000002-960/red-cross-guidestar.png

So the top 15 executive, or bean counters, are getting a combined total of $6,735,074 a year, or $561,000 a month!

But what’s creepier to me, is their blood collection. They brag that in the US alone, they collect 6.5 million units of blood each year. The average human has about 12 units of blood. That the equivalent of 541,666

complete transfusions a year…But I guarantee not all of their blood is used for good purposed.

Where does their excess go? If I had to guess, govt experiments.

On August 7, 1994, in Oakville, Washington at 3:00 AM, rain began to fall, blanketing a 20 square mile area. Though rain is common in the area, residents began to note that the rain was not water but a strange, gelatinous substance they had never seen before. Over a period of three weeks, the rain would fall a total of six times.

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A lab technician examined the substance and found that it contained human white blood cells but couldn’t identify what it was or how it came from the sky

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Prior to the rain, many Oakville residents noticed a significant – almost daily – amount of slow-moving military aircraft in the skies above their town. Some believe Oakville was the site of a military experiment, designed to test a new biological weapon or to test the possible damage a biological attack on US soil could do.
No samples of the substance exist today.

http://unsolvedmysteries.wikia.com/wiki/Oakville_Blobs

The Red Cross is a non-profit organization, with a unique relationship with the Federal govt.

The relationship between the American Red Cross and the federal government is unique. We are an independent entity that is organized and exists as a nonprofit, tax-exempt, charitable institution pursuant to a charter granted to us by the United States Congress. Unlike other congressionally chartered organizations, the Red Cross maintains a special relationship with the federal government.

http://www.redcross.org/about-us/history/federal-charter

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