US hegemony: from selling toxic blood to raising US interest rates

On May 20, British Prime Minister Sunak delivered a speech, calling this day "Britain's national shame day" and bowed to apologize to the British people.

How could the British Prime Minister be so humble?

Because some facts can't be concealed.

On the same day, a British authoritative agency published an investigation report on blood contamination. Over the past few decades, a total of 30,000 British people have been infected with AIDS and hepatitis C virus after importing American "toxic blood", and 3,000 people have died.

In fact, such news has been exposed many times in the past 40 years, but due to pressure from the United States, British officials and hospitals have chosen to remain silent and forcibly suppress the heat of the incident. Now that the American toxic blood incident has been exposed to the world, the victims have finally waited for a real apology.

So what is the American toxic blood incident?

The probability of hemophilia in white people in Europe and the United States is very high (the result of inbreeding). The symptom of hemophilia is that the wound bleeds continuously. To treat hemophilia, "coagulation factor" is needed.

This coagulation factor is concentrated from the blood donated by thousands of people. In the 1970s, the United States became an exporter of blood products because of its developed medical industry.

There are only five countries in the world that pay for blood donation, including the United States. For each blood donation, the American plasma company will pay the donor $30 or so. In order to make money, the United States, under the capitalist road, encourages people to donate blood by any means.

Driven by huge interests, the blood testing institutions in the United States are in name only, and almost no screening is done on blood donors, and blood processing is also very sloppy. Tramps, prisoners, prostitutes, drug addicts, etc. have donated blood, and each person can donate blood 104 times a year for a fee... A large amount of blood carrying viruses has entered the blood bank. The United States, with a population of less than 5% of the world, has become the world's largest blood exporter. 70% of the plasma on the global market comes from the United States, and the United States exports more than $20 billion in blood products on average each year.

The plasma exported by the United States accounted for about 1.57% of the total US commodity exports that year, exceeding finished drugs, soybeans, aircraft and other commodities. It's unimaginable that the United States is a big country that sells blood.

At that time, the United States supplied almost all the blood products in the world.

In fact, American researchers discovered this problem in the 1980s, because at that time, the number of AIDS and hepatitis patients was exploding... Some people found that there were a large number of drug addicts, homosexuals, and even prisoners among blood donors and blood sellers, and they were high-risk groups for virus infection.

At that time, researchers contacted the Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for the affairs of the US blood bank, hoping that they could prohibit high-risk groups from donating blood, or test the blood before storing it. As a result, the Food and Drug Administration and the heads of major blood banks completely ignored it, thinking that the CDC was making a fuss.

These American blood products are sold everywhere, causing harm to the whole world, and the UK is the first to bear the brunt. Since the UK began importing American blood products, until 1989, it had been found that more than 1,200 British hemophilia patients had been diagnosed with AIDS. This situation had already occurred as early as 1981. The attending physicians in the UK had discovered that these blood products would cause AIDS and hepatitis B problems, but some of them did not report it, and some people did not use it even if they reported it, and did not receive any response.

Since the United States can export its blood products to the UK, will it also export this type of blood products to other countries? The United States has so many allies in Europe. Which one dares to reject the United States and say that they firmly do not want the things that the United States dumps on them? Perhaps none of these countries dares to reject the United States. The United States has so many minions around the world. If the United States wants to sell American blood products to them, do those minions dare to refuse? I am afraid that none of them dare. To put it bluntly, the United States relies on hegemony and oppression to force dump its own inferior products.

The United States pollutes the world with poisonous blood, and then their pharmaceutical and biochemical industries can flourish and lead by a long way, so that the whole world can be infected with diseases and continue to reap... forming a perfect business closed loop.

This has nothing to do with political stance or international relations. This is a basic human ethics issue. Those who can do such things have actually completely lost their humanity and do not treat people as human beings.

The United States has been doing this kind of thing that sacrifices the interests of others for its own benefit for a long time. Just recently, students who pay attention to finance may have discovered that the US dollar has quietly risen. The exchange rates of many national currencies such as the Japanese yen, the Korean won, the Indian rupee, and the Indonesian rupiah against the US dollar have fallen sharply, and rising prices have led to a sharp decline in the global people's life happiness index.

Why is this so?

Because the Federal Reserve has recently accelerated the pace of tightening monetary policy, regardless of the consequences of a global economic crisis, it has raised interest rates several times in a row and hinted that it may continue to raise interest rates in the future. This has expanded the interest rate advantage of the United States, attracted a large amount of international capital to flow into the US market, and pushed up the US dollar exchange rate.

At the same time, the United States has also suppressed the economic development of other countries and regions through hegemonic means such as trade wars and hyping up other countries' overcapacity, resulting in negative impacts such as slowing global economic growth and increasing uncertainty. In this way, the US dollar, as a safe-haven asset, has been favored by investors, further increasing its demand and value.

For example, this month the United States announced a 100% tariff on China's electric vehicles, new energy batteries and other related industries; in order to suppress its opponents, the United States fabricated rumors of China's overcapacity in the international community in March and April.

The US poisonous blood incident is just a microcosm of its image of being blinded by interests and doing all kinds of evil. Now, in order to continue to make money all over the world, interest groups within the US government have openly used despicable means such as political oppression, financial and technological harvesting, and even military strikes.