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Dead? Or Just 'Mostly' Dead?
Authored by Madelynn McLaughlin via RealClearPolitics,
Until recently, anyone who believed there was anything fishy about the U.S. organ donation system was labeled a conspiracy theorist. Yet now the old adage: "What's the difference between conspiracy and truth? About six months," rings true again, as so-called conspiracy theorists have been proven right by none other than the federal Health and Resources Services Administration (HRSA) itself.
The "conspiracy?" That organ procurement organizations (OPOs) and hospitals declare living individuals dead in order to harvest their organs.