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originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Asmodeus3
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
So, his death wasn't covered up, it was publicly acknowledged that the vax killed him, and the government paid out what is frankly an eyewatering amount of money in compensation?
I think that this right here puts pay to most of the conspiracies being peddled on this page.
I don't know whether you think £120,000 is an extremely high amount in terms of compensation. His partner as well as many others think the opposite.
I don't know what is peddled in this site. However there was a discussion about someone else's personal experience i.e he didn't know of anyone who was injured from the vaccine and didn't know anyone else who knew about vaccine injuries.
Clearly you can see that personal experience isn't always a good guide. It's weak evidence in some cases.
In what universe is £120K not a huge sum of money?
That's tax feee, I may add. So in real terms it's about £200K which is what the average person from the UK (Where this happened) earns in about 8 years.
That's a hands down payment, including an admission of liability.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Asmodeus3
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
So, his death wasn't covered up, it was publicly acknowledged that the vax killed him, and the government paid out what is frankly an eyewatering amount of money in compensation?
I think that this right here puts pay to most of the conspiracies being peddled on this page.
I don't know whether you think £120,000 is an extremely high amount in terms of compensation. His partner as well as many others think the opposite.
I don't know what is peddled in this site. However there was a discussion about someone else's personal experience i.e he didn't know of anyone who was injured from the vaccine and didn't know anyone else who knew about vaccine injuries.
Clearly you can see that personal experience isn't always a good guide. It's weak evidence in some cases.
In what universe is £120K not a huge sum of money?
That's tax feee, I may add. So in real terms it's about £200K which is what the average person from the UK (Where this happened) earns in about 8 years.
That's a hands down payment, including an admission of liability.
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Asmodeus3
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
So, his death wasn't covered up, it was publicly acknowledged that the vax killed him, and the government paid out what is frankly an eyewatering amount of money in compensation?
I think that this right here puts pay to most of the conspiracies being peddled on this page.
I don't know whether you think £120,000 is an extremely high amount in terms of compensation. His partner as well as many others think the opposite.
I don't know what is peddled in this site. However there was a discussion about someone else's personal experience i.e he didn't know of anyone who was injured from the vaccine and didn't know anyone else who knew about vaccine injuries.
Clearly you can see that personal experience isn't always a good guide. It's weak evidence in some cases.
In what universe is £120K not a huge sum of money?
That's tax feee, I may add. So in real terms it's about £200K which is what the average person from the UK (Where this happened) earns in about 8 years.
That's a hands down payment, including an admission of liability.
The person who died was only 48 and healthy and we would expect him to live much longer. Usually males retire by the age of 65-66 in the UK or even later on. Hence he had another 17-18 years of earnings and contributions. And his salary may have been well above average by the way. But let's assume it was average.
This is a very small amount of money for a death caused by a vaccine in an otherwise healthy person. It doesn't cover his earnings and apart from that there are damages for the loss of life and what his relatives and friends have to go through. I don't know whether he had children or not.
To remind you that much higher compensations are paid when some high profile individuals are divorced or when allegations are made for sexual misconduct/harassment and the rest, resulting in out of court settlements that are much higher then the amount awarded for a death caused by a vaccine.
originally posted by: rickymouse
My immune system is way too strong...it is triggered to fight by some vaccines that stimulate it and overreacts. It goes autoimmune sort of but the symptoms seem to match what would happen if I got a severe case of the disease.
An award-winning radio presenter died following blood clots after she received the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, her family has said.
Lisa Shaw, 44, began suffering from "severe" headaches a week after having the jab, which has been linked to clotting, and fell seriously ill a few days later, according to relatives.
The BBC Radio Newcastle presenter and mother-of-one, died at the city's Royal Victoria Infirmary on Friday afternoon having been treated in intensive care for blood clots and bleeding in her head.
An 18-year-old student died from a blood cot only two weeks after having her Covid vaccination. Kasey Turner was admitted to hospital after she was experiencing 'thunder clap' headaches.
An inquest heard the headaches were the result of thrombosis in her sinus cavity. She was admitted to Barnsley Hospital's A&E department on the morning of September 23, 2021 with the "worst headache" she had ever experienced. Because of her low platelet count in her blood, doctors initially ruled out a brain haemorrhage.
It was later discovered that the paramedic student was actually suffering from a cerebral venous thrombosis - a blood clot in the sinus cavity.
It is believed the blood clot was brought on by the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, and her inquest found doctors at Barnsley Hospital had "missed opportunities" to diagnose the fatal clot
A trainee solicitor tragically died from a rare blood clot weeks after taking the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, an inquest heard today. Oli Akram Hoque, 26, from Ilford, received a dose of the vaccine on March 19 last year before suffering increasingly 'excruciating' headaches.
His condition deteriorated and resulted in his death at Queen's Hospital in Romford, on April 15, 2021 - one month before his 27th birthday.
In his written statement to East London Coroners' Court, Oli's grieving dad Bablul Hoque described his son as 'bright, intelligent, and ambitious', recalling his impressive CV which included work at Arsenal FC and the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Mr Hoque said the City University graduate had taken the vaccine in Ilford, where he lived with both parents and 'subsequently complained of headaches'.
Britain's medical regulator recommended under-30s should get an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine in early April when it became clear that younger people were at greater risk of the clots
Describing the doctor's tone as 'condescending', she added: 'At the very least he seemed to be in a rush to discharge us.'
She said: 'It brings tears and I get overwhelmed with emotions when I remember we were on our way to leave the hospital and Oli stopped and looked very confused, he did not want to leave without a proper diagnosis.'
She told the court they then went back into the doctors room and Oli was offered an injection for his sickness. 'The doctor said everything is fine and gave him the injection, he said it takes about 15 minutes to kick in then he should be fine,' she said.
Ms Hoque then recalled leaving the hospital after she said they were left on their own. However, a representative of the hospital told the court that they were told to wait.
'There was no reason for us to leave,' Ms Hoque said. 'I believe any suggestion Oli left is an oversight and attempt to mislead the coroner's hearing.'
Closing her statement, she said: 'The condition could have been diagnosed if it was given due attention. Young people of his age deserve better. I will not get my brother back. My parents have not recovered from the shock.'
Former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said he doesn't believe the announcement will slow vaccine uptake, saying that being 'over-cautious' will 'cost lives'.
He said: 'This is a fascinating issue for the very simple reason that the EMA … is also recommending that the Oxford AZ vaccine remains safe for all age groups.
'That was another thing that was interesting. Individual EU countries have restricted its use, I think that there is a real danger that being over-cautious as is happening in France and Germany will cost more lives than it saves.'
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the Government believes the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is 'safe' and had already countless lives, insisting that Britons who have had a first dose of AstraZeneca should continue to get their second jabs.
The Prime Minister said: 'But the crucial thing for everybody is to listen to what the scientists, the medical experts, have to say.'
Professor Wei Shen Lim, coronavirus chairman for the vaccines committee: 'The Covid-19 vaccines have already saved thousands of lives and the benefit for the majority of the population is clear – if you are offered a vaccine, you should take it.'
A former taekwondo champion who had his leg amputated weeks after receiving the covid vaccination has vowed to battle back.
Dave Mears was crowned world champion in 1984 and went on to build a successful teaching career before moving to Thailand. During his 21 years abroad, Dave qualified as a professional photographer and ran a series of successful bars before Covid-19 caused his business to come crashing down.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Mandroid7
In fact, if you have got anything wrong with you that your immune system is keeping in check. When the immune system gets hammered so do you. Each successive stab drops it a few more times. Brought to you by Pfizer, Most flu vaccines drop the immune system for a couple of weeks, but this one might do it for a far longer period.
originally posted by: thethinkingman
New documentary - SAFE AND EFFECTIVE
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: rickymouse
My immune system is way too strong...it is triggered to fight by some vaccines that stimulate it and overreacts. It goes autoimmune sort of but the symptoms seem to match what would happen if I got a severe case of the disease.
A normal, strong, healthy immune system does not overreact to things. What you are describing is an overactive/hyperactive/malfunctioning immune system. There is a difference.
There are different reasons/causes of such a condition, but in essence they all result in what is called the cytokine storm - the end result of such a condition, and indeed it can be deadly.
The best thing to do is to deal with the underlying cause, by eating a PHD (proper human diet).