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While the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is no longer being offered in the UK, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) still monitors potential side effects from this vaccine.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I don't have much faith in any of the covid vaccines, long term research and broad form research was not adequately done to prove safety. Even though the research eliminated groups of people who would have been of risk for the vaccine, our health agencies did not properly relay that to the public. It caused a lot of adverse reactions. The Pharma companies clearly stated that certain people should not have taken the vaccine but the CDC and NIH gave it a perfectly safe classification and did not state which people were at risk of a bad vaccine reaction. People I know were told by those giving the vaccines that their worries about the vaccine were unfounded even though they did have these issues. Some of these people had bad reactions to the vaccine. More than the people who did not have those issues that were warned of.
I am not anti-vaccine, but I am complaining about the high ranking health officials that misled people of the risks.
Seems that the people at the top are convinced everyone will believe deceivers. When they get caught parroting deceit, they bury the subject, maybe that is why we got these new wars waging, to throw people's attention away from the deception with the vaccines that was being parroted by people at the top.
originally posted by: Rosby123
originally posted by: rickymouse
I don't have much faith in any of the covid vaccines, long term research and broad form research was not adequately done to prove safety. Even though the research eliminated groups of people who would have been of risk for the vaccine, our health agencies did not properly relay that to the public. It caused a lot of adverse reactions. The Pharma companies clearly stated that certain people should not have taken the vaccine but the CDC and NIH gave it a perfectly safe classification and did not state which people were at risk of a bad vaccine reaction. People I know were told by those giving the vaccines that their worries about the vaccine were unfounded even though they did have these issues. Some of these people had bad reactions to the vaccine. More than the people who did not have those issues that were warned of.
I am not anti-vaccine, but I am complaining about the high ranking health officials that misled people of the risks.
Reasonable people cannot have faith and cannot trust the Covid vaccines. Look at the way this death was covered up as death by natural causes. No wonder why is no longer being offered in the UK - country of origin of the Astrazeneca vaccine!
originally posted by: rickymouse
Seems that the people at the top are convinced everyone will believe deceivers. When they get caught parroting deceit, they bury the subject, maybe that is why we got these new wars waging, to throw people's attention away from the deception with the vaccines that was being parroted by people at the top.
originally posted by: Rosby123
originally posted by: rickymouse
I don't have much faith in any of the covid vaccines, long term research and broad form research was not adequately done to prove safety. Even though the research eliminated groups of people who would have been of risk for the vaccine, our health agencies did not properly relay that to the public. It caused a lot of adverse reactions. The Pharma companies clearly stated that certain people should not have taken the vaccine but the CDC and NIH gave it a perfectly safe classification and did not state which people were at risk of a bad vaccine reaction. People I know were told by those giving the vaccines that their worries about the vaccine were unfounded even though they did have these issues. Some of these people had bad reactions to the vaccine. More than the people who did not have those issues that were warned of.
I am not anti-vaccine, but I am complaining about the high ranking health officials that misled people of the risks.
Reasonable people cannot have faith and cannot trust the Covid vaccines. Look at the way this death was covered up as death by natural causes. No wonder why is no longer being offered in the UK - country of origin of the Astrazeneca vaccine!
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: rickymouse
Pfizer blatantly lied about they're vaccine. They sabatoged their own trials and hid adverse reactions.
Anywhere but clown world and they would all be facing firing squads.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
originally posted by: Armageddon17
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
Have you read the article?
originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: Rosby123
The same happened to my colleague's daughter. Only she had bleeding in her stomach, right after receiving AstraZeneca. She died.
Another colleague of mine suffered a minor stroke after getting her third dose of Pfizer vaccine. It's not certain if it was due to the vaccine but it was for this reason I didn't get the third dose of it.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
His wife Charlotte has been trying to get the "natural causes" wording on her husband's death certificate changed.
After the inquest, Mrs Wright, from Sevenoaks in Kent, said: "It was made clear that Stephen was [previously] fit and healthy and that his death was by vaccination of AstraZeneca. For us, it allows us to be able to continue our litigation against AstraZeneca. This is the written proof.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
originally posted by: Rosby123
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
This is a government scheme provided by the UK. I don't think £120K is enough for a vaccine induced death.
His wife and relatives must have the right to sue Astrazeneca or other pharmaceutical companies for millions of pounds/dollars.
I am referring you to your other post when you said people blame the vaccines by making baseless accusations. Do you want to reconsider your position and statement?
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Rosby123
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Rosby123
How is something they admit to, have withdrawn from use, and pay out compensation for, a cover up?
I wonder when companies that sell foods with excess sugar and/or salt, or add carcinogenic additives, are going to withdraw their products and pay compensation?
This is a government scheme provided by the UK. I don't think £120K is enough for a vaccine induced death.
Nor do I.
But you have to admit founding a department to allocate funds to the families of those who have died as a result of a government recommended vaccine, does not sound like any sort of cover-up, which was my point.
His wife and relatives must have the right to sue Astrazeneca or other pharmaceutical companies for millions of pounds/dollars.
She is doing that.
I am referring you to your other post when you said people blame the vaccines by making baseless accusations. Do you want to reconsider your position and statement?
No.
The vaccines have caused deaths. It is rare, but has occurred.
But the deaths of maybe double or triple digit numbers of people out of billions of doses, does not compare well to the 19.8 million who have been saved through the immunizations.
Global impact of the first year of COVID-19 vaccination: a mathematical modelling study
originally posted by: koolkikitty
a reply to: chr0naut
It's actually not as rare as you claim. Not only do I know someone who died horribly from the vaccine, I know others who were strongly pro-vaccine that are now questioning deaths and their own symptoms from the boosters.
To date, Pfizer alone has paid out billions in medical injuries across different products. In addition, they paid out over 2 billion in 2009 for fraudulent marketing of four drugs, among other allegations.
Please explain to me why you trust these companies so much?