A product that is fully financed, sold, monopolized, and then mandated by the government. few Is Toyota responsible for airbags?
Anyone with some common sense knows that the more a product is supported by regulatory shortcuts and other benefits that only the government can provide, the more liability the manufacturer of that product has if it causes harm. You will understand that you have to bear the burden. In fact, the federal government needed millions of people, including military personnel, to carry out this attack. We now know that these injections can stay in the body indefinitely and potentially change our DNA.
Giving consumers their day in court would be the perfect way to determine whether Pfizer and Moderna’s products are as safe and effective as they claim.
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) has a solution. The lawmaker introduced a bill Tuesday that would make Pfizer and Moderna retroactively liable for injuries and deaths caused by their vaccines.
This liability law extends to the coverage currently enjoyed under both the National Childhood Vaccine Injuries Act of 1986 (because the CDC recommends vaccines for children) and the Public Preparedness and Emergency Preparedness Act of 2005. will be taken away from coronavirus vaccine manufacturers.
Ideally, NCVIA and the PREP Act should be completely repealed. The 1986 law protects manufacturers from nearly all liability except for intentional fraud and created a very limited vaccine injury compensation program.
The PREP Act, on the other hand, covers any “countermeasures” during a declared public health emergency and limits the payment of damages to a very cumbersome and narrow program called the “Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program.” There is. Only 11 people were compensated under the CICP. This number is surprisingly low, especially when you consider VAERS’ more than 1.6 million reported injuries, including 37,100 deaths, 214,000 hospitalizations, and nearly 70,000 reports of permanent disability.
Tens of millions of people are now likely to be without compensation for the products these companies, in collusion with the federal government, fraudulently foisted on Americans. Knowing that, Roy’s bill comes as welcome relief.
Retroactive laws are generally a bad idea, but in this case, Big Pharma should bear the brunt of the disaster it has caused. Given that Roy’s bill does not impose criminal penalties, it would not violate the Constitution’s prohibition on ex post facto laws, as long as it is passed within a reasonable time.
Of course, the companies continue to deny all liability, even though they have produced documents admitting extensive damages.Currently, many Documents released by the court This shows that Pfizer and Moderna lied repeatedly about safety and efficacy, even though they knew about the injuries during clinical trials and in the early stages of vaccine release.
It was also discovered that the manufacturer distributed vials that were not used in clinical trials and lacked filtration to remove DNA plasmid contamination. This is suspected to be the cause of many of the strange disorders that cannot be fully explained by shot damage. spike protein. Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo called on the FDA to remove these products from the market solely because of DNA contamination, regardless of other side effects.
Pfizer documents also show that company officials were aware of thousands of serious side effects and deaths from day one. The Informed Consent Action Network recently persuaded a federal judge to release Moderna documents confirming the same issue. Moderna’s document written for the FDA “CBER request table” (p. 40) found that in clinical trials, 17.4% of patients in the study group experienced “grade 3 or grade 4 systemic” side effects within 7 days, compared with 3.8% in the placebo group. It shows that it was. Even though they knew all along that severe reactions were not rare, they pushed to inject every arm as ordered.
It’s ridiculous that an industry that receives more wealth, government support, cultural support, and ubiquitous lionization from the medical industry is less responsible than Honda and Toyota. Nevertheless, Roy’s bill is a compromise to eliminate coverage for the worst vaccines, which are proven to put all major organ systems at risk.
States can also use laws against compensation. Liability issues are federal, but states can pass laws banning all vaccine requirements for non-liable products. In South Carolina, it was introduced by Representative Josiah Magnuson (Republican). H.4907, which prohibits mandating all products exempt from liability. The bill applies to public and private employers. You can’t force a product on people that will never be held accountable in a court of law.
the government will never tell you Must Buy a Honda car or a lawn mower. The company doesn’t sell products for Honda, nor does every reputable and influential cultural and medical organization monopolize public space at taxpayer expense to promote the car. Oh, the car doesn’t go inside your body.
Giving consumers their day in court would be the perfect way to determine whether Pfizer and Moderna’s products are as safe and effective as they claim. If it’s really safe, there’s nothing to be afraid of.
Of course we know they have many fear.
