For EU member states, the AstraZeneca vaccine was purchased in bulk in August 2020, only if the countries indemnified the manufacturer for liabilities. “In order to compensate for such high risks taken by manufacturers, the Advanced Purchase Agreements provide for Member States to indemnify the manufacturer for liabilities incurred under certain conditions..."
UK’s Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme only compensating 2% of claims
Even with these crooked contracts in place, thousands of vaccine-injured individuals have pursued claims with longstanding vaccine injury compensation systems set up by their governments. These systems were setup decades ago to compensate vaccine injuries caused by traditional vaccines. These government-ran systems, while not holding the vaccine makers directly accountable, still allow some cases of vaccine injury to be recognized and compensated. However, these government-ran systems deny the vast majority of claims.
The United Kingdom’s Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS) is refusing to compensate 98% of vaccine injury claims because the vaccine injured individuals are “not disabled enough.” This system was setup in 1979 to compensate injuries from traditional vaccines.
According to a Freedom of Information request, nearly 14,000 individuals in Britain have applied for compensation through the VDPS for disabilities caused by COVID-19 vaccines. In the UK, individuals were coerced to take the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, developed by Oxford University and British-Swedish company AstraZeneca. Individuals were locked down, discriminated against and segregated from society until they complied with the vaccine mandates and vaccine passports implemented in the UK.
Out of the nearly 14,000 individuals who initially applied for compensation, only 175, or 2 percent, have received compensation. To make matters worse, this one-time compensation payment oftentimes fails to cover basic medical expenses, let alone pay for the pain and suffering inflicted on individuals. The meager payment of £120,000 ($155,300) does not consider the loss of livelihood nor does it adequately cover long term damages to one’s health, career and livelihood.
Moreover, the one-time payment is uniform and doesn’t factor in the individual’s unique medical needs. An individual who now suffers from blood clots or had a heart attack after taking the vaccine should have access to a larger compensation pool that addresses the serious harms and high financial costs inflicted by the vaccine.
UK government mocks the disabled who were injured by vaccines
According to the FOIA request, individuals seeking compensation have suffered from stroke, heart attack, blood clots, inflammation of the spinal cord, excess swelling and facial paralysis. Instead of adequately compensating these individuals, the UK government has denied 98 percent of the claims. According to the report, hundreds of individuals were turned down because they were “not disabled enough.” According to the VDPS, an applicant has to be at least 60 percent disabled to qualify. The VDPS is essentially setup to mock victims of vaccine injury, refusing to pay disabled individuals.
This callous disregard for human life and dignity comes from a UK government that pushed the AstraZeneca vaccine onto its population, despite the vaccine being halted by Germany, Italy, France and many other European countries as early as March 2021. It should be noted that, of the compensation requests, 97 percent of the injuries were caused by the Astra-Zeneca vaccine that was mandated by the government. By May 2021, AstraZeneca conceded that their vaccine product does cause blood clots and they withdrew their product worldwide. However, because the vaccine makers are not held directly accountable, they are allowed to create booster vaccines for future coronavirus variants, while claiming that their new formulas are safer and more effective.
Under this cursed system, the lies and suffering will only continue, as vaccine makers continue to injure the public with impunity, and as governments refuse to adequately compensate victims of vaccine injury.
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