All these big wigs telling us how great the new vaccine is...

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Just had a second letter from my GP's surgery asking me to book a vaccination against this imaginary illness, the same surgery which is apparently 'too busy' to see patients who may have a genuine medical problem.

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I had one yesterday. Straight in the bin!

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People harmed by Covid jab to tell of ‘devastating results’



Coronavirus vaccines went “horrifically wrong” for many people after the government told the public they must have the jab, the Covid Inquiry will hear on Tuesday.

The fourth module in the ongoing inquiry is looking into the development of Covid-19 vaccines and the implementation of the rollout programme.

In opening statements on Tuesday, representatives of those harmed will tell Lady Justice Hallett [pictured] that the “devastating results” could have been prevented if the government had acted sooner to warn people of the dangers.

Latest figures show more than 17,500 people have applied to the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS), believing that they – or their loved ones – have been injured by the jabs.

However, there have only been 188 payouts so far, with hundreds of people rejected for “not being disabled enough”.

Kate Scott, of Vaccine Injured and Bereaved UK (VIBUK), one of the inquiry’s core participants, whose husband Jamie was injured by the AstraZeneca jab, said: “It is still an uncomfortable truth for many, but vaccine injury and death are very sadly a part of the pandemic story.

“Every vaccine-injured or bereaved person in our group stepped forward and had the vaccination as the government asked us to do, but it went horrifically wrong for us and our families and caused devastating results.”

The majority of successful vaccine harm claims relate to the AstraZeneca jab, which was found to induce vaccine-induced thrombocytopenia and thrombosis (VITT), a dangerous type of blood clotting which can be fatal.

The mRNA jabs, such as Pfizer and Moderna, have also been linked to increases in heart problems.

Many countries across Europe halted the AstraZeneca rollout in 2020 after noticing a rise in adverse reactions, particularly in younger people, but critics claim Britain was slow to act.

Kelly Hatfield, of VIBUK, whose father Kenneth Purnell died after an adverse reaction to the vaccine, said: “We trusted the government, we trusted the science and have suffered devastating consequences.

“Families like mine have been ignored for too long. It’s time for accountability and reform.”

Currently, the VDPS only offers a one-off tax-free payment of £120,000 to people who have been severely injured – but only if they reach the level of 60 per cent “disablement”.

VIBUK said it was seeking immediate reform of the VDPS and that a “fair and adequate compensation scheme is essential to support people who took something the state told them was safe and effective”.

They are also asking for the Government to acknowledge the “real and lasting impact” of vaccine injuries.

Gareth Eve, of Co Durham, who lost his wife Lisa aged 44, said: “The impact of losing my wife and son’s mother Lisa is immeasurable and impossible to put into words.

“She was my best friend, teammate and soulmate. Life is incredibly lonely, sad and hard without her by my side. The way vaccine injured and bereaved have been consistently ignored and gaslighted only adds to the pain.”

Halina and Antony Reid, of Leeds, whose son Alex died from VITT at just 28 years old, added: “Our son’s death from the AstraZeneca vaccine has left us broken, devastated and childless.”

UKCVFamily, which also has core status at the inquiry, said it planned to release hundreds of case studies of people harmed by the jabs.

Founder Charlet Crichton, who was permanently injured by the vaccine, said: “We are looking forward to finally having the opportunity for our voices to be heard by Baroness Hallett and the Covid Inquiry team so that the neglect and mistreatment of those impacted by the vaccines will never happen again.”