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There is a connection between autism and vaccines that the government promoted, and this constitutes a tort, meaning many people were injured by the product. However, in 1986, Congress passed the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, giving vaccine companies immunity from liability. Therefore, no matter how reckless the company, how toxic the product, or how egregious the injury, they cannot be sued. This is one reason for the explosion of vaccinations.

The flu season is upon us. Forty six million of us obediently took the shot. By far, the greatest number of the claims, two thirds of them, are for neurological damage or even death allegedly triggered by the flu shot. Judy Roberts, healthy in 1976, "Two weeks later, she began to feel a numbness starting up her legs" and was "totally paralyzed"; the diagnosis: "Guillain Barre syndrome, GBS for short." There are "300 claims now pending from the families of GBS victims who died, allegedly as a result of the swine flu shot." They are "asking $12,000,000, though they don't expect to get nearly that much." The vaccine was called X53A; "Was X53A ever field tested? I can't say." "No. I had never heard of any reactions other than a sore arm, fever, this sort of thing." "Did you know ahead of time... Absolutely." "The consensus of the scientific community was that the evidence relating neurologic disorders to influenza immunization such that they did not feel that this association was a real one." "The swine flu vaccine has been taken by many important persons, ..." "Mary, did you take a swine flu shot? No." "4,000 others like her are still waiting for their day in court."

In 1976, the US government urged everyone to get a swine flu shot to prevent a potential pandemic. However, 4,000 Americans are now claiming damages of $3.5 billion due to neurological damage or death allegedly caused by the flu shot. One victim, Judy Roberts, developed Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) and was paralyzed for six months. She now suffers from partial paralysis and mobility issues. The government claims they were not aware of the potential complications, but evidence suggests otherwise. Victims are still waiting for their claims to be resolved. The video highlights the lack of transparency and accountability in the government's handling of the swine flu vaccination program.

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Vaccines are claimed to be safe, easy to take, and protective. However, Judy Roberts took a shot in November 1976 and two weeks later, she says she experienced numbness in her leg. She was diagnosed with Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS). Roberts was mostly confined to a wheelchair for over a year and will have leg braces for the rest of her life, along with weakness in her hands. Roberts says she was told to take the shot by someone with the government, who allegedly knew facts they didn't release because they believed people wouldn't take the shot if they knew. Roberts says she will never take another shot that the government tells her to take.

The speaker claims there is a connection between autism and government-promoted vaccines, which constitutes a tort, implying many people were injured. They ask how these injured parties can be made whole. Another speaker explains that the 1986 National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Vaccine Act gave vaccine companies immunity from liability, regardless of recklessness, toxicity, or injury severity. This immunity prevents lawsuits against vaccine companies and is presented as a reason for the increase in vaccinations.

In 1996, at the age of 42, I experienced a neurological injury called spasmodic dystonia. For years, the cause remained a mystery. Doctors would ask if I had experienced any trauma, but I had no answers. It wasn't until about three years ago, while I was litigating against flu vaccine manufacturers, that I finally discovered a potential link. In preparing a complaint against the companies, I reviewed the manufacturer's inserts, which listed all the side effects. To my surprise, spasmodic dystonia was among the most frequently reported injuries.

The video discusses the 1976 swine flu scare in the US, where the government urged everyone to get a flu shot to prevent a potential pandemic. However, 4,000 Americans claimed damages amounting to $3.5 billion due to neurological damage or death allegedly caused by the flu shot. The video highlights the case of Judy Roberts, who became paralyzed after taking the shot. It also reveals that the government was aware of the potential risks but did not inform the public. Many victims are still waiting for their claims to be resolved.

The CDC recommended increasing flu shot coverage for babies and pregnant women, despite evidence suggesting it could be harmful to fetuses. The flu shots contained thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative. The CDC's decision was criticized because mercury exposure during pregnancy can have catastrophic effects. Some doctors and patients questioned the safety of the flu shot, especially for pregnant women. Studies showed that thimerosal increased the abortion rate in animals, and it was found to be more toxic to males than females. A woman shared her personal experience of suffering a miscarriage and having her daughter diagnosed with severe autism after receiving a flu shot while pregnant. The government agencies involved defended their recommendations, but some people doubted their credibility.

In 1976, the U.S. had a mass vaccination program against the swine flu. At the time, the U.S. population was 220 million. After about a quarter of Americans were vaccinated, the program was shut down due to 25 deaths and 550 cases of Guillain Barre syndrome. The speaker asserts that "good old common sense" led to the conclusion that elective injections should not result in deaths. The speaker claims that deaths ultimately rose to 53, and apologies and reparations were given. The speaker concludes that it is unacceptable for anyone to die after an elective injection, and that this has always been the position of the U.S.

The video discusses the collaboration between the pharmaceutical industry and the US government, claiming that it is done under the pretense of improving health. It mentions Ronald Reagan's famous quote about the government's intention to help. The video also refers to an old news report that highlights the ineffectiveness of vaccines and how even the researchers who developed them refused to give them to their own families. The video ends by mentioning a recent Senate subcommittee's accusation that the federal government was not fulfilling its responsibilities.

Ruby, a 16-year-old girl, has experienced paralysis and other health issues after receiving the HPV vaccine. There is no concrete evidence that the vaccine prevents cervical cancer or that HPV causes it. Many girls have suffered severe adverse reactions and even death after receiving the vaccine. Doctors and scientists question the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine, with some suggesting that aluminum adjuvants in the vaccine may be causing neurological damage. Victims and their families are fighting for recognition and compensation, while pressure groups around the world are calling for further research and the removal of the vaccine from the market.

The National Child Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 followed the 1976 swine flu vaccine situation, where vaccine companies, facing numerous injury lawsuits, requested government indemnification after being unable to get insurance. The government absorbed the lawsuits resulting from Guillain Barre. Prior to 1986, vaccines contained microbes or live attenuated viruses with undisclosed harmful ingredients. Lawsuits related to the diphtheria pertussis tetanus vaccine led to the 1986 Act. The Act promised to cover lawsuits with taxes, compensating those "taking one for the team." Over time, eligibility requirements narrowed, creating a "kangaroo court." This indemnified vaccine companies, increasing their wealth and creativity, allowing the addition of adjuvants to stimulate the immune system. This has led to the development of messenger RNA vaccines.

US federal courts confirm flu shots linked to Guillain Barre syndrome, a rare disorder that could cause paralysis. A value woman says her husband became terribly ill days after he got a flu shot. Doctors now think he might be suffering from a rare disorder that has been linked to the flu vaccine. Thirteen Action News anchor Masa Sayidi is live in studio with what you need to know about this really rare complication. Tatricia reports: The Morgan family has been getting ready for the holidays, Santa first, then flu shots. Thirty-six hours afterwards, he developed flu-like symptoms. About ten days after that, Shane asked for help, saying, “I can’t feel my legs. I can’t feel my arms. I need you to take me to the emergency room.” Nearly a week later, Shane was still hospitalized. A medical professional confirms this could be a rare disorder that’s been linked to the flu vaccine. Doctor Dahlia Wax, who is not treating Shane, spoke with us about GBS. Guillain Barre is your body’s response to a flu shot. Speaker 0 adds: What they’re finally admitting is something people have been saying for decades, that the flu shot can trigger autoimmune reactions where the immune attacks its own nerves. That’s what Guillain Barre is. Your immune cells start stripping a protective layer off the nerves and your body literally stops responding. Now let’s break it down why this happens. The shot overstimulates the immune system, flooding it with antigens and adjuvants like aluminum that push immune cells into overdrive. That overreaction can confuse your body’s defense systems and make it start attacking itself. If you want to stay protected during flu season without triggering immune confusion, the key is immune modulation, not stimulation. That’s where nature wins every time. This immune defense formula was built for that exact reason. It combines high polyphenol olive oil, olive leaf extract and black seed oil, three of the most powerful immune modulators ever studied. Olive leaf and black seed oil regulate cytokines and calm inflammation, and polyphenols strengthen immune intelligence, not aggression. I combined them in the right ratio with other immune modulating herbs and together they build defense and balance without side effects. Comment defense below to get access to this formula. The goal isn’t to fight your immune system. It’s to teach it balance. And nature’s been doing that before these labs ever caught up.

The video discusses the swine flu scare of 1976 in the United States. The government urged everyone to get a flu shot to prevent a nationwide outbreak. However, many people who took the shot experienced neurological damage or even death. The story follows Judy Roberts, who became paralyzed after taking the shot and now suffers from a neurological disorder. The video raises questions about the government's knowledge of potential complications and their responsibility to inform the public. Judy and others affected have filed claims against the government, but the process has been slow.

The video discusses the swine flu epidemic of 1976 and the subsequent vaccination campaign. It highlights the case of Judy Roberts, who developed Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) after receiving the swine flu shot. The video questions the government's handling of the vaccination program, including the lack of informed consent and the failure to disclose potential complications. It also mentions the large number of claims filed against the government for damages caused by the vaccine. The video concludes with interviews of Judy Roberts and her husband expressing their frustration and disappointment with the government's response.

Over 100 million Americans were required to get vaccinated due to job mandates. The government claimed vaccines were safe and effective, but data showed vaccinated people could still carry the virus. Despite promises of freedom, there have been 1 million adverse events reported from COVID-19 vaccines, with only 11 compensated cases. Big Pharma has immunity from liability for vaccine injuries.

The speaker states that many people have been injured by the COVID vaccine, some fatally or permanently disabled, and that these people are not receiving sufficient care or attention. The speaker says that the 1986 Vaccine Act is a major impediment to change. According to the speaker, Congress recognized that vaccines were "unavoidably unsafe" when it granted vaccine companies immunity, so it created a federal program with a trust fund to compensate those injured. The program is funded by a 75% surcharge on every vaccine. The speaker says the vaccine court is supposed to be generous and fast, but the speaker believes the lawyers defaulted to protecting the trust fund instead of taking care of people. The speaker says the program has paid out over $5 billion to about 12,000 people. The speaker says they are looking at ways to enlarge the program so that COVID vaccine-injured people can be compensated, including enlarging the statute of limitations.

Dr. David Sensor, former head of the CDC, developed and promoted the swine flu program. However, there were no confirmed cases of swine flu reported worldwide at the time. The CDC created a consent form for the public, but it failed to mention that a different vaccine, X53A, was given to most of the 46 million people who received the shot. The consent form also did not warn about potential serious complications. People who experienced adverse reactions, such as heart attacks or Guillain-Barre syndrome, felt they should have been informed. Dr. Michael Hatwick, who oversaw surveillance for the program, claims he did inform his superiors about the possibility of neurological disorders, despite their denial. The CDC also used the names of prominent individuals who took the shot in their campaign without obtaining permission.

The National Child Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 followed the 1976 swine flu vaccine situation, where vaccine companies, facing numerous injury lawsuits, requested government indemnification after being unable to get insurance. The government absorbed the lawsuits resulting from Guillain Barre. Prior to 1986, vaccines contained microbes or live attenuated viruses with undisclosed harmful ingredients. Lawsuits related to the diphtheria pertussis tetanus vaccine led to the 1986 Act. The Act promised to cover lawsuits with taxes, compensating those "taking one for the team." Over time, eligibility requirements narrowed, creating a "kangaroo court." This indemnified vaccine companies, increasing their wealth and creativity, allowing the addition of adjuvants to stimulate the immune system. This has led to the development of messenger RNA vaccines.

A 19-year-old high school graduate died after receiving his first flu shot, leaving his mother devastated. Doctors were unsure of the exact cause of death, but the young man fell ill within 24 hours of getting the vaccine and eventually slipped into a coma. Tests came back negative for viruses, bacteria, and fungi, and only one doctor considered the flu shot as a possibility. While extremely rare, the state epidemiologist acknowledged that there have been cases of encephalitis following flu vaccinations. However, health officials still encourage the public to get vaccinated, as the flu claims thousands of lives each year. Federal regulators believe the vaccine saves enough lives to confidently recommend it.

The video discusses the controversy surrounding the swine flu vaccine campaign. Important figures like President Ford and Elton John took the shot, but some, like Mary, did not give permission to use their names. Mary was leery of the vaccine due to potential side effects. Despite concerns, the government did not release all the facts. Judy Roberts and others are still awaiting their day in court.

In 1976, the US government urged everyone to get a swine flu shot to prevent a potential nationwide outbreak. 46 million people complied, but now 4,000 Americans are seeking $3.5 billion in damages from the government due to negative effects from the shot. Two-thirds of the claims are related to neurological damage or death. In 1918 and 1919, the same virus caused a pandemic that resulted in over half a million deaths in the US and 20 million deaths worldwide.

This video discusses the importance of getting vaccinated for the flu, particularly for healthcare workers. It mentions the 1976 swine flu vaccine campaign, which had some negative consequences. The video includes interviews with individuals who experienced adverse effects from the vaccine. There is also a debate about the safety of certain vaccine additives, such as thimerosal. The video touches on the possibility of using the military to assist with vaccine distribution and the concern over potential infringements on constitutional rights. Overall, the video emphasizes the importance of vaccination while acknowledging some concerns and controversies surrounding it.

Doctors at the Federal Communicable Disease Center acknowledge that the flu vaccine and its recommended dosage are ineffective; in a larger dose, it can be harmful. Nevertheless, the flu vaccine is still recommended for older people and the chronically ill. A senate subcommittee headed by Abraham Rebikoff charged that the federal government wasn’t doing a good enough job of informing the public about ineffective vaccines. Scientists at the Division of Biologic Standards test vaccines for potency and safety before licensing them for public use. However, the division does not determine the effectiveness of the vaccine. That is left to the manufacturers. A case in point is the influenza vaccine. Four scientists in charge of work on the flu vaccine during the 1960s found it to be ineffective, and they refused to give it to their own families. Two were transferred to other work, a third left the division, and over the entire ten-year period, not one word of their unfavorable findings was allowed to be published. But a more serious case involving the relationship between the leaders of the division and their scientists involves the adenovirus vaccine, a vaccine given to thousands of American soldiers to prevent certain cold-like symptoms. When it was shown that the vaccine contained a contaminant which caused cancer in laboratory animals, it was taken off the market. But that was three years after the division’s own scientists had pointed out the danger. Doctor Murray justifies the use of the vaccine by saying it took three years to examine the evidence against it. "It is more important to use the vaccines than to take them off the market and remove the agent." "It is more important to use the vaccines" "than to take them off the market" "and to remove the agent." Thus, for three years, American troops were injected with a cold-preventing vaccine, which was causing cancer in laboratory animals. And some of the division’s scientists who charged they were prevented from publishing results of experiments which show some of the vaccines to be ineffective. "It's the control officer in 1960 who has grave doubts about the potency of influenza vaccine. These doubts were made known to the director of the division and through the proper channels."