Who investigates and prosecutes deaths and injuries caused by C19 mRNA injections and how are victims compensated?
By now we should all be familiar with charts like this one, from here:
VAERS Summary for COVID-19 Vaccines through 10/27/2023 – VAERS Analysis
2,700 people dead within 24 hours a C19 mRNA injection, more than 7,500 people took an injection, and died within just 4 days.
There will be an equivalent of this chart for each type of severe (life altering) and serious (life threatening) injury.
Enquiring minds want to know who investigates these deaths and determines whether a crime of murder, negligent homicide, random homicide, accidental death, or similar PLUS battery assault either intentional or accidental. Is it the police? The medical boards, the FBI, who?
Maybe one medic says to another medic “did you see that?” with the reply “yeah, shit happens, call the porter”.
On a cumulative basis, the deaths and injuries caused by the C19 mRNA injections are staggering.
These numbers are under reported by somewhere between 20 for deaths (hopefully) and 70 for less severe injuries. Historically just one adverse event was reported for every 100 adverse events suffered.
We learned last week that the CDC/FDA maintains a secret database of updates and only initial reports are available for public viewing on VAERS. We have no idea of the backlog of reported events that have not been processed from the initial report of an adverse event.
Anyone administering any C19 mRNA injection knowing full well that is “adulterated” with ingredients not disclosed to regulators (such as SV40 enablers/promoters) and contaminated with endotoxins and bacteria is now liable to a charge of negligent homicide and battery assault if they inject anyone.
There are two compensation schemes for vaccine injuries.
The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Scheme (VICP) here:
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program | HRSA
And the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Scheme (CICP) here:
Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) | HRSA
The focus here is the CICP scheme, not the VICP scheme.
The CICP scheme may compensate as follows:
“The Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) provides compensation for covered serious injuries or deaths that occur as the result of the administration or use of certain countermeasures. Compensation may include unreimbursed medical expenses (expenses that health insurance did not cover), lost employment income, and the survivor death benefit.”
So, uninsured healthcare costs, wages and whatever “survivor death benefit” might mean.
We have become familiar with the term “countermeasures” in the context of biological weapons. Well this compensation scheme, presumably, dovetails with that nomenclature.
These are the “vaccinations” that the countermeasure compensation scheme covers.
“Declarations have been issued for medical countermeasures against the following:
· Acute Radiation Syndrome
· Anthrax
· Botulinum Toxin
· COVID-19
· Ebola
· Marburg
· Nerve agents and certain insecticides (organophosphorus and/or carbamate)
· Pandemic Influenza
· Smallpox and other orthopoxviruses (e.g., mpox)
· Zika
Cynics might be anticipating the next health emergency will feature one of these.
Out of interest, here are details of outstanding claims for compensation from adverse reactions suffered by the administration of these countermeasures:
From here: (h/t Mihael)
Table 1. Alleged COVID-19 Countermeasure Claims Filed | HRSA
“Data as of November 1, 2023
This table displays the alleged countermeasure and alleged injury/death for each COVID-19 countermeasure claim filed as of November 1, 2023.
Of the 12,358 COVID-19 countermeasure claims, 9,393 allege injuries/deaths from COVID-19 vaccines and 2,965 allege injuries/deaths from other COVID-19 countermeasures.
This 2,965 claims include those where it is unclear upon initial submission of the claim whether the injury/death is alleged from a vaccine or a non-vaccine COVID-19 countermeasure.
The CICP does not maintain its aggregated data concerning alleged countermeasures, including vaccines, by specific manufacturer or trade name.”
Now, presumably, the CICP will only compensate US citizens for damages sustained from vaccines defined as countermeasures.
So, I wonder why, out of the almost one million adverse events reported by US citizens and more than 18,000 deaths, just 9,393 people think they have a claim of harm or death, sufficient to make a claim? Does this mean the vast majority of harms either did not result in medical expenses or that almost all injuries and deaths were covered by insurance?
How may people have EVER been compensated by the CICP?
From here:
Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) Data | HRSA
CICP data for fiscal years 2010 – 2023 (as of November 1, 2023)
Total CICP claims ever filed: 12,898
Pending review or in review: 10,747
Decisions: 2,151
Claims found eligible for compensation: 73
Claims compensated: 38
Claims pending benefits determination: 24
· Claims with no eligible reported expenses: 11
· Denied: 2,078
· Requested medical records not submitted: 297
· Standard of proof not met and/or covered injury not sustained: 465
· Missed filing deadline: 972
· Not CICP covered product/not specified: 344
Ok, that’s all claims over the last 13 years or so. How about C19 mRNA injections?
“CICP data for COVID-19 claims (as of November 1, 2023)
Total COVID-19 CICP claims filed: 12,358 (remember, just 9,393 were for C19 mRNA injections)
Pending Review or In Review: 10,737
Decisions: 1,621
Claims found eligible for compensation: 33
Claims compensated: 8
Claims pending benefits determination: 24
· Claims with no eligible reported expenses: 1
· Denied: 1,588
· Requested medical records not submitted: 162
· Standard of proof not met and/or covered injury not sustained: 242
· Missed filing deadline: 933
· Not CICP covered product/not specified: 251
It’s a pity that the CICP does not breakdown information by manufacturer or product. We might see a record for Remdesivir claims as well as the Pfizer/Moderna/JnJ/Novavax mRNA injections
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