People’s Vaccine Inquiry: Witness Statement 3

Nick Hunt, first author of the Perseus report, is a retired senior civil servant form the Ministry of Defence, with extensive experience in another critical safety sector. His witness statement for the UK Inquiry highlights the organisational failures of the MHRA, both in the initial rush to give conditional marketing approval and then lack of agreed safety requirements for the post-marketing pharmacovigilance.

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Vaccines are not a panacea

The shingles vaccine has not cured dementia Dr Clare Craig Vaccines are not a panacea The shingles vaccine has not cured dementia Over the past month, four studies have been read as showing that the shingles vaccine prevents, or even reverses, dementia. A national newspaper has turned that reading into advice. The advice is to […]

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Comorbidity and death from or following Covid-19 in the Pfizer/BNT162b2 trial

A further analysis of the deaths in the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine trial – obesity stood out as the greatest danger in the comorbidities of the trial participants who died of or following Covid-19 reflect the metabolic health crisis affecting much of the world.
A unique and powerful opportunity to start tackling the metabolic health crisis and make long term health improvements in the UK was wasted.

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Another legal loss for Moderna

Moderna loses yet another legal challenge over its NextCOVE trial, the notorious study including healthy children in testing of a new booster and involving significant financial incentives. Refusing to produce the trial protocol for 2 years, they have now lost a Tribunal. This follows their embarrasing admonishment by the PMCPA..

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The Flawed Assessment of VDPS Claims

The Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS) is often portrayed as a financial lifeline for those suffering from vaccine-related injuries. However, upon closer examination, the system appears fundamentally flawed, leaving many without the support they desperately need. Instead of functioning as a proper compensation scheme, the VDPS serves as a temporary measure, intended only to provide interim financial assistance until claimants can pursue legal redress. Given the significant legal barriers and reluctance of courts to hear such cases in the UK, this supposed route to justice remains largely inaccessible.

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Our institutions are hollowed out

This is what totalitarianism looks like Republished below is an article from Jonathan Engler, first published 19th August, on his substack page, where he looks at two examples from here in the UK: The first is The Royal College of Nursing, which says (of the recent protests): “These scenes around the country are nothing short […]

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‘Dopesick’: The Long View of Big Pharma

‘Dopesick’ charts the harrowing scandal of OxyContin addiction in the USA, from its origins in Appalachia, one of the first areas identified by the Sackler family of Purdue Pharma to target their new opioid pain relief medication. The Sacklers claimed OxyContin was non-addictive, and aggressively marketed the drug. These claims, couched in the humanitarian discourse of ‘changing attitudes towards pain management’, led to a drastic increase in opioid addiction and drug overdose deaths across the USA. The tragedy was amplified by the complete failure of the FDA to act on evidence about the dangers of OxyContin.

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