A detailed look at the legalities Guest author, Philip Ridley has thoroughly researched the legalities surrounding the Court of Protection vaccine rulings for autistic and mentally handicapped adults and whether they are in fact lawful. We hope his deep dive into this topic may be of use for those faced with similar issues. It was […]
Vaccine
Are school premises suitable for vaccinations?
In a classic example of social media getting itself wrongly into a lather, a letter from a clinical director at Vaccination UK, addressed to ‘Dear Headteacher’ did the rounds, along with inappropriate invective.
How to measure vaccine harms
Drug harm reporting systems, like the MHRA’s yellow card system, are designed to alert the regulator to a potential issue. They are not designed to measure the size of the problem. If an issue is highlighted then the regulator has a responsibility to carry out an audit and see whether the incidence of the condition of concern has been higher than historical levels in the population who were vaccinated.
The story of patient 11281009 in the Pfizer trial
Some disturbing findings hidden in the reluctantly released data After a Texan court ordered the FDA to release the documents used to approve the covid vaccine the first 150 documents have now been published. These include the medical notes for a selection of patients at five different trial sites. Sonia Elijah has carried out part […]
Vaccine Damage: the human cost of rushed-to-market products
The existing mechanism for compensating those suffering vaccine damage was set up in 1979. If the vaccination caused ‘severe disablement’ (classed, somewhat callously, as being ‘60% disabled’), then one can become eligible for a one-off payment of £120,000, but only if you are able to undergo an excruciating and protracted battle with the authorities to have your claim accepted.
Children’s covid vaccines: it’s all about balance of risks…
Over many months, a group of experienced health professionals and academics have been writing to the MHRA and the JCVI regarding the vaccination of healthy children, with most of the letters posted on the HART website. In our most recent letter, the authors have called for a pause to the children’s vaccine rollout pending a thorough investigation of a number of safety concerns.
Vaccine Mandate revoked
On Tuesday 1 March, the government released the results of the consultation period, which unequivocally shows the lack of public support for this mandate, with 87% of respondents saying that they “feel strongly that the requirement should be revoked”.
We need to talk about underreporting
How many times have we heard the phrase “If it saves one life…” repeated like a mantra, since March 2020? An insidious phrase, it has been used to great effect to shut down rational dissent. Unfortunately, this phrase (and the thinking behind it) encourages people to ride roughshod over very difficult ethical ground.
Where’s the evidence for waning vaccine immunity?
The official narrative is that vaccination works well but for a limited time and that booster doses are needed after that period. However, the evidence for this claim does not hold up.
Open Letter from the Children’s Covid Vaccines Advisory Group (CCVAG) to the JCVI: Pause vaccines for children pending urgent review
We wrote to you and also the MHRA last month regarding urgent investigation of the acknowledged increase in all cause mortality in males aged 15-19 since the Pfizer covid vaccine rollout commenced in this age group in May 2021. ONS have acknowledged in the High Court in London, that the figure of 402 excess deaths is significantly higher than the previous 5 year average of 337 deaths. Indeed they stated it is probably an underestimate because of delays for coroners’ cases. This equates to at least one additional teenage boy dying each week. It is thus very disappointing not to have received any response.
Covid-19 vaccines are “Safe & Effective” and have had all the usual testing ??
This may be the strap line of MHRA but is not the view of HART member Dr John Flack, retired Director of Safety Evaluation at Beecham Pharmaceuticals and subsequent Senior Vice-president for Drug Discovery at SmithKline Beecham. Wisdom is a rarity in today’s world, but this article is overflowing with sage words about the workings of the pharmaceutical industry. It’s a pity SAGE doesn’t reflect the same meaning.
Who will carry the can?
One of the issues that has not been explored by anyone is liability for vaccine-induced damage; by this is meant liability to those not covered by the blanket government indemnity given to the vaccine manufacturers, but the potential liability of those pushing the vaccines.
Do NHS Exemptions from the Covid vaccines really exist?
Recently published in the Conservative Woman was an extraordinary account by a woman with a history of severe allergies who nevertheless was refused an NHS vaccine exemption.
Do vaccines reduce transmission?
The argument for mandating vaccination in healthcare workers is that it will protect their patients – but does the data demonstrate this?
Different vaccines reveal different side effects
The MHRA Yellow Card reporting system is designed to provide a signal of possible problems with new drugs based on reports of suspected adverse reactions from qualified medical practitioners. The data collected could be of much more value if more details were published.
Testimonial: A mother’s account
My last 12 months has been spent arguing with various doctors that my perfectly healthy 22 year old adult son Charlie, who does not have mental capacity, does not need a vaccination.
Reply from the GMC regarding covid vaccines for children
Thank you for your email to Charlie Massey, setting out your concerns about the COVID vaccination programme for children. Your enquiry has been passed to me for a reply.
Open Letter to the MHRA – 23 August 2021
Thank you for your letter of 20th August in reply to our letter of 6th June. We had requested this information as a matter of urgency so are dismayed that even now, after a 10-week delay, you have provided no data to support the statements made. Our questions were very specific and I will re-iterate them below.
