GOP Rep. Files Bill to Finally End Big Pharma’s Liability Shield

Selective focus on coronavirus vaccination bottle - Concept of Parents vaccine hesitancy for children, showing by saying no or stop gesture to vaccine with hand at hospital

It’s now irrefutable that the COVID mRNA shots, which they labeled as “vaccines,” injured millions of Americans and killed an unknown number of people.

It’s hard for people to believe that the entire medical establishment, from their pediatrician to the head of the FDA, would cover up a monstrous crime. Those victims are finding out the hard way just how rigged the system is.

Fortunately, millions of Americans have finally been awakened to the medical community’s lies about vaccines, in the wake of the COVID-19 debacle.

Prior to 2021, many people assumed that you could sue a vaccine manufacturer if their product injured them.

Why wouldn’t that be possible? You can sue for just about anything else bad that happens to you or a loved one.

If your neighbor’s tree topples over into your lawn and lands on you, you can sue him. If an airbag injures your child, you can sue the auto manufacturer. If you take Ambien like Joe Biden, and it causes you to shave off your pubic hair and smash your car into a Dairy Queen while you are asleep (actual documented Ambien side effects), you can sue Cosette Pharmaceuticals.

So, why wouldn’t you be able to sue a pharmaceutical company if a vaccine hurts you?

The millions of people hurt by the COVID vaccines are discovering the bitter truth at last. You can’t sue a Big Pharma company if a vaccine hurts you or kills a loved one, because Congress gave this specific industry a liability shield from lawsuits 40 years ago. Because of that shield, no one can take a vaccine-maker to court if they or a loved one is severely injured or killed by a vaccine.

It’s even worse for people injured by the COVID shot. If your child is injured by an MMR shot or one of the other 90+ shots on the childhood vaccine schedule, you can take up a claim with the government’s Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). That program paid more than 5,000 families for vaccine injuries between 2006 and 2020, with the average payout around $430,000. (By the way, your tax dollars pay for those injuries—not the Big Pharma companies.)

If you’re injured by a COVID vaccine, you can only file a claim with the federal Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP). Why a separate program? Because the COVID shots, which were declared to be “vaccines” by the Biden regime, were not really vaccines.

Under the CICP program, only 3% of claims are approved. The average payout is less than $5,000. That seems kind of insulting to the people who had to miss a year of work because they were in recovery after the COVID jab caused their spinal cord fluid to leak out (actual documented COVID shot side effect).

Oh, and if you cash that paltry check, paid for by taxpayer dollars, you sign away the rights to ever sue Pfizer or Moderna in a real court if the laws should change.

Which brings us to H.R. 4688. Congressman Paul Gosar (R-AZ) is the main sponsor of the bill, which is dubbed the “End the Vaccine Carveout Act.”

The bill would close the loopholes in the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) that allow Big Pharma companies to evade legal liability for dangerous vaccines. It would also end the liability shield that Pfizer and Moderna enjoy under the 2005 PREP Act.

With hindsight 20/20, these laws don’t even make sense! Why would this one product, out of all the products on the market, be exempt from civil lawsuits like every other business in the world faces? We can’t think of a single good argument to explain why Congress did this, other than bribery.

The question now is whether Congress will get behind Gosar’s legislation. If it were voted on today… probably not. But when the CDC study on the causes of autism comes out in September and shows conclusively that vaccines are a direct factor in more than 80% of autism cases, maybe the likelihood of it passing will increase.


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