How Many Have Died Taking the Vaccine?
Author - Larry A. Law
May 11, 2021
Larry A. Law
| In only 4 months time (December to April)
, more people have died from taking the vaccine than died from taking ALL vaccines over a period of 15 years (1997 to 2013)! The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System
(VAERS) has recorded 3,362 deaths (as of mid-April) or about 30 deaths per day. Extrapolating the figure to today means nearly 4,000 deaths
have occurred in the United States due to taking the vaccine.
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And as documented in a government report in 2010, it is widely known that VAERS captures less than 1 percent of all vaccine injuries. So, the real numbers are likely much higher. The Center for Disease Control
(CDC) manages VAERS which was created in 1986. They have never fixed the system because it is in their best interest to under-count events. Since the pharmaceutical companies are indemnified
(cannot be sued for causing harm or death), the government (meaning those of us who owe taxes) pay the individuals and families for vaccine injury. Of course, proving to the government that someone is entitled to compensation is an almost impossible case to win as the government's vaccine court sets all the rules and decides the outcome.
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