In the murky world of flu vaccinations, it’s essential to recognize that those offering you the vaccine may be treading on the wrong side of the law – and they couldn’t care less.
Their apathy stems from a pivotal moment in 1986 when Congress passed a law, signed by then-President Ronald Reagan, that bestowed full legal immunity upon pharmaceutical companies producing vaccines and medical personnel administering them, irrespective of any injuries or fatalities resulting from these vaccines.
This means that federal guidelines intended to safeguard patients are systematically disregarded, particularly concerning the ubiquitous flu shot, available at your local pharmacy as conveniently as a candy bar or soda.
Should you experience a severe reaction, injury, or even death due to the flu shot, you and your family have no legal recourse against the manufacturer or the vaccine administrators, even if they flagrantly violated federal laws. Your only option is to retain an attorney and engage in a legal battle with the Federal Government in the daunting vaccine court. There, Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers will strenuously oppose your quest for compensation in the face of injury or death.
Injustice prevails when it comes to criminal medical malpractice and injuries in the United States.
Required Information About the Flu Vaccine Under Federal Law Before receiving a flu shot, federal law mandates that you receive a Vaccine Information Statement (VIS) from the individual administering the vaccine.
The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act demands that healthcare providers offer an adult patient or a child’s parent/legal representative a copy of the current VIS before administering vaccines such as diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, measles, mumps, rubella, polio, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), influenza, pneumococcal conjugate, meningococcal, rotavirus, human papillomavirus (HPV), or varicella (chickenpox).
In addition to providing you with the VIS corresponding to the vaccine you are receiving, those administering the vaccine must, according to federal law:
- Record the edition date of the VIS (found on the back) and the date it is provided.
- Maintain a record of the office address, the person’s name, and title administering the vaccine, as well as the vaccine’s administration date, manufacturer, and lot number.
Warnings About the Flu Shot in the VIS Two Vaccine Information Statements pertain to the flu vaccine: one for “Live, Intranasal” vaccines and another for all “Inactivated or Recombinant” flu vaccines. These statements offer critical warnings for individuals who should not receive flu vaccines:
Inactivated or Recombinant flu shot:
- Individuals with severe, life-threatening allergies or previous life-threatening allergic reactions to any component of the vaccine may be advised against vaccination, as many flu vaccines contain trace amounts of egg protein.
- Those with a history of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) should consult their doctor before getting vaccinated.
- Mild illnesses usually allow for vaccination, but individuals may be asked to return when feeling better.
Live, Intranasal flu shot:
- Some people, due to age, health conditions, or other factors, should opt for an injected flu vaccine instead, as advised by healthcare providers.
- Those with allergies, including egg allergies, or a history of GBS should consult with their healthcare provider.
- Individuals with long-term heart, breathing, kidney, liver, or nervous system problems, asthma, or weakened immune systems should seek guidance.
- Pregnant women and those caring for someone who requires a protected environment following a bone marrow transplant should also discuss their vaccination options.
Notably, Live, attenuated flu vaccine recipients carry the live virus and may potentially infect others for up to seven days, shedding light on the ironic stance taken during influenza outbreaks. Those who receive the Live, attenuated flu vaccine are not discouraged from public places, unlike the unvaccinated who are often stigmatized and told to stay home.
In hospitals, unvaccinated nurses and medical staff are labeled threats to the patient population, whereas those who have received the Live, attenuated flu vaccine continue working without repercussions.
Do These VIS Sheets Satisfy Federal Flu Shot Warning Requirements? The federal law mandates that individuals receive specific information before getting the flu vaccine. However, the provided warnings, primarily focused on egg protein allergies, fall short of addressing the potential allergens contained in different flu vaccines.
Did you know that some flu vaccines on the market include unusual ingredients like armyworms and insects?
The VAXXED team’s recent visit to a pharmacy revealed that essential information about flu shots is often dismissed. When they inquired about potential concerns regarding the flu shot, they received a dismissive response: “The only contra-indication is if you are allergic to eggs.”
Moreover, the product inserts from vaccine manufacturers, containing crucial information, are casually discarded, leaving patients in the dark about the contents and potential risks of the vaccines they receive.
