British government announces US$128,000 compensation for vaccine victims
By Diogenes Freire
Through an official statement, the British government announced a compensation of US$128,000 for people who prove vaccine damage.
According to the government’s website, compensation can also be paid to family members of dead victims.
“You do not need a legal representative, such as a lawyer, to claim a Vaccine Injury Payment.”
“Vaccine Injury Payments are not a compensation scheme.”
“You can still take legal action to claim compensation even if you receive a Vaccine Injury Payment,” says an excerpt from the report.
Also, according to the British government statement, the receipt of compensation may affect the payment of other “benefits and entitlements” such as income support, Jobseeker’s Allowance, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credits, Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Housing Benefit, Council Tax Reduction, and Employment and Support Allowance.
A report published by the UK Health Security Agency has pointed out that vaccinees are the majority among Covid-19 deaths during March this year.
The data is contained in the Covid-19 Vaccine Surveillance Report and calls into question the effectiveness of the vaccines, which politicians, newspapers, and celebrities defend.
The period analyzed was from February 28 to March 27.
With information from Gazeta do Povo
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