The NVICP was established by a 1986 law called the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. The program was to provide swift compensation for people who had been injured while doing “their duty” of being vaccinated for common and dangerous illnesses, thereby serving “the greater good.” Vaccine Court is financed by a $0.75 tax on each and every vaccine dispensed in the United States. That means that you, the consumer and taxpayer, pay the damages to victims of vaccine injury, not the vaccine manufacturers themselves. The law seemed to allow people to sue manufacturers directly in civil court after going through the NVICP (which, as it turns out, is anything but a “swift” process) if they were unhappy with the decision, but a 2009 decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Brusewitz vs. Wyeth ended that perception. No vaccine manufacturer has paid a penny in the United States for any damage caused by their vaccines since the 1986 law was passed, essentially shielding vaccine manufacturers from any liability for harm caused by their products. Not surprisingly, that shielding has resulted in a wholesale abandonment of the previous, and some would say appropriate, caution with respect to the development and production of vaccines. This is a comparison of the recommended childhood vaccine schedule for 1983 vs. 2014. Whether you know that vaccines are safe and effective and have no concerns about them or whether you have reservations about the current vaccine schedule, you want to read this new article via The Thinking Moms Revolution: thinkingmomsrevolution/autism-war-fiction-true-crime/
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 00:35:11 +0000
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