A lawsuit to stop the use of emergency use authorization COVID vaccines was filed July 19, 2021, in Alabama Federal District Court. The lawsuit alleges:
- There is no emergency, which is a prerequisite to issuing EUA and EUA renewals for COVID vaccines.
- There is “no serious or life-threatening disease or condition.”
- Vaccines do not diagnose, treat or prevent SARS-CoV-2 or COVID.
- Known and potential risks of the vaccine outweigh their known and potential benefits.
- There are adequate, approved and available alternatives to vaccines.
- Healthcare professionals and vaccine candidates are not adequately informed.
In the suit, the plaintiffs also allege that “HHS’ data is deliberately inflated” to make it look like COVID case numbers are larger, and have been larger, than they actually are. To facilitate in this deception, HHS and the CDC deliberately used testing criteria that favored positive test results, the lawsuit alleges.
Attached to the motion is a declaration by Medicare whistleblower “Jane Doe,” who says that not only are high numbers of deaths occurring within 72 hours of receiving the vaccines, but that they are being “significantly” under-reported — to the tune of more than 45,000, and counting.
America’s Frontline Doctors (AFLDS), a group of physicians from across the U.S., filed the suit.
SOURCES:
The Defender July 20, 2021
Jane Doe Declaration July 19, 2021