question for anyone outside U.S.

[Guest guest]

in practical terms you can't sue here in australia or new zealand

because the administrators of the vaccines, doctors, would also be

liable and you would need their expert testimony to get a successful

case.

also there are issues of the government being liable for its public

health advice and mandates though i notice that they must be having

an inkling of a problem because vaccines are only given with the

consent of the parent here in tasmania.

i don't think any vaccines are given to new born children here, but i

could be wrong, anyway i don't think that there is anything like the

intensity of vaccine given to very young children

in terms of criminal law every doctor giving vaccines to new born and

very young childlen should be in jail for criminal negligence

i don't think that parents will ever be able to claim reasoanable

damages because there seems to be a movement by governments to

curtial or cap legal liability for medical damages.

its important to understand that thimerosal is only one of the

problem with vaccines.

> I am just wondering if other countries have passed laws where you

> can't sue the vaccine

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companies.

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Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

I know of two people who have had successful court cases after vaccine injuries

in AUS. One was a worker's compensation case because she was a nurse and had to

have it for her job. The other guy won a worker's comp case and a second case

against the doctor who have him too many Hep B boosters without checking his

titres. There are cases being won but they are kept *very* quiet.

And yes unfortunately HepB is given to newborns (for obvious reasons).

Prue