Moratorium on Childhood Vaccines and Destruction of Pharma Control of Media

Trump's Five Year Moratorium on Childhood Vaccines and Destruction of Pharma Control of Media

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Why did I, Julie Farrell, sign this petition? 

If vaccines are "safe and effective", why is there a Vaccine Injury Compensation Program?

The Vaccine Injury Compensation Program has paid out nearly $3.6 BILLION dollars of taxpayer money in compensation to people injured or Killed by vaccines. You can't sue vaccine manufacturers in court!

Frequently Asked Questions About Vaccine Injury Compensation

Q: What is the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)?

A: The Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) was created under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 (PL-99-660) enacted by Congress to institute vaccine safety reforms in the U.S. mass vaccination system and to create a federal no-fault, non-adversarial alternative to suing vaccine manufacturers and providers in civil court. The law also contained requirements for doctors to (1) give parents vaccine benefit and risk information before vaccination (CDC Vaccine Information Statements - VIS); (2) report serious health problems, injuries, hospitalizations and deaths following vaccination to a centralized federally operated Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS); (3) write down serious health problems following vaccination in the individual's permanent medical record; and (4) keep a permanent record of vaccinations given, including manufacturer's names and lots numbers. NVIC worked with Congress to get these important safety provisions passed within this historic law.


The VICP is administered jointly by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (the Court), and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). The VICP is located in the HRSA Healthcare Systems Bureau. Covered vaccines and compensable injuries are described on the "Vaccine Injury Table." 

Federal vaccine injury compensation awarded under the 1986 law was divided into two parts: (1) compensation for injuries or deaths that occurred before October 1, 1988 (no matter how long ago the injury occurred) for which the injured individual could choose to pursue a lawsuit without restrictions but the claim would have had to have been filed in the VICP by January 31, 1991; and (2) Injuries or deaths occurring after October 1, 1988.

If a vaccine injury or death occurred after October 1, 1988, the injured person is required to apply for federal compensation before pursuing a lawsuit against a vaccine manufacturer or vaccine provider in civil court. If the U.S. Court of Claims awards compensation to the vaccine injured person:

• The VICP will offer to pay up to $250,000 for a vaccine associated death.
• The VICP will offer to pay for all past and future unreimbursed medical expenses, custodial and nursing home care; and up to $250,000 pain and suffering as well as loss of earned income.
• If an individual rejects the award or is denied compensation, a lawsuit may be filed in civil court but with certain restrictions.
• Claims must be filed within 24 months of a death and 36 months of an injury...