Vicky Bula of Vaccine Awareness Gibraltar reminded us that a year ago, she'd contacted MHRA about Gibraltar Adverse Reactions.
Some highlights of what Bula wrote:
You will see below ZERO reports have been made to the MHRA.
My question to the Governemet of Gibraltar is: how do adverse reactions, damages or injury get recorded here in Gibraltar?The data and the information lacks transparency...
The chief minister and the ministers responsible for the vaccination programs need to be clarifying these important issues so that we can all understand the risks and the safety procedures that need to be followed if these severe adverse reactions were to occur
The Gibraltar Governement need to be clear and need to be letting the people of Gibraltar know what the procedures are Incase any damages or injury are the result from this new vaccine .
Tie this into these government proceedings, also posted by Bula.
It was discussed in July 2021 in parliament that the GHA has been keeping a record of side effects caused by the Covid-19 Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
It was reassuring to hear the minister for health say in parliament that “side effects from the administration of any vaccine are always recorded, this includes the administration of the Pfizer Vaccine administration”.
She continued with an explanation:
Minor side effects are recorded in patients electronic medical record.
Serious side effects are reported similarily as well as reported to the Yellow Card Scheme to regulatory authorities.
The minister made it abundantly clear that ....
“There is no intention to make this information public, as it is medical in confident information”, the Minister for Health, Samantha Sacramento..... told Parliament
“There is of course someone centralizing the information”...
The Minister told the house that a report would be made available on side effects once enough time has lapsed from the administration of the vaccine, to be able to run a proper analysis of the side effects...
Let's pull this statement out - There is of course someone centralizing the information.
Who is this person, please? How does he/she receive the reports and what is the procedure for informing MHRA or those serious adverse reactions please? How the government has centralized reporting should be transparent, as its procedural and doesn't disclose information about individuals.
If the government ever planned to seriously and professionally keep track of adverse reactions to this experimental injection, it would have also taken as much care as it has in its constant promoting the vaccine programme to log these adverse reactions and inform the public. Was this care taken? Or was it always planned to keep those who have suffered serious adverse reactions cloaked so that government had "enough time to administer the vaccine before causing any alarm?"
And if they took "proper analysis of the side effects" seriously then all side effects would be accounted for - just like in all proper trials.
Sacramento said the government had no intention of making these reactions public. Her reason was confidentality. Seriously! The government has no problem reporting the age and sex of all the elderly who died after receiving the jab. There is a way of reporting these occurances without disclosing identity – which they proved. And a report of these types of statistics should have been on-going and disclosed, as part of the trials, and for proper informed consent.
Something is afoot.
The reporting of the adverse effects NEVER needed to be centralized. Anyone can report to Yellow Card – victims, doctors, etc.
Why has the government blocked informed consent. Why did it take the Public Health Gibraltar so long to link MHRA Yellow Card on its website?
Afterall the UK set it up prior to the start of its programme – Covid-19 campaign – The MHRA launched its public health campaign to inform those receiving Covid-19 vaccines about how to report a suspected side effect to the MHRA's Yellow Card scheme on this Coronavirus Yellow Card reporting website. The campaign aims to ensure those looking to report a Covid-19 vaccine side effect know where to go and what to do. Anyone can report to the Yellow Card scheme, whether for themselves or on someone else’s behalf.
And if this centralized method of reporting was occurring in Gibraltar, the information should be a no-brainer to disclose. Was this "someone" to centralize the information really set up to be a gatekeeper on what got reported the to the MHRA? In the government inquiry, will his or her performance be evaluated or the government's use of such a person?
Why the COVER-UP? Because that's what it looks like it is. If things were properly handled, then Gibraltarians should be given these statistics as a matter of informed consent.