Even if Flulaval ends up harming or killing children, GSK is protected from lawsuits
This all sounds nice, and gives the appearance that the FDA is taking legitimate action here. But GSK has had problems at the Flulaval plant for months. And while the company has reportedly responded to FDA warnings some three times, according to FierceVaccines, nothing substantial has been done to address the problem, which could put millions of people at risk during the upcoming flu season.
If this were any other company producing defective and potentially deadly products, you can be sure that swift action would be taken to avoid potential lawsuits. But because the vaccine industry is sheltered from litigation thanks to a corrupt Supreme Court decision that upheld the illegitimate and criminal Vaccine Act, vaccine companies like GSK have little to worry about in terms of being sued by harmed consumers.
If innocent children are poisoned to death by Flulaval, in other words, there is little their parents can do to seek justice. This is why parents need to think long and hard about the risks associated with vaccines before subjecting their children to them, especially since vaccine adverse events are often permanent -- and in some cases completely debilitating, as in the case of autism spectrum disorders (ASD).Learn more:
