Adverse Event Following Immunization
So, you got inoculated with an experimental vaccine and now you’re not feeling well. You’ve seen your medical practitioner. Maybe you’ve been to the hospital and you’ve taken several tests, yet no one can figure out what’s wrong or why this is happening to you.
Or maybe you have been diagnosed with some terrible ailment or auto-immune disease. Or something went wrong with your pregnancy and your baby didn’t survive. Or you want to have a child but can’t conceive. Maybe someone you love died shortly after getting the shot.
Did you know that in BC, you are considered “unvaccinated” for 21 days after getting the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) “vaccine”? Does this make sense? Yet, all the health professionals are telling you that your symptoms/injuries have nothing to do with the vaccine you just took. Do you feel like you are being dismissed and ignored by those you trusted to care about your health? What is your gut telling you?
Since March 2020, what medical practitioners have been told by government officials is contrary to Provincial and Canadian laws, not to mention common sense. And sadly, most medical practitioners have chosen to put government’s unlawful demands ahead of their patients’ needs. These medical practitioners are violating their Hippocratic Oath.
Pursuant to Section 12 of the Public Health Act of BC (the “PHA”) and Section 5 of the Reporting Information Affecting Public Health Regulation all physicians in British Columbia have a legal obligation to report adverse vaccine-injury events under a $25,000 penalty or up to 6 months in jail for each day they fail to comply. This is extremely serious.
We encourage you to read, print out and present this package to your medical practitioner to educate them and to validate your injury:
Unfortunately, instead of having one universal form for all Canadians so data could be easily compiled for each province, we have only one government-controlled provincial form in BC.
Doctor Reporting Forms
BC Centre for Disease Control
The Report Form provided below is also referenced in the BC CDC Communicable Disease Control Manual, located on p.3 of the URL link above.
Public Health Agency of Canada: Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFI) Case Report Form:
Make sure the form is submitted to the appropriate Health Authority:
If the form is rejected by the CDC, ask your medical practitioner to fill out a Request for Access to Personal Information
You can provide your medical practitioners with the following request to type into the “Information Requested” portion of the form:
“I wish to obtain an unredacted copy of all reasons for refusal of the Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFI) form, that was filed by Dr. ___________ on ___________, 202(_), to the ____________ Health (List Regional Health Board). This includes any and all correspondence, including but not restricted to emails/attachments, notes and decisions by every person involved in making this decision to refuse to accept this AEFI form.”
Doctor and/or Victim Forms
Even if your medical practitioner’s form is rejected by the government responsible for promoting this vaccine, several other forms from various independent institutions will not discriminate against you.
| VaxxTracker | https://www.vaxxtracker.com |
| Vaccine Injury Support Program | https://vaccineinjurysupport.ca/en |
| Canadian Adverse Event Reporting System | https://www.caers.info/ |
Your contribution to these various databases is extremely valuable to help establish the true picture of how this vaccine is affecting individuals. Children are now being targeted for something that caused you harm. Adults must take responsibility and help expose what this vaccine is doing to people.
| For Trustworthy Fact-based information about all vaccines | https://vaccinechoicecanada.com/ |
Getting Justice
In Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada (as have other courts) has repeatedly recognized that your body is inviolate and no one can force any medical procedure upon you without your informed voluntary consent.
Ciarlariello v. Schacter [1993) 2 SCR 119, at 135
A.C. v. Manitoba (Director of Child and Family Services) 2009 SCC 30, para 44, 101
R v Ewanchuk 1999 CanLII 711
Administering any vaccine without “Informed Consent” (John, highlight “informed consent with this hyperlink) is a criminal offense. We are presently collecting data to help people prepare formal complaints to the RCMP so they are forced to investigate this matter. CLEAR will help guide individuals to do this for those who reside in Kelowna. Once this process begins, we will provide instructions for those who live in other jurisdictions to do the same thing. The complaint must be filed with the police in the town where you reside.
To be included in this process, please fill out the “Add Your Name to a Group Complaint Form” The RCMP would then open an investigation, submit their evidence to the Crown Prosecutor who would then determine if charges are warranted. The more names we have for the police complaint, the more impact this will make and less likely the police would dismiss it.
However, you can bypass this whole process by hiring a lawyer to file a criminal charge on your behalf if you can afford to do so. If money is an issue and you’d like to file your own criminal charge, David Lindsay has authored “The Annotated Criminal Charging Procedure in Canada,” a step-by-step do-it-yourself guide to deal with this matter in court on your own. You can purchase the book here: https://clearbc.orgresources-2/