Vax injury compensation - The last 2 sets of dominos have not been played

The long term costs of medical treatments for the COVID jab injured

Sooner or later, the US government will begin to compensate those who have been injured from a COVID countermeasure such as the jab, a medical device, PCR testing equipment (yes, someone bled to death as a result of the swab piercing the sinus cavity) or drugs such as Remdesivir. Hopefully.

Sooner or later, that can be defined as early as in the next few months or it may take several few years.

The last couple of sets of dominos regarding costs have yet to be played.

The first set of dominos to be played in the future

The injured and the families of those who passed away from a countermeasure, compensation does not bring back the person, cure the current medical condition, but it does help start the healing process.

When the compensation process starts, many people, nearly thousands or even tens of thousands should be awarded damages. The healing of the injury requires a lot of money.

Private insurance and state assistance have been and will continue to be very reluctant to provide coverage for novel treatments and therapies needed or prescribed by treating doctors.

However state assistance eventually will provide financial coverage with an eye on recovering the costs. How, a bit later in this article.

Health Insurance companies have already monetized the population of the chronically ill, temporarily sidelined, and have become very accurate at projecting future costs. They will not suffer financial ruin because of nationwide epidemic caused by Pharma and the medical community.

The state of the US economy story needs to be told with honesty and integrity. For the last few decades, the story and condition have been politicized and weaponized by those who are currently in office and by those who are seeking office.

I feel that our economy is just floundering, treading water. Federal government printing more and more money. Yet the true employment and worker productivity picture has not been told to the American people.

Many of the productive workers in the US are no longer working. They are sidelined by COVID-19. Some by infection, many by the jab. Walking around a few large people gatherings here in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, I seek a lot of the wounded. They just do not know it or are in denial.

Our government is quick to promote jobs created in record numbers or unemployment levels are the lowest in over a decade. But that is false and misleading. Many of the career producers are no longer looking for work due to extreme medical conditions. Forcing others in the family unit to work 3 or 4 part time jobs just to replace the breadwinner. Do you see how job creation is now promoted?

So who is going to pay for all this mess?

The cost shift has already started. The first step is the injured party. Using up all savings, other assets and extended family resources.

Worker’s compensation will provide some financial relief for those required to obtain the jab in order to provide for their families or continue a career. But for most, this is not an option.

If compensation kicks in

So the shift will be towards private health insurance and Medicaid/Medicare. With a lot of money available in the form of damage awards, it is possible insurance will start providing coverage for some very experimental and costly treatments and therapies. Insurance has already monetized the costs. So the next step will be increases in the medical insurance premiums. For large group plans, the pressure will be placed on the employer contribution of premiums. But for small groups and those in the individual marketplace, get ready for large premium increases.

In most states, individual insurance (non-employer sponsored group plan), is regulated by the states. To prevent large swings in premiums, state governments subsidize part of the cost to prevent the uninsured numbers to increase.

Now, the states will have to determine how to handled. Tax dollars to be used. And if the economy turns south as most economists believe, tax increases or cuts to existing programs to pay for keeping insurance premiums affordable.

But the last set of dominos have not been played yet.

Do you remember what happened with Big Tobacco and currently, Pharma dealing with the opioid epidemic?

State Attorney Generals might lined up and sue Pharma to recoup large dollar costs from Medicaid/Medicare programs. The question to ask of them, which states will actually sue? And which states will not?

In my home state of Minnesota, it is highly unlikely that state Attorney General Keith Ellison, a Democrat, will not join in the lawsuit. After all, he was the enforcer who happily attacked small businesses and their owners during the state lockdown, who worked with Governor Walz, a Democrat, in prosecuting people who were ratted out by their neighbors calling a 1-800 tip line for not complying with the lockdown.

Will we see AG’s file suit in a few years? Or will our Federal Government insert some language into the PREP Act or CMS statutes to prevent this. Then will we truly see who is the puppet and who is the puppetmaster.

Did any person harmed by tobacco smoke, their families receive compensation by the state AG’s actions against Big Tobacco. No!

And now, the feds and state AG’s are all declaring victory for collecting large ransom amounts from Pharma for the opioid epidemic. But not one penny has been paid to the families or victims of this disaster. It is the modern day corporate shakedown by government. Not to benefit the victims but to increase the purse of the state.

The ones not being compensated from tobacco and opioids are the victims. Will this be the same for the COVID-19 countermeasure injuries?

Keep learning, keep challenging yourself and always, always question authority.