People injured by the COVID-19 vaccine in the UK are, to date, systematically ignored with absolutely no payouts as of yet to families with loved ones who either experienced severe side effects or even died from the jab. To date, over 1,200 claims have been submitted to the UK Vaccines Damages Payment Scheme (VDPS), which statutorily offers the injured with successful applications up to 120,000 British Pounds (just over $150,000 US) dollars. Of course, the link between COVID-19 vaccination that leads to injury or death must be proven.

The Independent, providing online news for the masses, was initially controlled by the Irish Independent News & Media group before being sold off to a Russian oligarch and former KBG officer named Alexander Lebedev in 2010. By 2017, Sultan Muhammad Abuljadayel secured a 30% equity stake. The UK press has publicly pondered the independence of this media.

But just in February, the DailyMail reported that COVID-19 vaccine injury claims were approaching 110 million pounds with up to 920 vaccine injury compensation applications. So just in two months, those claims have risen by another 280 severe injuries or death claims. The DailyMail is British-owned and is the highest circulated news in the UK.

What’s perplexing is why any claims haven’t been paid out, given the total number thus far. Many claimants have actually secured medical certificates confirming the COVID-19 vaccine culprit responsible for the death of a family member. Yet reports are now that many family members await for nearly a year despite the fact that the government has claimed the average turnaround duration for successful claimants should take “around six months” as part of the due diligence process.

Why is the government in the UK so slow to pay out legitimate COVID-19 vaccine injury or death claims?