Research from Phinance Technologies shows that disability claims in the US have skyrocketed since the Covid vaccine rollout.
Analysts broke down the impact of the Covid-19 vaccines into different categories, including the rise in disabilities and the relationship with vaccine uptake.
The analysts used monthly data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics from 2008 up to November 2022.
“There seems to be clear evidence of a strong relationship between the Covid-19 vaccination rollout and increases in disability rates,” researchers said.
The civilian labor force — meaning those actively working — saw a 23.5% increase in disability claims between May 2021 and November 2022. This increase occurred in both younger and older individuals.
Researchers attributed the increase to a number of factors, including delayed diagnosis of disabilities acquired during the lockdowns, long Covid syndrome, and vaccine side effects.
This increase comes after a slow decline in disability claims between 2008 and 2020.
The researchers also compiled data on excess deaths, and found a strong correlation with the noted rise in disability claims.
As previously reported, the Canadian government has acknowledged over 10,000 Canadians have suffered a “serious” injury from the Covid vaccine.
At least fifty Canadians injured by the Covid-19 vaccine have been awarded a combined $2.7 million after filing a claim with the federal government’s injury reporting system.
Over in Germany, health minister Karl Lauterbach recently admitted he regrets a tweet he made in 2021 when he said the Covid vaccines have no side effects.
“That was an exaggeration that I once made in an ill-considered tweet. It did not represent my true position.”
In a televised interview, Minister Lauterbach stated that Covid vaccine injuries are rare, but he sympathizes with Germans who have been seriously injured from the jabs, and expects Big Pharma vaccine manufacturers to assist with vaccine injury compensation.
“That’s because the profits have been exorbitant,” he said. “Simply exorbitant profits.”
