Why have the Perseus Report Experts called for a Covid Vaccine Suspension?

Interview with Nick Hunt (one of the authors of the report)

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Perseus Report states:

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) is responsible for ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicines used in the UK. It has become clear during the Covid-19 pandemic that the MHRA has failed to meet its responsibilities in multiple ways, despite prior warnings of inadequate regulation published in Government reports:

● no requirement for manufacturers to demonstrate sufficient safety, before or after approvals;

● approvals for younger age groups and children in the absence of long-term safety data, despite only negligible potential for benefit;

● failure to act promptly on evidence of adverse reactions, to rigorously assess safety evidence and to share it publicly to enable informed consent;

● failure to identify and address problems with manufacturing and quality control.

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MHRA falls short of best practice safety management and governance seen in other safety critical sectors such as nuclear, aviation, defence and oil/gas. Shortcomings include:

● no process for investigating fatal/serious Yellow Card reports;

● no independent safety audits of MHRA;

● lack of accountability and no predetermined safety thresholds in stark contrast to regulators of other industries;

● close funding arrangements involving the pharmaceutical industry, creating serious conflicts of interest.

Read full report here >

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Timecodes:

0:00 Intro
2:38 Meet Nick Hunt
5:00 What is the Perseus Report
10:44 People need to stand up
12:04 Who are the authors
13:52 Who are the experts
18:21 Swiss stop vaccines
22:12 Vaccine adverse events
25:55 Thoughts on funding source
28:07 Freedom of information
31:35 LNP’s no safety data
32:31 Afford to damage credibility
35:48 No one responsible
37:40 Reasonable to do shortcuts
44:56 Should the public know
50:54 Conclusion

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