ExclusiveHouse Of Lords Debate Over Vaccine Safety #frontpageshow #frontpageexclusive

Recently, the House of Lords in the UK raised questions about the surge in unexpected deaths among young people. The UK government insists that vaccines save lives, and it blames combined factors for unexpected deaths. However, the House of Lords urged the government for the research and data on which the government's claim is based that COVID-19 vaccines are safe. During the recent debate in the House of Commons, the Conservative peer Lord Strathcairn, who is also a former journalist, called for the number of excess deaths in people under 65 since the lockdown period began in 2020. Lord Strathcairn said, Converting these statistics to reality means that 60,000 people died mostly from heart-related conditions at a much younger age than they would have been expected to before the pandemic and in particular our response to it. He asked the health minister, Lord Evans, whether the lockdowns did more overall health harm than good, as the evidence from around the world now suggests they did. Lord Strathcairn said that it was essential that the inquiry investigate why the UK now has a much higher excess mortality rate than other similar countries. Lord Strathcairn also asked in what way lockdowns and other interventions are linked to last year's 60,000 young deaths, with more to come this year, no doubt. The Earl of Leicester also referred to vaccine safety concerns that were raised by MP Andrew Bridget in the House of Commons. The Earl of Leicester urged the minister that before he put the matter to rest, can he promise to promptly publish the data or research on which the government has relied. However, in response, Lord Evans, who claims that the vaccines are safe, replied that he couldn't provide such data, but he would forward it to the health department. MP Andrew Bridget is the MP who was expelled from the Conservative Party following comments that he made on the dangers of vaccines. Bridget arranged an event in Parliament last month. At this event, prominent scientists and other experts who questioned the safety and efficacy of the jabs addressed a small audience of politicians, journalists and campaigners. Speakers included Dr Robert Malone, who is the inventor of the mRNA technology that was used in the COVID-19 jab, and Professor Angus Dalgleish, who was a renowned cancer expert who warned of the dangers of so-called turbo cancers following COVID-19 vaccines. MP David Davis, who is one of only a handful to attend, said that he would ask the Office of National Statistics to provide him with a shopping list of data. This is the data that is needed in order to establish whether the jabs can truly be considered safe and effective.